The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, December 25, 1888, Image 6
? u especially
?oSTrate
SFjM&y purpose, but
? moat, it is advisftblo to
oud classify them. Whoa a
mixed lota e ^Jut together the stronger
orthe'thost pugnacious will tyrannize
over the other#, and the weakest will
*liot only be driven from its food but its
?Piri t will be so cowed that it will avoid
Ut, companions and pine awuv to more
Rkln^na bone. This is the ciso with
piga f pen, and'the uncffcrlings will
avoid OXO feed troUgh, even when the
^ others aro not feeding. Homed cattle
injure each other severely, and oven the
Vatronger lose Hcsh by their oonstant at
. , tacks upon tho weaker onos. The truc
ulent beasts should be kept alone, or,
which is best, should be dishorned and
disarmodof their offensive weapons. The
' practtco of d shorn in? is rapily spread
ing among cattlc-fccders, who <ind the
quietness which it insures a source of
considerable profit. Where sheop, pigs,
lumos, and cattle aro j eriuittea to run
togother losses and injuries cannot be
avoided. ? Ntxo York Time'.
DlfTeronoen In Clnirnn.
It is not so much upon the churn a*
the person who uses it that the quantity
and quality of tho butter depends.
Churns vary considerably in effective
ness, which is in proportion to tho do
gree of agitation of the crcain in them.
The old- fashioned up-and-down churn
will make quite as good and as inuc 1
butter as any other, but with greatly
more labor and expenditure of time.
*And churns differ mostly in tli is respect.
But those who uso churns differ very
much more. '1 he churning should be
dono rapidly in tho e churns which are
deficient in the requisite agitating action
or concussion upon tho cream, and it
should bo stopped always when tho
butter is in small grains. Wehavouscd
churns for nearly tifty years, and have
tried a great many in that time, but
havo found no difference in regard to the
kind of butter mado in any when each
has been skillfully u ed, but otherwise
lh?ro is a great difference. Tho diirer
,? , ence in tho time and ease of churning,
> ifjhoweveiy is very g ent. Tho best
,V ,lhodern churn is only one tenth as hard
. to work as the old-fash oned oue.--Ae<c
V York WorLl,
Tho llapl.) Walk.
"We havo known numerous road-bred
horses that would walk four and a Half
to rivo miles an hour without urgipg.
and many, in fact mo-t, well-bred
road horses could bo taught to cover
greater distances than this in the same
time if it were not for tho custom of put
ting tho colts to the trot as soon as they
aro in hat no s and belore they are really
bridlewisc. lCvery farmer's boy knows
that he con do a better .oh of wortc ?
ploughing, harrowing, or working corn
with a fast-walking team, which make*
the dirt tly, than with a slow one. Tho
sAving on a farm whett (ho hordes walk
three miles an hot^^'feven when they
walk two a half, is twenty
per cent., or 'in other words, tho fust
team can i oat a whojo day in a week and
yetdoas team
$? work Is piessin,
the fo?t team is ?
specd oftho trottor,sfc.
Have bcon working fbV r,,
rcat mistake to sotR
^ be
?to vit
... MU ??? vmun. Hfu yenrs
,?Un of plan ting ai?d then ?
thinning an orchard. The apulo tree I
demands ft-Hch moist soil. If these Con-r|
ditions are furnished it assumes large
proportions and glvoa immense yields.
WlWt.then, dWarf, .^tvo and mutilate?
Is It not hotter to have five thrifty trees
ittg fifty busholi of healthy lino
tan' fifty treOs wftfi fifty bushels I
^ gbArly apeolmoilipVU';
thlevlngvvngrantsli
-,-~r tho soiTi*ta*ea;t(> j
t the woodt;of fifty-, trees instead ;
&Ti*o oodfcjjf purchasing, plant*
r.# all contributes toward swblr?
Contrast ki> tho amount pftid Out. j
rtrstiustanCiTyou Will be rewarded
satisfactory result! ; in the latter .
there wilt be disappointment, loss of time '
and money, ana afnlluro to realize when I
.your orchard comes in boriring. Tho
sapae results comparatively, though not {
? so rapidly, manifest themselves with m- |
gArd td the vino.- ToO doire planting >
will sooner or Utor result disastrously. ?
The proper distance for setting apple,
trees is from thirty to forty feet ; for tho ,
grape not ices than fourteen to eighteen '
g:?eOt. for Mu o.iout growing vines. . Of j
courso, varieties, method i of training, '
root pruning, top-dress ntf, etc., will
modify these .figuros with regard to
; grapevines, but bettOr have-thorn too for
ftptrt than tOo closely crowded. -?Amerl- 1
can Afiricultvrht. ? |
Tho jpreiorvstloti of fiftit'i. , *1
Aft, egg is a complex compound of
most easily decomposed substances. It
Is, smalt, but it contains evoiy element
that goes io make up a complete an'mal,
bono?>, blood, flosh, foot, feathers and
horn. It has, moreover, not Only a por
ous shell, but a quantity of Atr insido of
it, which is able to start decomposition
in tho very onslly Changeable contonts.,
* An egg begins to deoay the moment It is
perfcc.tod As soon as it* natural
warmth cools change begins. Tho
shrinksge of tho content* by tho cooling
' produces a vacuum, which is Jns uutly
tilled With air from without. This air
contains oxygens afld many Mot ive gt;i mt
of decomposition which are able to j #.?,
through the poros of the shell *n(
; m* fljbranos. Into this fro>c*llod i
of an egg there ts also quloi '
- p-^?os produced oy th? unvuutpv
sjtion of the substance* inside of tho
ahe L and this change goes on taore
rapidly w.th the lapse of ymo and the
inorensed terhperatnre. %
""his change In th* egg, hoWevor, af
Is a useful mean* of precaution in
,or Pf^r^njfcfor winter
* Jf?F* .^Hhout saying that A
H as:
A Ally cannot be kept in
*> moreover It is *
y wTUch thp" specific
gravity of the egga is docrea ed, ro tha*.
