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"'Tr 1 M4*M 4MB BOMB. Bwu««.~4a \vA Md dry otoooi b* too ounUnOJ ta iftorteg (at hog* from am* flolJ totan- otter. V Tba water ahoaltl be prepared ia the mw qnartara bofonhand. II not, tte hop», heated from the drire, nuh aronnd hmuiug water and get over baated. It ia no unu»u&l occurrence for to be loot in this way.— Journal. Aitlyino MANCiut.—A practical •aimer saya that he alwaya ap])iu« mo bare aa a top droaaing f<ir a wh eat crop, and derive* double tbo l*oneflt from it naed in that way. The growing Bean(«i for wheat in the fall being a nhort one, it ia adrisablo to apply the manure in rook a way that its t ileofa will be imrac- diate. It ahould bo finely pulverized. Cbubbt^—"Alter trying for a number ol yeara almost in vain to raiae goo«l eelary bn ordinary dry'garden soil,” «aya a correspondent, "I finally W- ruwed the use of a little patch of re claimed swamp land—deep, black muck, well drained but moist, and for the past taro seasons have grown on it very fine ^Aerr witfa Httlo itvbt/r So J >*l4<U4 never again attempt to grow Ibis veg etable on common garden soil without some cheap and eaay method of irriga tion." .* . F«*d thb Fiorr Tans.—Much n- jury has been done to fruit culture by the expressed dread some cultivator have of M too rank growth,” and a con sequent advice not 10 manure. A frIH tree never nuffera from too much manure J the roots are healthy. If a tr w e Vems to anffer after a heavy nianur.:>g H ia only that it was in a had way l*>- lure thu. Of course if one w.r.> to ampty a eesspO(4, a cart load of frr»h m oilier inordinitlc msiu u» a tree it auuld »ulTt r , Uit is Uta| no aJiMMiitt of manuxs that wwai l Iw found of bsSM-tii to -ay garden will tm otherwim than I- O- W> a frail ires if Ih* i wgasw — <4 #»«• meat er. •ugh to pay.H r»ey are diAoult to hAndle aa they are liabls to be blown about by the wind When aiqdiedbae top dreamng to grans land they prodoes remarkably good la- Milts. The like ia true of their mm on grain fii'lda. The looae matermia on rortd-l*od* are carried by rams into ^tclicrt, where they are w-cumnlated or coaveyod, if the land ia descending, into ItoUtur*. Then' they accumulate, and, nlier tlie water has parsed out of them by Jriiriftjfe or evaporation, they oNsume a c<>nn>iict form. The consistency of 111c m'tbwat'TiHnwwdi-to.te liftoil ^y.^hg :<)iiiv^l into carts very readily. It may ho spread over grass land wl)ero it will disiutegnabi by the* action of rain, or it m iy lie applied to soil that is devoted to *£ny cuHivatedevoim. Thevalneof finely* pulverized soil os a fertilizer is aUmitted by all who luive exportumpted with it, and its employment will be germral in the agriculture of the futurC— dhlcago I'imrf —... ^rr.^* * V - i r •’ Thmirttifi r.tunomif. ri-LKUY Flipfl).*—Cut' in pieces two or t'.111* iiiclio-. in lonuth and l>oil tdl t<m- ,h r. Dip in batter and fry in hot fat; drain and salt. Lir.uo.s Puddiso.