The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, November 03, 1881, Image 4
Wn I jin*, vtll
h» t.good looahoo far •tntpliW tamip*.
TWy m»j tlao be •own is tbe fUld, eml
M yoo bare eny old*»oot or eehee
•iciakle it over them.
Hireirr. —8ton< elieep will not nee«l
re nob more feed then a good )iMturo
will afford, (live them aalt at frt«qnent
latervala, and aee that they have ahado
through the hot daya of midflummer and
free aooeaa to pure water. She<‘p f»r the
butoher should b« fed liberally with
meal. A quart of. ground feed per day
will, w. i i good pasturage, bring the an
* Imals into marketable condition.—
American Agriculturist.
Rekkdt for liioi.—A latly who "has
raised a large number of, hens says that,
after trying the recommended remedies
for lice, alie has hit upon the jdan of
giving them once or twice a week a large
loaf made of Graham flour in which a
handful of sulphur has been mixed. The
hens like it, and are freed from lice and
kept healthy throughout the aeason.
We would not advise poultry koej>cr* to
trust to the above plan to exterminate
lice unless the fowl houses ore thorough
ly clean to begin witlu
‘ Good Farming.—It is one sign of a
good fanner, says the Rural- New
Yorker, if be prizes manure. It does
not require a good farmer to raise boun
tiful crops on a farm already rich, but
Hhe art baa in so managing the farm that
it will produce good erops every year
without losing in fertility. A man may
make money fa>m his farm while be is
wasteful of fertilizers, tint be is not a
good farmer, fur he is constantly run
ning hia land into debt Good fanning
coaeiata of such management aa will
make the (arm produce the beat pnaai
without d<* tenors tag the
i only be arcompltsbcd by
ty tn the making and a*r
ami a systematic rotation <4
i that will be the least aahaastiTv u>
•nM*f
a nut# grateii nutmeg, ahopped
paraley, a few leavrw of thyme, also fine
ly maced, and the yelk of eoc agg; stir
ail'on the Are for some minutes; then
serve «tth bread nippeta or croquettes
of |K>tatoea. If phi aside until cold this
mince can l»e used in rarioua ways.
Bock Canes.—Eight ounoca of flour,
tlir»N' oimrmrof currants, three ounootb,
of iKiwdmd sugar, one ounce of lem< u
js'cl nficed flue, one te:iS[NKUlful of b.ik-
ing^-powder or half that quontityof rodiv.
Rub ull together and hiix to a moderate
ly stiff dough with buttermilk. Drop
the mixture with fork in little heaps on
greased p q> t, so that the siu l^ce < f
each cake Inis a rough and uneven (*;•-
pearancc, bake quickly of a Ugbt browjj.
These cakes will net keep long, but are
delicious eaten os soon ns cold or even
the next day. For, st<mijg7~fourotinces-
of butter should be added to tlie other
ingredients ; then they will bo nice a
week after baking if kept in a close cake
tin.
Jam Ror.n.—Take the wei^iit of three
or four eggs, in their shells, of finely-
powdered sugar, and the same weight of
butter and flour; innll ilm. butter*, add
the sugar and the yelks of the eggs
(freed from the sjiock); boat the mlxt
uro well, adit the beaten-up whiten of
half the eggs, then half the flour, the
rest of the whites (also beaten up) and
the flour. When quite smooth spread
it out, about half an inch thick, over a
well-buttered tin, and. bake for fifteen
or twenty minutes in a moderate oven ;
spread it all over equally with jam, roll
it up and put it into the ovua again for
a abet tune ; spriukie with l»*wdi rod
sugar and aorre cold; if hked, with a
custard round it.