by a dolicato poising of au egg in a
standard solution of salt tho quuiity may ,
bo doLermintd. Ono part of tho best j
salt dissolved in eight parts of water ,
will make such a solution. A glass jar |
six iuchos deep may be used for this test
The liquid is put into tho jar and tho |
egg is gently dropped into it. If it '
slowly Sinks to tho bottom tho egjj is ?
fresh and sound aud fit foi* tho preserv- I
Jng process; if it touches tho bottom aud
thon rises a 1 ttle it has begun to chauge, |
but may still bo put away lor future use, J
but will not keep so loug as tho better i
eggs. As tho eggs are older they rise
higher in the liquid, until they float and
evon project partly above tho -water.
Those eggs should feo rejected, as one
bad egg will spoil' ajbarrelful of*good
ones in th f prcsorving'liquid. \ -
For the^preservation of e/g* tho total
exclusion of air. only is needed. All
phemical preparations, antiseptic sub
stances; "gtacialine," and other nostrums
are absorbed by tho substance' of the
egcr, and the cgg?> are spoiled for use.
Tho yolk becomes hard and cannot be
mod for many purposes in cooking. It
is desiiablo to havo a dense liquid, for
the e elusion of air and salt is quite
sutliciont for this purpose alone; lime is
equally ofToctivo aud is mostly employed
by the dealers in eggs who buy them at
this ft-ason when thoy are plentiful and
put them away for winter salo.
Tho lime method Is as follows: A peck
of lime is slacked in suflic ent water to
produce a pasty, semi iiquid mas?. This
is mixed ivith water as boon as all the
liin-j is completely slacked to make half
a birrelful. Tho oggs are then carefully
packcd away in this liquid until the bar
rel is tilled, when the eggs will be cov
ered about ono inch deep with it. ?0010
of the lime paste is reserved to cover tho
egg*; this is done by spreading a clo;h
over, the barrel aud cohering this with
tho liinc paste hilf an inch thick. This
is pre s-.d close to the ed<;eof the barrel
and the c loth is turned over it. 'l he sur
face is always kept covered with water.
Eggs i. o packed will ki-ep without in
jurioui change for several mouths. The
dealers make use of brick vats for stor
ing the eggs and use broad dippers for
handling the eggs, which, as some are
taken out. tloat to tho surface. As the
eggs aro dipped outJor sale they are put
into lath crates to drain, ami are then
washed by pouring water over them -un
til quite freed from the lime.
Kggs may bo kept, safely for three
months by smearing them with linseed
oil, molted parafllne, or any kind of oil
that will not turn rancid or bo absorbed
by the shell. 1 inseed oil is excellent for
the purpo-e. The egg is held between
tho linger and thumb by tho ends and is
dipped in the oil, and then rubbed w.tli
the linger or with a small brush to bring
tho oil in contact with tho whole of tho
turfa'O. The eggs aro then set in dry
bran or cornmoal on tho small end and
are covored with tho brail sutliciently to
koep them from brenking. Whou filled
the box or b irrcl is covered and is kept
in a cool, dry place. A small quantity
of the oiled eggs may bo kept in a twinj
net or# square bag and hung up in a
cellar, the point of suspension being ]
changed every day. This prevents tho
"dherenceof the. yolk to tho shell, whiph
' * 1 bo avoided. Tho greatest in ury
s packed in dry substanccs is tho
ro and tho consequent
This danger is avoMed
packing, and thL limo
atfonod is the simplest
. and ilB&WJ ce 1 ho best. ; ? N. 10
?J"
Clovor should
antly than it is
i;S^3
id treatment to .an equivalent *>f
QtOS.
? toilet of the ben.
in good .oondi
The .greatest enemy of agriculture is
ignorapefe.
If you Votild have your boys profit by
your mistakes, dou't repeat t^em.
A ration of equal part?;bran and corn
meal is good for the growing h g*.
Ccorgia .farmers cultivate tbcr ttpanish
peanut, extensively as food for hogrf.
Some farming is llke an old jacket ?
! frayed at the edges and yory thin olse
where.
tjheep are better scavengers for small,
unripe, wormy apples than swine are, it
i? el I'. i mod. '
Growing a boy on the fnrin is a mighty
good foundation preparation of him for
any honorable business,
in mnny instances it is mor^iprofltnbte
to plow under th6. Second c op of clovor
tlnyi to cut it for cither hay or seed;
M is claimed that every year sees an
inotOiis'e, in the number of farmers who
pick corn for se.erl as sooroas it is glazed.
A good top dressing of taanure on the
little knolls nnd poor spots of the field
after winter grain is sown will have a
fino effect.
Thore is this difference between the
Boor and goud farmer. Oiid complains,
f the bad seasons, the other- rejoices in
the good seasons.
Wash dairy utensils; pans, pails and'
vats carefully with cola water, in ifrhich'
in ? little salt or sodn. thon rinse, and
thoroughly scald with hot water.
Fionch farmers report very benofic!al
results trom the uso of copperas solution
ns n manure on strawberries, pears, let
tuce, peas- beans, carrots and vines.
Two horses of ono kind will do as
much work ai four horSos of another
| kind, and it ought not to be hard to dc
i termino which is the more protitablo.
When a man comes half n milo to
borrow a hoe or a fork, you may depend
on his coming somo day to borrow ,
money, but nover ooming to pay it bnok.^
! Perhaps it can't bo remedied, but 1*
is, nevertheless, a pity that tho creatui
flattered by ihe nod of n politician *
a vote that counts as much M Ihe ,
cant by a trUe maria.^yaiMM^
, ^ hen
rltious
. 4 milk*
hay.