—To half a pooud of Mig.ir add the juioe and grated rind of a irmon, half a tablo.spo<<ifnl of but ter, four eggs, six tablo-flpdnnfnh of bulk and a little salt. Ihtke in a pie- plate. To Oltiif 8u.V«b —Hflthmg is bet- ter to clean silier with than alcohol and lumuouia ; after rubbing with this take a little whitening or a soft eloth and |H>likh in tlui wayg even hosted silver. whicli ia so difH-'ult to clean, may Iw iM-ih iwaje dear and bright. Cnumu PriiDW To4»t*i».—Roll Umm» craekerw ami mix with a pint <4 aoik and y< Iks <4 t«o rgga. Hake lake the abitrw and mike a foetlMg I with «hve*> quarters »4 a cup «4 grsnu- imA augac •praad u*> the pa i< biui. I r. an I asivr. lirsM It to alt itaapwMts and ]4mA t in K^bt tin boxaa, to prevent tte Incor* of wtdta ants, bat jam have no icdy against tte metallic bluefly, which fills every oravtea, every keyhoU sad evary key itaalf with clay. The fly ia an artistic M well M an industrious worker, and he works alwaya with an object. Ha selects a hole; a keyhole or an empty space inasynx taOiotebstance is preferred, bnt, fn the absence of any fcoch material, the holes in the hottorn ut a cane-neat chair or any wood will answer, the purpose. After seeing that the hole ia clean and in good order, ha commeooea operation* by laying on tl>6 liottoia a smooth car- (iet of clay; then the bodies of several defunct spiders are triumphantly placed upon the clay carpet. On top of these Mpidera the eggs of the female fly are ileposited. Tlic tomb is then rca/ly fot (losing. The top is neatly covered over with ciCy.-botit still has an untiiished look. This is remedied by a thin coat of whitewash, and then the fly looks When this tomb is opened there art- more metallic bine-flies in the world than tlierawaM teloni^j(gjlur» fihy ioim to examine or wear some of your vfluablca, which yon alwaya keep under locit and key, and you take your key and endeavor to unlock your trunk, bat it ia only an endeavor. There a rcsiaUaoe in the keyhole. Yon examine the key and yon find that H ia nicely sealed i p with clay, and the keyhole in the tana Mnilition. It in a work at patience to fiaatroy the nwaary o( tte poor imwel Md l*y his castle in ruins { but a drum will can aeenuapUdh much. Can+ rtei^mwfcmatirnm aw <ncupied by tin >« . lay hoMW m ta 1 brandy, that ia tte brandy flavor pre|«red by the Jrnggkrt, ted by brisk agitation the mixture acquiree the ap pearance of cognac. You like a little b ad? Very well; I add a little out of thia vial, a preparation of nitaro bentoin, or artificial oil of bitter almonds. Now, as I pour it ant the bubbles remain for some time at the top. However, it docs hot taste npeor full-bodied yet, so I add a few drops of a preparation principally composed of glycerine and called by the ’tiwde'^^raniT body.” Another good shake, and all I need ia a label certify ing that the article is “10-year-old cognac brandy," and there'you have my brandy ready for the market. Of^oorW the experiment has been a very hasty one. I simply intended to show you the principle. In practice about half a pound of - each of the substances I have just made use of would be added tO fort; gallons of rectified spirits, and a very respectable and by no means injurious brandy is the result. In brief, the adulteration of snirituons liquids, that tVttrer artificial prwtluetion n a few si.y wf Um uUmt otia la amfcay: Ir m b«a u ia aoi aa wi II kauwa ttea tte hidaa arv arat bark hours by chemical progress <4 a similar result to that attained by natura in the, eButae ef months, »r even years, hiw Amoao tte ovioaitias at tte oonaua of Ilritiab India are tte extraordiaary pro- feaakma wbiok some parsons declars they pursue. Ta Allahabad, 974 deae (bed tlxanaelv** aa “iowblackguarde.