To Wash Lack.—Mit a feas|>non of
powdered Uwaa a s biwon -A stroug
• bite i-asUle Hs»t< Uic lace
to br wssheil very ewr^uliy with fine
thread upon tw» tbi.-ka—ess of flauiu 1.
hiwklba iser Ums arvwiutod Ui lbs mi s
mutur* twenty • (•ear b^irw, uv lungw if
ewty dirty, ch«iigu>g U»- siaIs taw <w
rmmwrm srmamv •^n.wsn.
fmk bf
Amartesa railway aa
Am a mmd boat ';
a tract car a loug rarriagw na cwr-wheels,
seemingly nut eaaantial whether oar
ntna on track or not. Faria haa brought
tha todious system of street can to par«~
feetii ui. Grand object In Paris is to
run as few anrs as possible for as many
people as possible, with the longest f oe-
siblo waits lietweenjstarts. No stops on
the street for - passengers. Passe(igcrs
inuat go to stutiorj mid wait for car.
'HUilions about a quarter of a-mile apart.
Clerk at each station. Conductor car
ries a “ way-bill ” of passengera after
the old skige-coach fashion. Vast
amount of staminng and sealing. This
for each passenger who wonts to ade
fotty rads. Stamping in blue ink,
stamping in fed. Dignity and fuss of
officials. awful to contemplate. But a
Frenchman thinks that a pin dropping
-in Pans drops a little louder than a pin
3ro|» anywhere else. Top of street
cars furnished with Beats ; called LTm-
pcriule ; fora ent.-idu, 5 cents, inside, 6
cents. Better air and view outside.
Gauls object to open windows and fresh
air, Wifi-lmar any sort of smell to keep
warm. Fuel and heat are very expen
sive in Paris. Take them ten minutes
to change car horses. Same old har-
ii«<ss, with ton .times the necesaary num-
Iier of straps to unlmckle, aa ust d with
state coach of Louis XIV., and two
agud French hostlers to buckle and un
buckle who drova stages in the time «f
the first Napoleon, and to whonklime is
no ol>jiwt. My daily eii^nencw and
~(iT>arn at ion on ruling home from Porta
to Bt. Cloud via Bgute de U Reibe.
< ift« n aee (our street ears in line, filled
«itli |><>ple above and hatew, waiting to
start. Interval r4 flftM min a tea' start,
tag time lietwrwu each mr. Loat car at
itoa four one hour to wall But the*
(i .nta arw-ui to like it, serni to ba«*
U «rne>j tn wait; ix 4 to “ latmr and
aalt," but ataipiy to waft.—/Vrw/fee
Matt--A. to .%m» to> isrw OkrOmrig
A Ary
ptatioo. A
a atvoag wind will in a day
get rid of mate uadorbnMh and traea
than moatha of ordiunry labor. He
thoughtlmsty applies the match ; in a
few. minutea an acre ia onflre ■ in twen-
ty-fonr hours a townsKtp f’Tn TMiffthan a
week a county ns largo as a European
kingdom is a roaring sen of flame. The
land is, indeed, cleared up, but at au ex
pense to life, property and value in tim
ber awful to contemplate. -The matter
is very difficult of restraint and regula
tion. Either through ignorance or
recklessness the ambitious settler is sure
to resort to tills method of ridding him
self of obstacles in the dry season which
generally conies between the »i*mmer
heats and the autumn frosts. But in
such seasons as thu and that of 1871 it
is the beginning of the tragedies of
which these great stretches of inflamma
ble forests become the scene.
\ The Canadian apple barrel is said to
be one-fourth larger than the Yankee
article. / -
fuanc ara e| tW yn—t Uww awariy
•'•) fetoafe i^lwctoaa m mKHw prm. lacv
to tw w«y-ean Rtatow, lito may ntj al
Ibtoa Iwlam NSSn fif 5few T>4K. M—
•to’btoweae etol PtoMtoytmam Tbaw
Afar** a mwnmkmm gtwwih. IN »
•. ,«« a- 4 »#rf fee a4««
ffWlrr. "
From the R'lh oftittober, 1RR1, to
he l<t of /illy, 1882, geu.uine Boot
Sprito WATitn wfll be suppRed toeuw
tomera by Ellis 4 Co., of Bailey Springs,
Ala., al the following rates;
Ten gallons tn anti-eurm-ive ran. .$5.00
Same Can refilled at.* 4.00
Five gall ms in anti-corroilve can.. V2'
^ame Can refilled at....., ...,. ..v 2 50
Nine gallon-t jn gits bctttci • < L50
Keeeunahfe fi^jhi hik! expreas rate*
are given by alt Mil Made. Thi* wafer
has mrn known for nearly fifty veers
a* a M'e care for l>v«iw|aMa, a sure cure
for illfeaww uf the Kidney and Bladder,
a •ufll en e f »r all curable ctoaa uf
I >r<>iay, a sure cure f-n.Srtofu'ou* ( -aae*
of life B uan* or Mkia. sal a certain de-
•trofeg •( the ternIm Ub r *t for intuti
TU UliBltator.