II that hogs,
o Vety well on
? - - Twm? py.rgat "wm fall in an orchard
when apples begin to drop, they will do
Exceedingly well with no othef feed.
r. It is ihe custom of a great rfiany farm*
Ak to burn Wheat and oat straw. This
?h(inld never be done, evot) with an
abundant supply Of timothy andftclovnr.
Cattle, horses and sheep will eat straw
for a change. ?> j
Mnny farmers cure hay entirely too
npich, thereby damaging ft c<MtaIderably.
If mowed away with discte;tap aoy Un
usually damp loads p it by ttripisvlve*),
it can be safely Stored with haU the cur
ing often given.
Goxernmo it js tho ncccssity of' all,
politics (he greed of a few.
' i it ue needs no distinguishing mark,
t displays its own identity.
A well covered house may be empty
lUBide, also a well covered head.
Genius will show itself somehow, as a
ipring finds its way to the surface.
E^uhI talent depends upon natuio,
jqual opportunity is the right of all.
The aim of mere polit'cians is to per
made the people they arc having tkeir
awn way.
Men are never so really little as when
:hev attempt to be greater than thoy
really ure.
Tho laborer is the boIo base of tho
public pyramid ; the top may. bo high,
out it needs the base.
If raon kuow as much at forty as they
:hink they know at twenty, what a wiso
world this would bo.
It is only by labor that thought can be
cnade healthy, and only l>y thought that
abor can be made happy.
Truth, like sunlight, is influent; but
is this give* lifo only as it is tho medium
)f heat, so truth only aj it is the medium
>f love.
Youth is but the painted shell within
which, continually (/rowing, lives that
wondrous thing, the spirit of a man,
d d.ng its moment ot aspiration, earlier
u some than in others.
All truly wise thoughts have bccu
.bought already tho .sands of times;
)ut, to make them truly ours, we must
hink them over again, hone-tly, till
.hey take root in our personal experience.
A I'rofpsaionsl SU: fi'r.
''Taxidermy has always been or>o of
he fine arts," said a little, dried up old
nan, veiled behind a multitude of
tulled and uustulle;! anint iU in a cellar
n a downtown street to me. "I learned
ny trade in Germany many years ago,
tud came to this country whe.i taxider
nisf s were fewer than now. Is there a
iving in the b.isincjs? Vei, a under -
itelv fair one, b ;t not wh U it u e l to
>e. And theu prices a^ ".lower than
V.rmorly. Why, I used to recei e .vs to
Ft-* lor stu ling a plain, everyday Thomas
:at, hut now I'm lucky if I can get one
.hird that sum for the work "
"What iiu-cd for stu ling animals
".Many taxidcrin sts usest.aw and ex
?elsior, l?ut 1 p efe c.>tto:i. Hair is
?ften used. I >u t it is expensive. I adies
jvhose pet dogs or cats hae died some
.imcs go to g o it expjn?e in h ving the.n
itutfel with hair. A few mm hs ago I
scrformod a curious piece of work f >r a.
utle hoy whose mother lives on Fifth
ivenuc. The child was fond of white
nice, and had as many m twenty of,
.hem in a room at the top of lis luothoi 's
louse. Through the ro.?m r.in a pipe
rom a sto e in the room below. The
>uo was defective, and one morning the
:hild wont to the roo 11 where his puts
were only to find them dead. The pipe
lad broken, and tha white mico we.e
i:o:ally smoked to death. Half ado e,i
)l inoro recovered and tho rest died.
Die boy was disconsolate, and nothing
would do li m b.it he must hive them
itu/Ted. Id (In t w'.s'i to undertake tho
lob, which I knew wo d(L be a di licult
me, but being pressed by the mother of
.lift child, conse-ited. I stulTcd nearly a
io'.en of the little fel'o.vn and stuck
.hem 011 a board. They look i I i|ii'.te
natural, I can assure you. Sun 1 an. ma s
>f any so: tare hardur to stuif than large
)nes. ^Shy? Iieoause their bodies aro
lot large enough to perm t of lilting.
"What kind of household pots do you
I asked. ' 'A ll k nds, but p'rhicl
nail 7 eats,'cannry
Nothing can look moro
parrot, if nicely sfulTed. 1
ft to stu f, large and small birds in
portion. ( h, no The business ain't"
what ' ith used to be," said tho old man,
?adly, ia conclusion.? Uo /.c tcr (N. J'.)
. ?? ,-rr
Itamsor
nost toga
>roployod
Jul marinef- . ... ,
rices r?m*iro<f of ...v.?
.hey are placed with t
pit, that the
wast,' Hod af7,T
condemned to solitary oonfln
Ax months at theend of. w.m
ihey. a're put to aslodft? with oth
ma be ng extremely shy ard fr)0M.VUUv
withal, t hoy run as fast as they can unti
!hey become blown and cowed. After
ihli trial trip they aro remandfed to. their
p' t, inhere they remain, olf and on, untij
; Key aro thoroughly tired and ' sledge*
oroken. This sever? education son
holr temper amazingly, atid makes the
I'.iything but ?ompnnlonnble. Drivo
ire frequently obliged to stun thorn by
>loW on J(ho no?e bi-fore Urtharnewi
;bem onMoount of thoir .savage hatii
He ddes drawing Pledget tboy fj
ip the river in snmtpttr un
nastCrs wttrm in wlntor n
ire lemirkablc weather p
! llscount the Signal Service
1 ,f when resting on a jour
lolesln the snow, ther
i storfn They are of
with ?recf, aurii..,
ind not very sh&rp noses ?...
live exclusively on flsh^irMdU ,v
tor themselves Jo winter the
jomprisos forty frozen herrings
?ForM; uhd tit/ream * '
? ' V" " "y?