* A FAIRY AFLOAT * ■i -— The following description of the fairy r.'-wl riqm-Hcnted on this ptige Is from tpe Cincinnutf I’ummrrciaL: The hull is of thr tiuest selected white oak, bowed, bolted auilxavkd JAtliv most akilllhl nuullke hianher, and is Ol ftet tq length, H I'eeUmuialih of beam, depth Of hold and draws twenty inches of water. She eavrics atuhuloi' boiler, and two tieauti- fullittlc engines. madeTkprcssly ft>r her, hr the Ohio Mucliine Co., Middleport, O. Tlie diuiug-roum Is situated between the boiler and engine rooms, and is artistically grained, with iren.xd ceiling. It is flit* nished in the Queen Anne style, and the silver, china nnd-table linen are of the finest character. *'The pilbt-house, cabin, main 'Kilon and Captain s office are on the saloon (leek and are luxurious in their furnishing every claim to be regarded as a triumph of science.—-Or. Lctfman, in P\Ua<U l- trfiia PretM. Tax New Haven Kt*;utter oars tlmti “A Government th t cannot afford to build its own mail bogs is certainly in need of annexation to tbo Unite! • police. From the l^th nf < Molier, ItPil, to he l«t of July, Iftity, genuine Rnnr Bntiww Wxtmi will be supplied teeu* to men by Elfla £**,.,»• Hailey Kpriny, Ai*., at tte (oHowiuc *• . i. f » . iv> . 230 i CM. <• t»n Ten gallua* ia anti-corn Bame ran refill*-! at .. Five gallon* ia anti-cur Hmu# can refilte-l at ... Sine oalluoa ia gtew battle* 7 Ml Renwnibte frvtgtil ns I aSMem ran— ■re givea by all mfemda Thi- wst-e * teea bw»*a t—* •—«te kite waa<- f a* a aa*v rat* toe | *▼• — i—■« * w* ve ever 0 and dec.)rations. Tlie saloon proper ia li.timed and glblvd in Fji-tlak. *fyl. and the flooringia covered with Turkish carpet The faruittlft*, in taw »Hk sad WalfelV, of tfie Queen Anne pattern, like that of the. iliuiwn hall, and rich curtains of damask "oiapletetheiinpreissioa efa veailaMefieat tag palace. The fWur state-rooms,cootaia ing two berths ei»ch. are alsoettmeted with I’.rasnrls and handanrnrtv •fUmtsheff The boa*bcleaw tnaad was' built under the dies it teas of M<-f—nt A- VuReW A Ok, Hnlrnaom Mil., few tteir ewaeaenteteB npou.IheHMh, Xft—itssipyi and whet W< riwSk aAM fadwn hr a forked etew ml .•Qirrm aud m.a la thdr rmmBj. The oiqart at llus JiMle MuMWci 1* ta cany or it her firtaht am p—agers. The was ho 111 the tte firm aitee aaaaed. In te mrnm4 rxrtaaiwtr by fh*sa fiw distnWuaina tten (•ciatad aaatmt la tte rtvev towns nw Mv laom* Oil, tte («rral Getmaa meitj tar rtewmauamaadmhrv ym/Wl ni Imewta HOSlEHERi D! BULLS COUGH SYBUP oPWTfiiBiTliBLn**. ho: and PACKING, OILS, PU«M»S HL KINDS, Ikon PIPE, FITTING >. GRASS Goods' STEAM GAUGE*. ENGINE GOVERNORS, Ac. Send for Ptlee- Li»t. W. ^ WLLINGHAM & CO.. 143 Main Street, LOUlSViUE, KT." JUNEV WOR. IWOHOaUVUL CURBS I