a*UM •wfeaMft as ito
r-efvt NaMto Ciaefto
^fewpjaiMWy^Mtaaoa
Cal’S toi
Mvh af Uherty. hmow.
wtia torOilnwa, a Cuai
Mned In till* ImoKiiM
mefc of ut, u the brt*lit,
bttolnf Inrrfe trill wnv
Uni inirms uf a Imnw
llgh(l«the hartsir at New
York. Tbcrk 1« anoUirr
tlirura which trill rhal-
IcuiC' laifcr praise and ad
miration rtlian even the
areal work above rvfrrrnl
to. It If Illustrated here
|ha a«i«d and wurthjr St.
aioft In Id* 1 hkNif that w bleb
it all Railing ii|iou the sei uf tile,
..bound wlUi Ibe ibbaUwml dun
If dekuoaa add disease. The liith:
ustRls ilt slidieil lo show lhat St. Jacoss
the true in'll! trusted nieans <>f keeping the.Budy
on lu pnitieii •nurse, and of ea-lnjt ami “pt|minK
It should It iMuni'iiriunateljr east upnu the shoals
of rheumnti'lijt yrother palnflil ailiuents. Thous
anils of Kmti'ftll Hncit thKWIfItoUt »)ie wbrldhilw
proved the Maine'and felt int pxtrf .t'f Oils Great
German Kijuiply, and arc. giihl to jrt'tljniinenil it
to all needitw the servleeVef Just such a remedy.
In thi-i i-ofijurthm Mr. John N. Itriggs, a well
know n citlphi of Onudia, ly'eb., told a tiew^i>aper
md iriiwsanta I
b<ildinraloft tn I
Ide nrigOt all at
wliters i —-*
pliulcs il
h* ik/lW
imin that he has terribly afflicted with au acute
The disease
hati
irt+nelc of rlietunafism In hta back. T
whieh hailMajen preying upon him for yeui
drawn htinhut 6f shi*|<". He e jortnl to everj
remedy kmiw n to physieiaflii hht jhhhfl ho relief
until lie tried Ht. J Ai ims Ott .i he brittle of which
elloctvd a eotntilete and radieu 1 core. Another
Cgtso may justify refereni^:
A l A.'TV.'/fd.V SEAMANS TROUBLE.
Editor Iiilr^-Oni'n, Chico no, 10.: 1 send yon this,
ft'oling that the Itirormatlofl conveyed will be of
material tK-netrt to many of your readers. One
of our oldeiif citizens Captain V. W. Boynton, the
Government Li*ht hoa-e keeisr at this {siiut. Is
I in.tialjly one of tlie oldest seamen in America,
lavma sailed twenty-is. Jifars on salt water.
After th11 iortt.lT t»hr«- M-rMcc RPrvj'PSIghl
fulled him and ne k* pi the f.tghl St rhleago until
the ihivernmeul built the UreiM. Point I.lalit hen*,
„v»liea he «i|s tisn-(erred. R'liile seaud in my
store ihia mornmg the Ca|>tain ioluimvrv<l the
idlow ing^rilten staiement; “This is to certify
that 1 havetweu afflirtod With rtieuniatbm lor
twenty " years. Uah In my side and litnbs. I
«■$ liajuiyfosai that.after y-'ing less than two hoc-
life of the ST. /.ceiias dll. 1 ata entirely free from
(win. tlionah -till Umping «oim w list when walk-
taf t rom long three of h
Referring pi
ing from long three of habit. W. Bov ATuS.'