Flfctrleal *1
"Electricity ftsii
boats? Why. of
have it, and it VHIJ.
ymvenlent and pl?
iteam launches
leum boats*" $
The spsaker was ?
Vc.k elect rlolan,
sdvantapea ot ?
was very Mure
could not" '*
smalt
Jit soon
da) tnoro
tho# hot'
ty Utile pctro
-^jitient New
talked of the
T" ?".* v Pyer ks t onm. and
kt aoon. yachtsmen who
d largo stenm ynohtn
d ?leotrfelty much t'..o hotter
to pro pot their boats. He
)? mnchlrtdry ;t?lttfi JVr?
then the he*t oCtodf J
? ? ...ijf frtnmoa
[ hot felt, because there 1) n* jurnaoe,
, Id the smoke and gr?n*o nr? atl* dono
away v.ith. Tltey are bulldtfjf^ tHem In
England. I haVe received pttrrioirfari of
one that has just Iwen hunched.' It W
sixty-five and one-half f?ot. in imij/th,
ten feet 'lh beam, and is dnstfifaM^to^
carry eighty passenger* at six mllea art I
hour. The electri? machinery and stor
age cells are placed bolow the deck, for?
and aft, leaving a* clear rup the whole
length of the boat for pas enge a. In the
mlddfe is a handsomely fitted cabin,
With lavatories, din! ng r<>ohi, ot*. The
electrical energy Is conVertod Into mo
tive poWer by two motors of ieven abd
one-half horse power, 6*uh . driving dn
turn three-bladnd propellers. LVats will
soon be made to store electricity and
run just as the street <caft do now."?
Xtqlland Kjo)>rct*>
- An ?pidem'c of su'e'des h\? broken
out in r.ir.?, ' At least ten m tempts as
?elf-murder are reported every day.
iquor Adulteration' ..
ruport to tbe ^editor of the
urtsiiun l\(o7\ from the laboratory of L?>
#pux A Co. , cXeniisf and assayers,Ne .1 York
"ity, some ipNmwting facts' *re presented
,i.K 1 ?... j10 of liquor.
"~n from Recond and third
Yprk City and 'carefully
jsoncludes that tbe
1 at the present day
lloyed in such small
. t out of considera
e mechanic on the
n Wator street is
rs little whether he
forty p*r cent, alcohol
. cents, or a quart of twent v
five jx?r cent, flavored ami diluted at fifty
?ehts; it is the alcohol I10 craved and that
>vhii h p.oduces the effect."'
Tho Curse of Saloons.
'Town with th? Saloon*," was tho subject
discourse! by the Kev, Charles F. (Joss to a
large audience at Moo ly's Cb.cago Avenue
Church. "The won! of God," said he,
"speaks in utter reprobation of drunkenness.
The't-ondomnation of the word of God is
specially directed toward tbe sa'oon. The
saloon, as we now understand it, is the gene
bIs of modern evil. If tho word of Hod con
demns drunkenne-'S .t must suroiy condemn
tho place whero drunkenness Is manufac
tured.
"When wo enter these gilded palaces of
sin, with their beveled mirrors tln-ir ri -hlv
cut-glasses and their rare pott?ry, the first
object one's eyes fa'l upon is a pair of scales
placed in a conspicuous corner for the poor
drunkard to weigh his shame on. I would ta
God I could put scales into the saloons of
Chicago l hat would weigh men's diameters
or weigh ti.e r rou!b. As a political factor
tho saloon occupies an important place. There
isn't a system of moral or political govern
ment but Uie saloon-ki e|>er has i\ hand in the
making of Its laws. They are do ng more to
corrupt the civil government of the countrv
of America than all tho test of this country's
corruptive practices put together. Socially
the saloon also plays an important | ai t ff
it corrupts politics what must be its effects
upon society, with its impure pictures adorn
ing its walls, its conversation so vi e. do
graded, and low that a man cannot frequent
sue!) 'a place without all of his true and noble
ideas being dragged and trampled iu 1I10
mire.
"Its influence o?, tho homo is absolutely
destructive from the first hour a 111111 crosi '9
tho threshold of 0110 of thes? hellholes of
iniquity. Given up to impure conversation, I
gathered into the arms of convival t omp \n- 1
ions, what cares lie for the wife or children
starving at home, with tbo winter winds
creeping in under tho threshold and poverty
storing in at the window? Un the in Itvidua'l
life of man the saloon is a manufactory of
drunkards. It takes the raw material fivm
our homes and converts it into a besotted,
drunken wretch. It takes from tbe corner
of our homes tho bright, beautiful, happy
boy; that face which a mother has smiled
upon and has loved, w ho lips have been kissed
by a loving mother or fond sister. A I tho
strength and beauty of that manhood is
drawn into these hellish mnohi. ??; afv^rans
formed into a poor, low. miserable drunkard.
As you drain a swamp of its cuiml mal.iria,
just: o much "011 drain this cursed institu
tion rom ouj aod."? CViiciy.i V-it-v.
Yellow Fever an<l Drink
About the middle of August, when the yel
low lever epidemic was at its height, a s'.ato
m -nt up pea red in tho papers quoting Mayor
Archibald, of Jacksonville, Ha, 11 s snv.ng
that "the yul ow lover is the best temper
nneo lecture the city ever had." Two-thirds
of tho total eases, I10 said, hail boon an.ioug
persons addictod to drink, while total al>
siainers had boon comparatively free.
'1 ho New York I oiat wrote to Mayor
Archibald to know if tbeso statements woi.i
true, and received tho tel. owing answer:
. ? Mayoh'h Ukkk k, I
1). T. CIerow, Acting Mayoii, i
Jackkonviu.k, Flo., Oct. In. 1J-8S.