i- u»«». **»“*l tuavn-l lp>tMB,IU—. or la , |M«rrou* DwortWts sad : SSI vnur rworva art t Rtork, at ZnsetMl «W. L_ r.Wwttev* Mm artw esrslar rh» —ii trylii* forfo'ir ytar*. . . join, xnmii, »r WMiiiiMtum. I ■ rlrMi Hplodi—M fo.ir k< I uulUmlh#afWrosntacsrW *Z| . S Bwmlshi, u Mimr Is iWleMSS^f^ ititn t. Urratl sfSontl. SafcmJtc I that Mren year* n»ITerin« land other rmilplX-atkn*. trim thttni by »h* (Kidnry Wort. —‘ Zohn B. iawr»«e»sf Jaetami. T«an. ear gra,^^si:v«Kr“s5la SI irutmabra Th* work, XklsrjWort u-U. kl-l MMMWn. -' 1 I Js| -V itle* avoid jMthfmm* littar#i Hop It you I di*cretioD or dl-«ipt' rted or single, old or I - — ’ ibih I t young and] or tils! -ytrtrt . , ■ ‘mnah>(i toa-1 . . Ktlanilotlnr, fhoot J Cairo Hop ■ittara. a— you dW wrpm.,1, ~ Jf mrin plaial, ot tho a»>‘ bowel,. Mo* Wtoror untol filirlill |w2SE , r 0 ^ 8!!?S 1,3S*rfmt ttor* uny m- - 'X&ZkZ&sz 4mw on a bed of uca- llttera. nriad»4t*»a- r In [ SuvrRonprrVml. r a tlmoljr hx •( HopB.tters KIDNEY WORT WSRMANBNTLV OVftM KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER OOMPLAINTSyf Constipation i I of i I pure it. lur It art* ,nth kjmoI «» *<«***■ orr fr ATTiia puuGoisra. , KK’MX UPSOt a c*. rmcx. at.< wru.s. rmf*. 11*— dry poulyotd ) B1 BU.V0TV1.1T. **dse Tea -villae Xn'nwiwt'. WOP W^wWTW Ml rt may arvoa. HOP HEVC< FAR 0. I. c. -j aa ahasiut and Irrraifcla. ui* *u r # for uiruhkenre**; a** *» 's****. ,c*r«*h», m5ituk*oa«r«l* 1 to muad v. a. x. GUNS a— is to $20 'rr-r^e iVf rT f! to muji4I Ws*^ v • ,lr ^ M 1 sarmee*! saaaae. 7 E NCYCLOP>€DtA 1 t Ctiouettebusiness & I : uuiiiii i it uxiv u-rtm nt-wr r T ^ >s a, ••THE ^INCf AND THE PAUPER.'* X* rr.r.T - •T'* 1 •- “ ^ % v Bayne's Auto motto f n Wo r Ota 111* ana A wa«m**T*0 OVBB. 11 .04*. mmmm-rn a aaai LIFE OF GARFIELD rustsafu! |4*n(i .4 »• . -f t Mu U*rk i4 “ rMm#* tv,> etew*,nl*. at>f fs .1 vUl aa»4 gniUraing al Tie r*- i* n > te aav rrrafi lLan an at.«itfU‘>.ve tiabi* Basaoiv . ms.|r *.v e—v. enttle, steep kiwi uatnr, .1 with aarth an.1 afxiitktel, alw u (iwb, a daoting at ptnsW. IMe in a Wge heap and turn the pile ov« r till wall roiled. Dig or pl«>w deep ; tnc«.r- porafie Ui« mantle wall with lh« tel; pulverize tiarr.mphly and put f»l. ;ity <4 the fipe manure m the ilrills, us well os Iwoadrsating or aptoding it over tin* •oil. For a apecifle manure for on! n*. thorv ia none su]ierior or equal to fowl manure, mixcO well with fin" earth— three parts of floe earth to*on. uf the dropping* fro* the ben-r«w>^. One .4 tbo tiest preventives, vf insect doprcla- tinu aa garden atnff is a very ri«-b soil that will force vegetation so fast as to iotj the attack of insect enemies in a „Teat measure. The only cfTiv'irti •3medy against worms, after they np- ncaron vegetables, that has ever buen liseovered, is poiron ; but it will not le orudent to apply it to cabbage. Tl'.e best substitute is, a flock of turkeys. Torn them loose into a tobacco patch or a cabbage patch that is infested with worms for a few successive mornings, and but few will be left that they can reach. Sulphur and plaster or ashes sprinkled on the lice will destroy them, or oir^alaked lime sprinkled on them. Wiranraa non Roads.