Pi llta S-n-Koiiia facts. I might allmle Pi
I I' ■ i ■••■I »S •» « ygsrsasp ■ * 11 IK 111 fg I 11 (•
nuiHvhm* similar fan a that hate nauc to my
nailer, but “a Word P> th» wise is -hffli iriit.'
John GormcL. Pharnuu-to, K.vaiispui. Ill
of Ibe
k
I r ii*l lital «vr
i. Ifegriv
hia diaai'fbv vto'W
hlfe fiwe h
Wafer %*A he
I ItafelB
tt- It earn
Cg fr w
4 to fenny
>v#
flav* and
nt Rock
w»<®'t wa»t th*
lltiak it a wwrlk
‘•top a |miai I*
MM vfety a mH.
la
«mHM IM to ih» lW«vU*
hy 4fi«Mtol>ife I* Asmmtm al IfifeB
wttdfe —aft a. Memj rmguA Ifea 1*4
fe^ st rw^gMftto rm4 aa aw wMMoafe
toll, W*t to • pawfeytafe afewwas TW«
tof asaMtofe lews
Fitter 5
Twa ^WW T- •% ri. pwwv tads Ip gfewfi
•WW *4 • awRtow fiatodk VP'Ka» -ki, ad Tw
Ssaw**! • fehfeww l<Aaw.i V Y wfeii
hatok a gw-ad awflfetoV WMfe
Aar towa* yawto Ma wmA
Cd i aaNh tpoatoAfe ife
* ***
Brtffct, IHlirtofed
Afe4 (Ofetfervaflvi.
The Methodist i
' im
PwhNaltod
wild
fWBM.
la athar pspsr arils sis* sal 4*Sntsr so t-bssp, »ta M
las tu sack i
GREAT CORE
iheimItism j
" " "'uvM AfeoVjWtUfe^ ^ I
jpg** nuoilMrt, »nd b»lf
Two Dollars a Year.
anMaerlblMB fmrlmg ROW dar
J» tofialia iKc Vas-rr far UM raa« af
la yatsr raf».r.
IV. 0. M. WHEELER, U. fi ...CdKdr.
REV. DANtEL CURRY, LL. 0 A»«a*i«ta Editor.
•Afi»is$i*<l by bo Able it All of contribuiort.
ami € opftM »#nt Free •• appIltMUloa.
In fiending fund* for •ubscrTplieu^i, rtmit by
Drmft, ('b«ck, P. 0. Mon«y Order Hrgidtfie4 L«tt«r.
Good fc»iWaS*«rfl Yrantttf flMtdTy wh^ff,. whonk th#
btfbest ctl«H ^ftnlBblisfons Will bfA jpftid. AoarffW , - •>-
H. W. DOUGLAS* Pi/wiistter,
I» Murray, W«. t WaW Ktoto
Payne’s Autorriatlo Engines*
THOUSANDS IF CASES^
■I Q«iaklj fOttMNlD • x,r * *
PKRFIOTLY CtfRgP-
kidney-wopt
Reliable. Dn-ahlc and BaonamleaL M/WjljAd
aoca-C—*—r w.*iA i, juilcr ihot-OHj/ MAar
Aieyl'.r awn, not Bited with an Autmnatm t;uz-«r
(Pnd RirUmstratad Uatataona “J." for lulonnstina
PrUna. B. V V.isz a Sia*. Box SM. Cormug. MX.
aiooi Vcli wlif^ajpplatoly
* Rli-R
ta th*
will taka ona |iU sack p taffSEY&lJRE • may U
natursd ta aeund kaaUE l lf rarli i
i. d VT 1
ra*-w**-rlF
i thing b» poiaiblh
•atm tc stem tn°fhr
ona piU aaeh niaai ir*»n
ta aennd haal'n. tf fneb a th._ - .
r Itaagar, >1 a. _
NCVCLOP/EDI*
a
IjrafelvarypafittoOto-wf In'--
dradsafoasaaIttiaaowswdwliaswall alaa tod
(Plied. Itta mild, bnl atBctwnt, . KIt IVU*
IK IT* ACTfeN. bu*ltannlaa.lo«laWto.