"Editor The 1 oice ? Dear Sir-. lienlving
to your communication of 18th inst., 1 may
say that Mr. Archibald, who was for a time
acting mayor of this city, loft sometime ago,
during the present epidemic. Tho (.tan ; 'tout 8
inado tiy Mr. Archibald are MV.Stnntia'.ly
correct with reference to, tl.e tarh
part of tho epidemic. .At /the tn.>>? of
bis departuro scarcely any colored popple
had taken tho disoas.% ahd tbo mortality
ami ng the whites was piotabty l.l per cent.
Since then a large proportion of negroes ha\?
( een sick, and as they npneikr to be constitu
tionally bolter ablo to withstand ydlow fever
than Caucasians, the percentage of deaths to
cases reportod has dropped to about, nine,
"liutdou th'Bfl your inquiryYpoints to the
of the drlnk^hftbit upon mortility
regard to
RaFTSMftTT
leans the case
^toxicants in
the sad ex
our citP/.ens of
7?* t^^^^WB^^^HF^fflfability^to dCfon
the part of tno^MBR .*7ro accustomed to
the usi of alcoholn? AKfniiiants was very
noticeable and tho s .ur/-o of constant re
mark. It has been aim c-s/l invafialily t he c.nso
that when a person of diking habits hoi
bean attacked by the fevar, has either suc
cumbed to the diseise or h'as experienced a
jory narrow escape. Cor.-.-1-..dons read i Is
[follow. Yours very trulv,
T. tfKROW,/ Acting Mayor."
Rcapti.n 1 1 b 1 c
/wife; tho fntlinr of
.o Hon of ii highly
[hw; this son lying
VjM the result of
s su'c,dai
there kneels
her Brief atid
mmssm
o Brili
stated that tho Aif^ __
mljrkablc tribe of ajnnll, !
or.gitmllj living b y lumitnfc-anu ftsh- '
in# ? have been ill (jfit-at straits sinee
tho occupation oi their tjahing grounds
by tlw Japari'tao in l8l$; Since l*t>2
etVurts have been made to relieve their
distress and lo teach them farming,
and in 18S0 about bO.i acres were culti
vated by them. In their chief home in
the Island of Yesso, tho Ainos are e?ti
inated to number L^UO individuals,
with 3, GOO houses. supposed
to be pradually ? Jirkan
sate Traveler.
Prince AlbAK)??Victok in oxiremeb
English in all 'liii testes, ways anil
talk, and objects to talking in any for
eign language when it is not absolute
ly necessary.
A little girl being asked to dofine n
volcano, answered: "It's a mountain
that throws up ft re, smoke, and Lver."
Krnptlon or (ho Mhln Cured.
BnocKvu.i.r.. Ontahio, Caxapa, I
Dwemtor 2, 18tf5. f
I have used Bhanihu-tus Pu.iS for the past
fifteen years, and think thorn the beat Cathai tic
and anti-bilious remedy known. For some live
years I tailored with an eruption of the skin
that. gave me great pain and aanoyant e. 1 tried
different blood remedies, but, although gaining
strength, the itching was unrelieved. 1 finally
concluded to take a thorough course of Euan
OIikths Pili,s. I took six each night for four
night.*, then five, f<'tu\. three, two, lessening
rnch time by one, and then for one month took
one every \)ight,\yitli t ? hnpt'y ri-<nlt that iu>w
niv skin is perfect!} otoar aol bicn soever
tilled. l'.i>. Vck.n'ly.
At ronnui s are generally "well up" in lal
loont, "ouh-RH tilt y me sick.
" 1'urgntory MullotV.**
An excited Irishman lately rushed into a
Boston drug s?oft*. having a " broke iWtp "ap
pearance ueiioi-atly. "lie Jabbers!" he yi^WpjL
"1'iu all wrong ento'rcly.* I want pome stiisyr
tr? straighten me out. Some o' thim 'I'urgir
tory Bullet*' will tlx me. I'm thlnkin'. What
d'ye tax for thim?" "What do you mean':"
asktd tho c lerk. "'lY.igatOry Bullets, Bor. m
some; hi 1' |iiik?' that, they call thirti," K'plicd
ti.? Hum. "Shnre. 1'iu in purgatory already,
with headache, and liver complaint, and had
shtomach. and the diMl know* what all." T..e
clerk passed oui a vial of Dr. I'ien o's l'lensant
Purgative IVIhts and l'at went oil cmiteiited.
'Iheselittlo Pellets euro all derangements of
liver, stomaeh and bowels. Sug?r-< oateil. li<?
tle larger than mustard bieds, and pleasant lo
take. Druggists.
The man who colors clothes is never nfr.tl-l
>f any tl y . r resulis.
How to (?'nln K I call and Sliriigtlt.
l*?e att<>r eneli meal Scot t's Kmi i sion w "tl.
II yt ophosphite^. It is as palatable asm'lk,
a nd ensity digested. The rapidity wlthwh'cii
'lelleut ? people improve \v Ih its u-o is wor
deriul, I "so it and try yonr weight. /\sa
remedy fur Consiimptu;n. Throat affections
i* lie lSronehitiV, n is uuetiunled. 1 'leasw rend:
"1 us? (1 Scott's Kn-.Uision in a child eiitl t
months old wltn uood- results. lie gained loui
loundtt ma very short t me."Tiio. Pimm.
Si. I)., Alalnnui.
(Greatest smokers in town? Factory chim
iey<.
Does ih ? Fnrth ltenlly !>love 1
Fc I'-nce pays tlmt it does, out we cannot help
wondering sometimes if there ian t some mis
take at. on L. it, when wo Bee liow stubbor.-.ly
certain old fogies cling to their musty and
antiquated id oaf. It was believed once that
consumption was incurable, and although it
has been clearly demonstrated that it Is not,
thousands of old-time physicians close their
? jes and put. their hands to their cars and re
fuse to abandon the theory. Hut for all
the world moves on, and Dr. I'ierco's (ilolri*.