—The .Wash |D9 fim tte public roods that aeouniu- iaie in ditches and pools into which ttey load contain a very large amount of fcrtilixhtg material They curtain MMfif otter vahtatile materials the solid sad liquid droppings of animals the •nliagv and stalks of plants, the leaves of Mas and earth at vurioaa aorta that has teon rodsoad to a great dagree of fine Moo by te fool of ornate* and tte iof ■wtatiii, Tte value at tte y (4 Bfurrh. WU.u ol* 'IMIhl t *u4 —id .<w» uMc-u|**>aful >4 teuton .« van.tla ami »prvo.l U (w.-. o the Uyvrv .4 tliv cake. l!..w r.» Meat BsrrwrnAK Tuwdsb.— Ti e test a id m-vt* thoroughly c. rtain Wry to mike your b— f taud.-r ia to atbn.l in with tbo Isty who drivea butcli- ur’i w.iguix I diaeovetad tills while j ^ living next door to a millionaire w'ho s ^ f n f‘i du.dt with the meat man Ui«t supplied 1*®*-' Tho In.y driving the wagon was no c ^luptilde, Uko the steaks be served, mi.l IS edit* or so would transfer the' tv ud. mess ot tho millionaire’s 40-oent»- n-pound jiorter-lioatin to my bundle of 8-ceut round. Then I would whet my a])i>etite listening to the millionaire’s hired girl wallopiug the other out with rolling-pins, etc., as advised by Mrs. Leslie. By changing butchers as often as tho millionaire did I secured tender beef until my lease expired. Two weeks before thu, however, the million aire died with lockjaw, induced, the (Victors said, by attempts to chew tough meat — / ^ Gen. Gordon aud his brothers, and Governor Colquitt, of Georgia, are the heroes of a railroad job with millions in it. Alzout six months ago they obtained n diarter for a road from Atlanta to tho Mi-sisMppi river or to Texarkana. Tlie towjisof Columbus and Aberdeen, Miss., j uni the county ot Monroe donated bonds to the amount of 9350,000, and an owner of coal lands in Alabama threw in a deed ! to 200,000 acres. The Gordon party, without investing a cent, then ienvl tteee l«r the Georgia Wtat am mad In. Georgia 1 Wific Railroad Hat Bark 41 Tears. -I was irvablvd for -Bay yvan villt KM ii*t ('••laptaini. ttraw*. As.; aiy bios i te Mm* thio; I »** 4vll sa4 ia«vt«w; roaM h»rd!f cmwl steal; was m old v<>ra_aal msB sll ov*»; eoahl got sotbist tab*Ip me. ■alii I ret Hop Hitters, sad aov I am • boy ar on My blood o«4 bMovy* sr^ all rtobt. and I am a* active aa a man of 90, aithoagb I am 79, and I have no doubt It wtU do a* or olbeia ef ay ofc. It ia weilb a Father.)-fiunday Mercury. of 1*. t a* Mp v fc**f • os—* *« , •»«* ai,*sl IS*I I <*— a—I I can as —I 1 -. Mi • Ov-e • W , pa. *M.i.1.* It.iv'. a. .**>.a mi ts>v- In’ 4 * *-an*. o. <• —' •«:r#>% *r earn- ■ar .o4—V -I ,-ol <o-ia* I f—) V'Vt■•> v* tbi-a4a** |u«. I «•—1*4 k-y aa <«-fr A* tia 4*4 •itli e . .~-l Junaa alU lake t>* Wiio*'.* Him** • b«; SttaM*' MH*fiilt4W*§ ihot rN.»w** M^rs-19 < fit LIT < | «SA. I'M ^AMlttelT OA* 4 Iteb ■**«' lL.». ffli IH Mk*> niaJwni*. 11**». uv*a •!»<» Mt octii.