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m» Ml* «Bd
day m long Mato
t¥k aOM« I* ap** f» tto
II la m4 aal* *0 pat off U>«
nal oi Ito plaota M Uu m the
iMi*p>«T*d
Bo* aayboffy oith a
rood gordao, rather ma/U and with a
taoiny aofl, mb nlM oalary m aMfly m
eon or baBM at pototoM. —Lovull
Courim'
—Keep only those cowa that yield but-
*ar of good color, fUvor and textun
etriy-cu* tlmotby and clover toy and
corn meal, and giro only para water.
Observe the moat aerupuloua cleanline**
in tto daily and stable. Keep the oows
In govt health and tJae a
mlnataa. Keep tMlemperatare of the
milk and cream as near to 00 deg. aa
possible, and fltan}ttofr«pt whftt <toly
slightly sour. Waft the buttermilk oat
mi u
FAlma's PvDDiwn —One cup of In
dian meal, ooa-tolf cup of flour, one-
half cup o( sugar, motoen with a little
thick ; add one-half cup of molaaaes and
a little salt. Bakia in an earthen dish
two hours. ^
Fried Appdis Aim Baoon.—Pare
and slice
•fto9»n
meat and
keep it warn while you fry the applee
in th« MW* fat Arrange the slices of
apples on a hot plattar, and the bacon
ov^r them, and serve hot
lb Brfba OorrtM.-Jo aettU coffee
be purTand cold. Tto bnt*^;. W ^
shouid be gashed or out in working—
not ** plastered ” or flattened out One
ounce of pure
for each pound
tng% with aa inflrval of
tto woriBsgs (tor
17 prefer tor salt). Peck at
until
two taUa epOonfuls or more, according
to the siae of the family—to soak over
ni(Ai to a toaepp of wattk. In the
mormng add fl(MW water, snd put it on
md put the coffee-pot on the
Inflfleea mmuto U will be m
clear m amber. .
5*1 4' •*
Boacorr Oaoqcanna.—Mix a table-
Kxmful a* ached hotter with a plat of
Ifeeflblt^tomtov. Add a tew
1 of salt and annar and two
ttto that gorgeoai snd terrible heavenly
efaie<* that was nm to UMi The first
great dome* with akflowm orbit, that aw
tranomana predict toll be visible to the
Inhabitants ef theiarth, will appear to
lUflt S - **
y " A large comet is liable to appear at
and timer
"Oh, yea.*/
"la it true that ths tail of a comet
ever swept the earth ?"
" It is snpposed'thst the earth passed
through ths tail of the great comet that
appeared in the sixteenth century.”
One of Prof. Kgwoostb’a aatbtanta
here said that the earth insets 50,000,000
of comets, more or leu, every year. Al
most all of them are ignited by the rapid
passage through our atmosphere, and
become shooting star*. Horn and then
one doee not ignite, and strikes toe
earth. These are called meteoric stones,
of which a very large specimen is in the
Smithsonian Institution. The mu verse
is full of them.
The assistant added that it wu held
by some astronomers that the result
which would follow should a comet strike
the earth—a large comet—would be to
resolve both bodies at once by the oou-
ouatoon into clouds of incandescent mist,
at gaseous matter, a result which would
ba so sudden snd insteotaneous that the
inhabitants of the earth would never
know what tod happened.
"I* ie probably a fact," oootinu.d
the eetronomer, "that the world is
Add a tew eral^poaits from other
end sugar and two anqnaenan tot ttoe
worlds. There
to a
is the best physician.
Pamawr is often a mantle
conceal triumphant vice.
Soutcds U ssewB— M KMMr.
-MMms. * ,, 7 fj**’ i#
Ponmonma ie like great thoughta; it
cornea from the heart , , “
T«» oruament# a home are tto
frideds who frequent it.—Jfmm-ton.
Wbitb in your heart that every day
is the best day in the jmx.—Emerton.
There are m many wretched rich men,
In proportion, as there are wretched
poor men.
To follow fooHsh prooedanls, »nd wink
With both oor eye* la waiar than to think.
—Covrptr.
The most delicate, the most sensible
of all pleasures, consists in promoting
the pleasures of others.—La Bruyara.
True glory strikes root and even ex
tends itself ; bat false pretensions fall as
do flowers, for can anything feigned be
lasting.—OCoero.