Medical Dhc ?very continues to rescue suffer
| crs from const! mptlve-j' graves. Itls a suro cure
I for th'f* 'headed disease, if taken in time. All
scrofulous diseases? and consumption is in
I oiudvd in tho list? yield to it.
The old e(ioa-vt<ry often finally becomes on
alley-waiter, v
Catnrrli Cured.
A clergyman, after vears of suffering from
that loathsome dlseosX Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known reintOy, at last found a
prescription whifh completely^ cured nnd saved
nlm from death. ( Ajiy Bufferorjfrgm thisdrtwui
It- isn't eveiy composer who lias a Handel to
hts name. ?
A Difficulty Surmounted.
It is often very difficult to tell what kind of a
laxative to give to a very young child who is
Muttering from constipation, 'l'he only medicine
which is at the sainotime pert'ee* ly safe, effec
tive, and pleasant U> take, is Hamburg Kigs. 2a
cents. Dose one Fig. Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
A dinner fit for a bookkeeper - A pigeon
w ho'p,
Foeswaea ifjany -Important .AdvnntnKCfl over nil
other prepared Foods.
BABIES CBY FOB IT.
. IN Ml f OS BELISH IT.
MftlMt# Plump, Laughing, Healthy Babie*
' ' ft?gulRtoB tho Stomach and Bowels.
>0Q4by Draggirt*. ??*., ?o*.? bi.oo.
mfeMpgpi. > CO., ?gmiH0T0Wt VT.
Baby Portraits.
'ortloHoof beautiful baby portraits, printed
?A ***"0 paper by patent photo proooiw, sent
lor'ofany Ttnby Ixirn wltnln n your.
iof wanta thoao pictures; tond at unco.
/'h name and age.
ICHARPSOH & CO., Props.) Burlington, Vt.
Easy to Dve
WITH
.QUporlor
.IN
Strength,
Fastness,
Beauty, .
AW
Simplicity
'jmranLMtod
no other. go ?oipra j . i<h:??
WtLLt, R1CHARM0N ,
'For Olldlflf Of Bronrlr
DIAMON1
Oojtdy Bfonppj
J? thun nny 6thor
J*0 hriUlnnt ?n/1
gto#tomV*o<f uke
turlfngtdh, Iff.
>rt)C!e?, OSR
fTS.
"Cents,
ecu Id vote intclu? ..
a-* their hu bands did _
the merits of a political Issue.
vt.it- for I)r. Pierce's Favorite 1
Un'V know It l.i s boom to their s"6xT<rl(_
equaled for the cure of leucorrhea, abnc
dischargee*. morning sickness, and the c<
:i*.s ills to which women are subject. Itl
only lemc'v for woman's peculiar woaknt
and ailment*, sold by druggUt-*. under a ]
tive guarantee from ttie manufacturers,
i'. w ill give Bat >f action iu ever> case, or moi y
? i.l be refunded. b*j? guarantee on wrapper
around bottlo.
Smith ? *"\Y?s SlmknpiM'o n broker?"
Jones? "No, of courso not " "Well, then,
l.ow ilul lie come to furnish so many stock
quotations','
Con rent t on n I " Monnn " It r?nl ii 1 1 on ?.
n"Ji?re<w, The M nr>n K< nt" i L. N. A. <<4 ' .
5iy Co.) lies res t-> mnk'" I k'?own to the worl l
t\t large tnat it f-irtn-i the double Vonnectiinj
link oi J'ullunn tourist tsuvol between tl.e
winter cltli-8 of Florida u <1 t lie summer ? o
sortsof the Northwest; ami
ll'/ierrcw, Its "rapid trans.." system Is u?
nu rna- sod, its oieg int Pullman Bullet Sleeper
and Chair car serv!oe.betwe*ii Chicago and
'iA>uisville, Indianapolis and' Olnoina.itl un
equal ed; and
.. IVhtrea*, Its rates are as lowas tha lowest;
then be It J
Jtr#ilvc<U Tliat In the event of starting on a
trip It iRyoixl ii >.\<yj to eon nit wit i K. O. Mc?
( 'ornrok, (ien ' l'a?s. Agent Motion Route, 1SS
Dearborn SU < hicago. tor lull particuls rd. (1?
any evt-ut send for u 1 junst tiuide, unclose 4c.
p<8tage..'
Fuuny, i*n't 1;? The only way a c'ock c >!i
do I usiiu'ss i" on tic k .
A Itnii'rnI Cure for Kplleptlc Kits.
To Ihf l'iease info'-m jtiw. uwlcrt
that 1 po>iuvj*A^^^?rfor7TTC"
namod disease wlHch^Q^H^int to cure tho
worst cases.^So strong is my faith in Itn vir
t will send ( ee a sample bottle and
vSWahlf> *"t rent be to any M'.ttVrer who will nive
me Ids i' (> and I'.\ press uddrcs llesp'y.
11. U. KuuT, M. <J , Ivj l'earl s>t.. New York.
Tli-> l.ivad ^i-Rhway t'.iat lea is ti) d?. bt rttct on
.s the louto or ?:l ev.il.
Ifnfll rted with sore eyes u*"' Drl-aae Thomp,
son's KVo W nter. Druggists sell at ?V . jht bottle
Mai y atl mrt) of >eu encircles a. waste ct
l.M d. '
(JATARR |j
Jtty'sfo.cam Balm, f
Cold in Head.