H tWf t elaaaaaa, Htraarthsas and gtvaareaw
Ef ufti mall «P# tmporUnt organs of tuol if.
' * -fkt natnrnt action of tlia Ktdnay a ia rtstotoL
Tha Urtt I* gtaansadof all diaeaaa. and to*
Bowala mova frtolV nod hoaU'.Oilly. m tkld
wmy the wont diaaaaag ore oridicatod ftom
^"^^htobeto pwvad h7 ttooMto »•»
KIDNEY-WORT
■ittwaMRddtotnal v«»taT •» elaaitoiif fed
ajgtdtd ♦# all morbtd aaoratlona. Itahonldto
nnadlnevoy buntotold aan
Aiwa,? ^ W ^feOTCTMr^ , ONmPA.
TION, PIJjES ood afl ITBHAIa* Viaemam.
1. pot up In Dry Va^tohJdF*^- “f* f,
•napackaga of winch maavs A
Also In Ugald Vanm very Coa.watraiaarw n
(to aonvanlcnc* of those who cannot '•touvi’V*’
paraH. BmtoaattagiiaJRRetaaagMito.'^/y^
G*T IT or TOCR DRUGGIST. PRICK. hV-W
WELLS, BICHARDSOX *Ca., Prnp a.
<WlUmnd tha drv nost-naldd ■' tUTWtod. W.
• KIDNEY-WORT
To the People^South.
■IN«M WOlKTAIJt toad Ife 1
A History of tha Battla. Out. ?, Iiw. —**/”-
Which lad 10 tt. adaf twa yaara •!•*» *•
now »r*Mwh,J -dratovto asUTWy. Tto •-W,
Lvast C. utsswa, LI.. D b» .p*ui to fato* W aattow-
ng s.sicrtats to (Ms Work, which ahaaada la Mlrrtaf fw-
’ Is too kaal adsasiae
iWswtwd. Swat to •***
i wt taa wmb and aalrai
C. lifts*s. LL. D ha* fpmt td ywaa ta fe 1 **'
n.«isTt*i- to (Us Woik, »kiah jtoaads la aUrflM to-
• nfsdirniurfaswd hstr-lwsadth **«pes, altha lato-
uug la <*14 si.4 yoang. tha Asooii «»■■'» a# eeah •toaa
lonlwti. Shsihy. IPsior, «toaaUfd, Lam^. w ** l| a»^.
.o ngM. MolL-.ll. ■■yyad^ wto ihto
Vwfd, if.* .iEi»f hr lk« IN nfifeNi
it. w ti fewiM,fefe» tli>4 fewriAfefife< r«»»i mimm m*-
■ »«. i wh cS tafhaa taa udo af tto Kfeafdto. Tto
• » cs ij s. ft; ssgoo. m ds»papw*. WowPrartT vaaoa.
.Ik sstos stssl t-wtsaff* af |ha dfrfso. awd a^aaaww
..| ,w».. wtia tad* a «f > •■ rsAissnss W»»3V»
llqpJTV fife# ^ffefel. f' - **
wife WMfie^L <
ON IS KINO
KINO OF COTTON
GUNS rrnrJ:
S a • » —» ii n fea taw tod dRd Ms • * +0^
-
J Kn Ovtia
0 . a ’
By lAd OdWhAMAdl pawpadwidk* 04
CM I~ ‘—~ AM Dv H Jwtoto wAtlo
yomwwdtofe •*- t 'a*^v Vwaww I d
•hiv dMM <*f rWrfeTVW. odd •**•
gMhd to ttsw wflfewtosd fed* OddlfeO f *•*. fife
adOMfd to yfev cat*"^w Aikasaw
tr r 0 Im I fed >wc*» RK. ftoto
Wpd*a IV. watotofe Ms ItafdV
N « aa* a •• •«
j # * •• a**--.
Imw. TV* tteJi
’ • tea'tol 1
•W4 IW UteM*
^W■B IW Stei %
fe s4 go veins — a Irewfeaev ta re oMv. 1
>•• was * Ikm w ■ kdei asd
tfviw tfeo . i *.
ptoses, M tekm a-tam
>. wtarh • was I
Ire — tho ami. ofed a uf
• ala# akva ta- .