Won an that heraldi rake Iron coffined day,
Nor florid proee, nor honied tlee of rhyme,
C*a biases evil deeda, or i cnaeerate a crlms
—fiyreea
Lbt us leam that everything in nature,
•ven motes and leathers, go by law, and
not by luck, and what we sow we are tor
variably sure to reap.
Good nature is of daily usej but
courage is at beet but a kind of holiday
virtue, to be seldom exercised snd never
Lave may ba flTen to meay wafa.
AM layeJW w, uuU kaaaaiaA
Aekre»WTtaWi MM MW _
So fesarooa b lee*
#f
for Uqeor, which
I hi™ that he was
■ He wm ea lively re red fey the see
ef Hep Bitters. -flMBBNBWMtol tofWtog
thtot; tooa swaw toa MBflVtl fer llqaer:
hie aMveasteady,eao feeh
>r sad steady mas ter wet
1, sad bM ao uasirr to r
l know of • ‘•amber of
III— Times.
dust, filters down through
with the scut-
afi '
r or drip-
hdh. They wtD to utoar If
to totoM egg. roQad to
Aomgh-
must be
PotmcAL 1
Ito
r«ia ;
"p‘ »to MM esrtM.
whadti r«ag to hsppta to Um ama. IM W*- or every aa..iM^ Mly UwMgJi
gis^iwgaa <4 tohl and heal m shnak- ^ * 1, ““ ** Awes*.
mufl §s • Vrwve* The saa wff: el wwm to*- r-«i Me weals rVtMR, huppto
Uwa h r*.^t| Md r^Mt U. M m e -Mt , it Is lmg*»tisg to rwAaaxl
watld U M s large body k> eerse um Md eUwiiaeiee te WMgn.t
"Hr Ilia
aort w'
return
f others that
have been cured ef driakisg by It”- From
s leading R. R. Ofleisl, Chleago
1
to toe most
cmn think of.
Wan you go to bed take s dose of Kidney-
Wort. It keeps the bowels in order.
WXATEVMt facilitates our work is moro
than an omen; it is a cause of suooeaa.
This is one of those pleasing sorprisM
which often happen to active reeoluiions.
Many things difficult to design prove
easy to perform.
“Diseases of Men.**
Giving information greatly desired, but
not attainable from sources whence gener
ally sought. ..
“OLfD TIDINGS FOR MOTHERS.”
Containing matter of highest interest te all
who would paw safely snd with little pain
through the great Hal of motherhoods
These are the titles of two books, either
or both of which is sent for a stamp ad
dressed to the author, Dr Staimback Wllr
.05, Atlanta, Georgia.
77»efr trutk* *hnnlti' hr buMcit to all. ^
HaiR-sh counsels have no effect; they
are Khe hMouem, which are a 1 warn re-
pulsed by the anvil.
— — ■ -
Mb Tasdkbbilt s income Is msrveioos | ao la
Atnberg's I^etfew File. Try it. Csmeron, Am*
berg A Co., Chicago,
Mala via Is aa VMeearr»|M»r«a»]
Poison, spreading disease and deathlu many
loeslitiss, f<» whUh quinine is no genuine
antidote, but for the effects of which Ho*
tetters stomach Bitten it not only a thorough
remedy, bat a reliable preventive To thu
fact there Is an overwhelming array of tes
timony, extending ever a period of thirty
years. AB disorder* of the Mver, stomach
nd bowels are also conqisred hr tbe Bitters.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealen
generally. __
aUiBilkVORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. SELTISO, NOSE
•tto PACKIN8. OILS, PUNPS ALL
KINDS. IRON hPf, FnTIN63 BRASS
GOODS, STEAM . GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS. Ac. Sffflfl for Prlto-
List W. H. DILLINGHAM k CO..
143 Mato Strwt, LOUISVILLE, KY.
We don’t object ao much to thetx be
ing called ostrich feathers, except that
it ie very onjuat to tto turkey —Bo*ton
(Hob*. |
Iflr. boa “Boaeh ea Bate* feseee a haees free
trees tM
■mi all fa
ROA.irOKflD
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M aM W a lAa
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•t—• l »m le*«wi»ea th r-^ga % m-mm.
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w% I wm* »v»» 4 kmaVy blflw aw* ales* .
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m e
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te to a <
It to e
akykigh.