ICC AXLE
W IdE. GREASE
NKVUB iJI.'MS. Xovnr TIV.V..K or^MiM" Kvpry
box Omu si?ini>U> or.li-i ? Millritcil. Wr t>< mr
pvti-i-x. W I S K. A x I)' < ? reii hi- in it <l>' . .?ol\liy
?il .Ii-tilx rn, Ch? a|>"r tli.Mi '-"linu 'ii tftvun''. C l? A !< Iv
A; WIS K Mfr*.. ;ji> Un it St., I li umw?> 1 II.
PKo's T?oir>e<l>' ftir Cntarrh Is tlio
Boat, Kuftiest lo L'?e, uiul (. lien pest.
Sold t>y (lni(fKi?i<; or Boist by mnll.
60c. 11 T. lliucltlne, Wnrreu, l*a.
DETECTIVES'
Wanted in evrr? Couiiiy. Shrew*! men to*cl un.ier in?;riuMiom
lu our Stoti'l Service. r.xperieiicv' not mvu?*ary. 1'aniculAr ? free, !
Gnuiuau Dolectlvo Uurcnu to. 11 Arc4io,Oiaclcc*tl.O.. '
FRAZER?
nx?T in tub would U II I.
is Uet tbe Uenulno. Bold E*?rrwl^
ODIUM UAQ1T ???"Iv cured tn in to ? '
rlUITl nnUl I I>?yn. Su:i:winm) or llome
Treatment. 'I rial 1'ivr. Not nr.-. No l'av. The
Uniiiii im It '-in ??<',)?(<?. , |,ii |''nvHi|i'> In i,
rinUC ! Wnwanttohny Kevnral In 1hln locality.
rftlifHj t CtnTin & Which '.'Jit ?'! llro.-ulway. N Y.
peerless m*
ARfnt* vvnnloil. $lanbo;ir. fitinew artic! ?? Cat'luue
and ttiinples froo. 0. K, Marshall. L ickport, N. Y.
linMC HTUDY. Boolt-Xeoplnir. IluBlnefii Form*,
MUIflC lYnnianghlp, Arithmetic, Short-hand, etc.,
? I thoroughly taught by MAIL. Circulara fictv
Urrant'n College, 437 Main Bt., Uuflalo. N. V.
Qroal English Gout and
ARE YOU HARRIED? UraaB
ll"( co< li-ty, which pay* U* moiiil?'r? *?,">? to $1,Q4W
(it marring**. ('iri'iilam free. N. \V. MUtUAIj'KN.
UOWMtH auClKTY, Box 81C. illmiea^oUi, ttlna.
ffk m to 88 * der. Bam pi m worth D1.80, FRRIi.
JK ?% Line* not umler the horse * feet. write
Brewster Safety Kolu HoUli'r Co., Holly, Mich.
Wft? W t.lvo r.t home an?l makf more nmrtfj wnrklr.j; f->
UUtfiJl "I MtTt?iln|r?l?? I" tli? w.irl l Ki'lur .t, (V..I
AiMrr4?, 1 III ?: < <1., AUKU.II, M.i
SOLDIERS
AIil.CF.T I'KN S ION H II
'? disable;! : jmy, eto. ; l)e*ert
era relioveil : I awn fire. A. W.
IdcCtruiick fc Houf.Wnt biiiKtoii, Ac Cincinnati O
I M* y?UM
tanulat*.
Crippled ffaetT- '
#1r? T?*r? >(? |
hn< I run, u?4
A* DJHJOOITTS AT
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.
Diamond Vera
FOR DYSPEPSI]
AND ALL STOMACH TR0VBLX8 '
IndlgMtloo. 6our-8tom?ch. K?*rtbuxu,|
dtncii, CoaitlpntloD, rullncn ?ft?r
Rinug la th? Wout-h and di??nr???OW 1
la*. Ntrvouintw ?nd Low -Spirit*,
At Drwujitli >???.< /'<?? >? .? or sent
eei j>< of I'fts. v '> t"x ? 31.00) in
%ei\l on rtai/U <f'i ce it S hm/i.
THE CHARLES A. VOgIlER CO.. BtJ
II \ U
IN THE SELECTION OF I
A CHOICE
For Tastor, Parent, Teiv-hor, Chi
Frlonit,l>oi!icl< ?a:Kv:>iul
cvn.bnu J in 11 copy of Webster's
rsSaP".
Bc?ide? mam- odior valur.Uj^H^
**A DictionH
of lie.iKiO Words', .11' "K) I-ngTl
A Gazetteer of the
locating nnii dcccrlMng C'.OOO P!i
A Biographical Dictior
( f tu-arly h'. xvi Nctol Person?
A Dictionary of Fictj
f. 'in i on'v in Wi'tistor,
All in One Book.,
3000 moro Wor l< mill r.' in ly 3Q00
tuition* distil nny
ISoiil l?V:,'l l^n.UM'l
G.&C, MERFUAM& C0.<
CRATEFUL-j
BR]
"1:y sv th' i-' ivti I.hi?
w)ii< li fin . in i Ji. ? i ih i ji t i> ^
tK'ii. .I'. l I > :i i hi ? r i j 1 si||>li,l
1 1. * ( i a,i :: .. !.h i . ? ?<<?, u.
I'lll' 1 !? a' !::> t till !<??: Willi ll ilil_
? i n-- ? li.i li n :i> t siM' u> ii any"
It . - liy i In -niii i.-i. .i:> i n- .?! sr., li .irliVli'H of dl
a . "ii-titii!.- II l: a J I I ?. i ::?!!> I.ui t ni> nnti IT
i :i i vh In r. h;- 1 nil'; ul. it.\\ t<> iiis-i kho.