^i**.** 4 , L **ir r”.!*‘*.~”**, .** —i «-* u— e—
». j u- - n-sw. to.
-A U*w traw Flafk
so lore* • qooouty <4 U w min
artaa aa Um taovta, wrigtil /*w wrAght
Too will fttui a mm-h larger hulk <4
aohao aflaw bortuag weufi. If bark
feom Lh« tannery d plooml in a hill sim)
taixod with qiurk lime, doruoipewutad
will bo ooeoferatal] and A pita of fertilia-
tag mat tar obtamod which would bo
equal in value to many of tlie cheap
fertiliser* sold. Your title made up this
fall and tuned over a few tinea ia the
opring of the year would no doubt make
a good fertilizer. —A merican Culli valor.
Groan Ooedial.—One pound of
white currants bruised to one quart of
whisky and the rind of one lemon. Let
it stand one night, strain and squeeze it
well. Add one pound at white auger
and one ounce of ground ginger; strain
through a fine cloth; let it aettle well
before bottling.
Lxmomadk.—Take the rinds of four
lemons, pared very thin ; three-quarters
at a pound of loaf sugar ; pour on them
one quart of boiling water. Take the '
juice of the lemons in another vessel and
pour on them one pint of boiling milk.
Let both remain till the next day. Then
mix the whole together, adding half a
pint of raisin wine. Strain all through
a jelly bag until clear. The milk should
be removed from the fire and used be
fore the froth rises.
Boston Brown Bread —One pint of
tepid water, two gills of wheat flour, one
pint of rye meal, one pint of Indian
meal, half a pint of molasses, ona and a
half (LQs smart yeast, ons toaspoonfal
salt, one small teaspoonful carbonate of
soda; mix wall, poor into a tall stnight-
sifrdjaold jWith atight cover. Let it
aM Mitfe aakodamteevaa to
*7 Im
v« to*-to* wawwyttotol to taw
It—». i *s f la .Lav*, wasl La* * •< tod aw -
n*«a giawst I W»* Raw ..WW safe*
TV. aw ** (Va al. ’W. htoaxav* d rto* I/S w I
4/**!, St ta/ TYto feas. ■toaSaw
fww ifew feal haW Ik w SiaawW j .few .
tow. Hw wvtod rwa tw a Stv ia Usw aatow
ftotoUy.
FVa fefW* tefety fetof tfe tow tu
, life aWq., with a a*g In Ubw kfe-w /•AKt, a
«.£'«*•«*• awing <4 Um* ona*. ta thal <4
I a 11 *11*11 tuaa If •m rufwid*to. If* gwta
tu*- Walk Ingu r*N»g *»vt f life n*«gll
prtHtOtl, and ant I*sly that g*-!a thn la-wt
*4 him haa gut rough gu-utMt hi go
wv er.
The quirk, sharp and apin-ful gait.
With the little metallic hcela ringing ua
the pavement, ia the gait of the amort
young mi—, with bright eyas and lota
of vivacity. The young man wbo in-
MNida tu keep ooiapouy with her for life
must make up hiz mind to train to bar
step. She will never train to his.
The every-day buaineas gait. Going
right along with your feet, and your
thought* in the office, state or whatever
it is. You never know how far the walk,
or how leng it takes you tu cover iL It
is an indefinite, and frequently the only,
aid to good digestion.
The take-it-eany, don’t-care-a-cent sort
of gait, with a cane twirling over his
finger, Isa typical man of the world. Ho
lends a life uf leisure, and wouldn’t harry
h msi'lf. As a aonaeqaenoe he grows
fat, rheumatic and gouty, and in-latter
yean walks with two cones and tremu
lous kmba. It doesn’t pay to bunch
your pleasure.
The slow gait For particulars send a
small boy on an emn<l—New Haven
Register.