—." A Chicot county (Ark.) former, re turning at Hoon'tfom the field, while passing through the yard, discovered his little boy, about 1 year old, sitting near the fence, with one end of what seemed to be s leather strap in his mouth, while with both bonds he held the strop near the middle. Approaching, the father was horrified to find that thFchild held a snake and the snake squirmed, bnt the little fellow pulled and closed his month as tightly as thongh he were trying to bite off the serpent’s head. The snake was of the black species, and might have wound its body around the boy and choked him to death. The ohildvwas teething, and wanted something to bite, and in the absence of rnbber or a pointed sick adopted the snake as a sabstitute. Bogus tert ideate a. It is no vile drugged Mull, pretending to he made of wonderful foreign roots, hark*, Ac., and puffed up hy long bogus certifi cates of pretend-d miraculous cure*, but a si asms, pure, effective medicine, that fur nishes its own certificate* hy itocure*. We refer ta Hep Bitter*, the purest and best of eaedieiaea. Soe aootbar ooluaam.—Repub- lieaa of tte Atlanta " says tte Columbus wfflte te (Thi, Fuir«*ln| raprawso >*• L«s*> Is s k—Ukj *UW.) I STUM ID DEKED? IN MANY HOMES. For foaarli*, t old.. Croup. Hronrhltls and all MK-r »J. rii «,. -J Ik- Throat and 1.1 NON. ua—wb annniad tad aiterlr W».o4 ail *omp*tilMU. IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES ft ffraathm m matt • N—riSe 0>»i " Bla*<»f *•'• paa aami. an paronsMUy *ar«Utears Ih* durctMM •— srirlft n—islird sUh. Tbsrt I* ‘ whara lb* f*wm ** •—. U M IXPtCTOtAST IT MU M EQUAL • IT COMTAIM M OFtUM M AMT j h -vaH.s a oo ’ « I»*1B * * VT. •. JFOR SALE BY~ALL DRUGGISTS. WATCHSSS:^...: . If yon are Interested la the inquiry—Which is the best liniment for Mjui sad BeMt?-4hifl is the swirer, at tested by two cenerstfosst the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI MENT. The reason is sim ple. It penetrates every sore, wound, or huneness, to the very bone, aid drivefl oat all Inflammatory and morbid mat ter. It “goes to the root w o< the trouble, and nerer foils to core in double quick time. /mm/c. Bookwalteh Encinl IHctom. tm^h, ffwrwi’t mtif SKK OCR LOW rjUCSX IWar Engioo, •fi •fi. ■'UcUOrr* fardascrlptiai pOuipliIrL #awn i * * »» l a «**.. »?«• jsc . .155 440 >v ■B WW. tu• *•! •* h«M —SD, -sd*. OmII, W t AOaUthmm. Oddra-Tan A <h., Aa(Mta, M* dung men juxjsurjsm i««, HldJM* VALXNTIX1 MWA. tewrUt*. W. u aim Wh. ntvsMwa* Cortm*. * Fin* PMm— A(*nU 1 *'Mit*d. Addrw* KoM Wap u>d Chart Co., M. ' COTTON IS KINO KING 0FG0TT0N far I Vitton Gin mm aod gcactal ffaatadsa f—1 «V/**»4 in Mr aTAr- Eafina m tka —4v »1S»1.M*»- and Pnc* liM applv bywsif *• i. i iJ4 Aft A TAYLOR COMFAJfY, Mamt Fa* YHl Hamtu A $777k PENSIONS For SoidiermoX* te ww a a. OkMETTAQRS Dr. HHTTAnrU AEADAnTII rmXA enrm RMS* wwuderCallj Inn ■ * T time both NICK and NF.RVOL’S HKADACHf:| and wblla acting . aavou* ayttem, rteanae tli* atoniorh of MOM* of Mlo, prwAoctiig M hooUftr action UT Um bowels. U»r acUon uf tho bowels. - ■ > H EADACH f«n stao box wf thrao Tahublo PlIXA, wttb ftaP UWtimaa for a corn- all *4 te any address on liuialii* of nine Hire* cowt posta^o ante by Oil draggisU nt *ac. Bole rroprtetoka, ■BOWH CHHXICAL COXTANT, Baltlmoiv, Mil. • PIUS PETROLEUITJELLY Und aad tpprmd by tte 1—diug PHTSI- CIAJ8 of HJlflFR aad AMZRICA. ^ Tho moat Family el at raa BaA At IS* AlUb