Ot ("I I l!l IH.'t!: il . * ill a I'.l S.t 1 li " JIK II 11(1 111
t1 1 :-..ta ? ? 1.1" I'\ I I til. 'I - St w . li |K nt. \
fK. si]1. many si fatal l.:;C; I v I t . j. :ik < m* M\
tortitinl widi jusiv IOih il i.i? | |>i i', i ly iioul
fi aim- " ( ii i' .v / in- i. n ?? n.\ 1
M MHII-'J w . t :: 1 1 : hi . . v r i. " cr ni'llt.1
01l!> ill liall I < II l.i I I ; ?!-. In I . ! ? !a' ? llrd ?
JA.lll * KI'I'x A. < O.. I! ? > sr. hit- Cli]
1 I !i.: ;i. I I.
Money in Chickel
Tf vi'-i luiow how (?> pro|K>i'lv
for tin in l'. ' ? <??? lit h 'n,Hi
\ Hraiil"' t > a* 4?-l*A< 1 Is
i-'jv.nwr th'- ? <f
? :tl l" till ry UhIm r -not nn
)? 111". I'llt l ;i ti worktllK ?'>|
ilru - mnl ci lit durtliK H JX'T
i.t> >> fiu-H. 1*. t. .v' <? yon
lut.i't aii l' Misuse*: t
l< .r l'<.rcs nt>.l nNi' f<> ' K ttt
wlilcii 1'owliJ l> Siivii for Url
I'ui ihis * : uiul ? vrrvthillK. vl
mi rtiould Vn' w <? n th'a KiiltioRi to ni?k?i >
uHlc, Kent iiOKti'-'i'l f" '-?.?r. llOOly BgSj
KMI'HK, i !m l.coimi'il N_.
! HOW MANY LINKS IN THRChH
S 1 55 IN CASH C1VEN AWAY!
Mill your Aiisu rr villi Vie. *Uri?r, vnu
?l!l nc*\v? frte U>t ?ir moid St (ti? Ur ?' ti ;t amI j
n.n?l inUre?l^if f*vi? 1 1 v new?T>!\|n t >?? tin* I'. S. {
ririt corr?vt \> ill nlt>> ti.vivi* rnici $ V' In
raihj Vtl, $..?>; M, JIJ; Mri.ftj; nuxt .^0
Jlpvli. iVrinUi'rt* Will W H>nlY?| Miucli-L
h49, lt?l tt.Miii % ?>f HHu.rr* j.mM TulT
r a *1 f 1. 1 F BUM',- ft ?]i)riMli.! neir?p|M>r w-'Hh jt.anv
AikrJ, Mil?h ihould b? In rvvry buut?. Aiiur?>? t'rbluti'^H
KrienU, Chit Ago, II).
We Cure Cflfflfl
wlicro nil ritluT rriuoJJct^l
method of (incci nml
inoJlt'aMoii.of llin wlio^H
tory nyslcni produce* ur^B
G0NSUN1PW
I Imvo a po-Hivr i.in-.lv f..r t>.?- i<b?vp ill*
I liou^oud* of r i-4m ' ( I'l v< r>r-l k ii I :i! <1 of lii^^B|Uw
iiavi-been cur*!. S<> -1111:1/ i? in?- I'n'.tn In
I will t?D Ih'M oi Itvo. ???:??!!. or with
IfMtiM1 on thin 4tnt h?> fii ?<i>r 1 ? r. KxprcH
I'. O. <ul<lrm< T. A. sr. IX C M 11. v.. I?l I'turi HCcl
CALIFORNIA 0RANOE. RA!' IN mid VRUIT Lil
W*?i ?crc? Id niiy size I met- Jus: (hojilactil
Colony. Hnpcinl liKluct'iuMit to ko(iI?i8. ,l|
Unna. 2J0N0K, VERKY <t gELOVER, Ean DUgo, |
The Best
Waterproof j
Coat.
The FI8TI BttANDBLICUU It warranted waterproof, and kerp yon drr 1?
tb? hardoat elorrn. Th# new POMMKI, RI.If'KKH la * p*'f*cl rMin* cnut, arid
c4Var? the entire aaddle. Bewnre of tmlUllont. Nona rr^vir,> without tbo "Pie h
llrand ? trade-mark. Illoitretfd Cetelorue free. A.J loroiMloilun. Mam,
You
All about a Ilorse How t.opick Out a Good One. Sec Iml
factions and so Guard against Fraud. Detect Disease and c/Tecl
uure wnen same is
Age by the Teeth.
Different Parts of
to Shoe Properly,
hundreds of othevs
Aught to be in the A
man and boy* -who*
tftay have occasion, \
6f all aaigiais, tm?
litftfle to Wrequireiy
the lack of them
o?.^c^Tar&. All of
much othtir itiform
Horsemcn ?catipbe
ing our lOo-Pa^e
Book,which we will s
on receipt of only
possible. Tell
What to call
the Animal. I|
These points
?equally iinpoi
I>ossession of e*>
las occasion.,
to use that no!
Horse. Thej
at any minutej
may cost hunc
the foregoiilj
Ation valuat
obtained >y
Illustrated
forward,
ccnts
ONLY A QUARTER, IN SILVER Oft STAMPS, 1
BOOK I* 118. HOUSE, 134 LeonarOiit W
im** ' ? Vi ' ? . ? "..V
?nd for ? fill
II I.IJRTrtATf
?HJR
1 Pi. ??!!? t? icon Subscriber nt thil
|*J^ R|t?i*lni?n OnplH *1" Crtfrir*4 Annonnr^wi^itP
TWB YOUTH' ? OQMFANtOM, 4?
OHrl*tm?a~N?w Ye?r,*-*t<?toi'.
?In Si**::!?.1 fopr-ity Short fifoWv, proftnti
Irittt, TlUtorimUri'l Mcminn AMIpJon, ffninor,
mention (M? iiubHfaibfi. Aorfu m
le Place, Boston
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in or, roi fl
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