That m
r <1 Ttoegoetieewide PMto
ie nevar caught
Mftor,.af,itot nobleat «f all
demand it.—/oma State Reg-
BANMWf9BX«nr,—On the 80th day of
r ’ r lea* we set out 500 celery plants,
ill w« paid S5. and 25 cents in
[far
^ Jv -r vt-w r^-arv >■+?
•Bet, but tto plants wo got were good
, Bad hardly one of them failed to
wXtoie*tonM drought which fol-
‘ i /inguat and September pro-
K growing very fast, and we
-fad etarted them ao late
\ Jfa *»ld WH get Urge
i to make
'|.u!
toto shop, the merchant in his store, the
fumbles among his pa
the ofiotAl ie at laa i>o«t.
end to their daily
* • * If they turn awav
jdaud or hiM, as they would a drama,
but do not themselves go on the stage.
‘The declaration that the country ie in
danger,’ Bays more thanoue eye-witness,
all •hanged-tbephysiogtKJfuj
Bume am uw*-
_ ever. 1 ' The
theater* are aa full aa usual, the drink
ing saloons and places of amusement
are crowded with the National Guard
and with soldiers, and the beau mondr
goes off on pleasure parties.’
"fluch is the coldness or iukewarm-
tteM of the great bulk of the people. It
is egotistical, elsewhere engage.!, and
always passive under any Government,
allowing it to dd what it pleases, pro
vided it to tun to permitted to browse
shdfna hka{
Aa to tto tones maa __ „
wntry, tfay «« toffllro. ef an
ttosy have gone away, or are
^ toms at tto xate ef a
Mto ir» S 4T ^ ^ W *
MtoM Ffeitoy. *lffa
He
nolwithstand-
ef kidnapping you
may have read about.
For atany years the goat was the only
butter known.
Goals have to gat oa a high rook and
sun themselves. Gbva them a ohanoe
and they will always seek a sunny
climb.
Tto god Pan was a sort of half-goat
All goats do not pan out m well as ha
did.—Botton Pott
p ACTOHS NOWADAYS.
Mrs. John Drew is quoted as saying
that on the stage " people are very well
jpaid and vqfy careful of what they do t
and nona jl tMS^iprvetouslj fuRny t
queer things happen that happened
forty or fifty yean ago. There is, I
think, rather less genius ou the stage,
but there is more good conduct Those
men who used to be very funny and very
erratic—who need to get intoxicated here
and get intoxicated there, and of whom
people thought how clever they would
be if they did not drink—eeareeiy any
body of that character is oo the stags at
m n*w." ,
It A
| kfarUal'
•ad bay*
■ Whcd by u«>«
everything, but
ea mAhing.
We learn that Kits A Co pmpneters
I of Hailey HpringAare making srruera-
j tlone to entertai\ an unusually iatf e
number o( vieitoie'.his summer Tbev
are receiving coo minications from all
over the South inquiring rates and a>u-
tiacte for board. This n only their due,
br‘ not only are thev successful hotel
keepers, but their place ie in every
way worthy of patronage. It is one of
the coolest, »hadiset, breeziest place* in
the South ; the locality and surround-
^ ings are delightful; tho buildings are
I BDomy, airy, and conveniently arranged;
the accommodatiens, fare and attention
I are first class, and £hoal Creek is the
j most romantic stream and the best flsh-
i ing water you ever saw. Add to this
| the unrivalled power of the old Rock
i Hpring in the cure of dropfy, scrofula,
dyspepsia and diseases of tto blood, skin
and kidneys, and the sum of attraction
is irretd-diblo. If von have ever been
there you know this is true. If you
have not, try it just once. You will
never regret it Address Ellis A; Co.,
Bailey dprion; Al*. *_ j £ —
, "Patbioe," said the priest, "how
much hay did you steal?” "Well, I
may as well confess to your Riverence
for the whole stack, for I’m going after
tiis balance to-night”
Wicked for ( lergymeu.
i ~—• "’••h* glen, D. C., wiiiea: ‘T
fevlieve it to be all wrong slid even wicfeeiL
foi elrrirynep or ther nablic men to to led
into giving teotimonials to quack doetort or
j vile *tull« called medicines, bat when s
I really meritoriues article aiede of vstasble
remedies knows to ad, that alt phveteUae
ass sad trust is daily, we (60814 fm
It I therefore
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