Ax inventor in Hartford, 01, has
patented a belt which is made pf iron
wire, the selvages being brass and o*>i>-
per. Tha Weft is of cotton, several
woven hi without being
A double iabrie is
or iMdeef which,
a number of single heavier wine an ia-
Fa* w ttw Aiteete' Ou t teawfeug
•fesw/A The Mia— •$ (fee Wtoe
l*>4UMy .tfefew We* k—m«mawfi ad ito a—*
•**— ty Ha Jtowfea CKL
mm feee amttmmm.
CM IL * tw<* g-torol • t—• «d afe—Mfe
I—• — life ato* a —a«t,ta*we wife* try to
**t—tea* ami ta mm wWs. try A/ <vuw4
iferai —*wn —w euMM ** taaesu "
A Cl—wg* /ufe— arfteft a SMfe wfen
• •• n—i|4—auog that Ife had touaMM a
tatferv Um» *u— *4 fe—vy — Vail
—•I l>Wl It all A •! U*|felW —g
tokcl him whMfert he had a ••bull"
tee ‘•hear." Heeaydi*^ **SMI—r, 1
• — a
••Ife—’t k MW half I heir Vale#.**
••Il.rV * ur» • »• *1 Af»e. MilM—to.
rn4 Ktdeey 4'empfel*t. m rvi "■mc»4*-4. I
ti«4 a half W**t la left whirli I use*! f.*r fey
Iwe HlUv rirfe. wWetae itaelom a*4 i«*l*l*
ror* toi*l rviuhl aot he r»ml I w«ul4 have
fw«l hoik n( them <>or nirhl if I had net
Kivvn Ihetii ll«q» IWliera. Tney <li*l Ibrni *o
uiurh r...h| 0**iiitiiiur<t thrir u*e until Ibey
wero cured. Thai i* vl'v I —v yea do um
know half thr value of ifup RiU*-r*. aad <l»
ud reconuueuil them high enough.”—B.,
flwchrairr, N Y. 8«* uthvr eoluDia.-Auier
icau Rural Ilnmv.
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threada being
A wise young man of Chicago was
once called to his dying father’s bedside,
and told that the old man's will was
made, making himself the sole heir to
tlie estate, with Uncle Charley as execu
tor. He reflected a moment in silence,
and the fond parent, seeing acloud upon
his brow, asked : “ Isn’t that satisfac
tory, William?” “I-e-8,” drawled
William, *' bat Pd rather you’d leave the
money to Unole Charley and make me
the executor. Then I’d bo more certain
•f SVttfaar it” ___
A Wise OcacoM.
"Deooon Wilder, 1 wunt you to tell me
how you kept yourself and family welKthe
jiost Henson when sll the rest of us have
breu siek so much, and hare had the doc
tor* visiting ns so often."’
,“Brn. Tavlor, the answer is very essy. 1
used Hop Bitten in time; kept my family
a ell end saved the di-rt.ir bills. Three dol
lars’ worth of it kept us well and ahle to
w*rk all the tinffr” rttwfcrrani it has eos
you and the aeigbbors one to twnhundre
dAltars api*-ee to keep airk the same time.
"Deacow, I’ll use y« ur iue<ii<-iue hereafter^
Am Iiiak alibi—Pat; •• Where did
Tim kill th* agint, Donl?' Daol;
“Share, down th* road straight there I
I sm tem shoot wid my own •y—J M’,
t» jabura, they took him few murder ! -
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noon
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I STlNDtlD HIKED!
IN MANY HOMES.
For € ouvH«. Cold*. Oo^F, »iro»rHiaft find all
other affection. of the TltroAl and ErtJfctwHI, It •tand.
anriTaled tod utterly beyond all oon»|fttittoi4.
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
II snprsschM M nssr 1 ipselSs if— “ Klfety-S.. ’• p»r
osnl, »r« uvrinsnenlfy enrsil, wfers tSsjirrsctioa* srs
•tnrllj c-npllc-d with. Th.f* I* m>»h*imc*l or nth«r I*-
greitit-au to hsrm *t>« young or old,
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT NAS NO EQUAL ^
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM.
J. N. HARRIS ffi CO.. Proprietors,
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Screw War—, Grub,
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For gen not me ia family, stabkaad stock ysrdlta
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art time both HICK and KKBVOCZ UEADACHXi aad whUo scUng on
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