The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 26, 1881, Image 4
AGRICULTURE.
HIPENINO MELONs UNDEROROUND.
As well known, there are many plants
which thrust their seed vessels into
the ground, where the seeds are sub.
sequently matured. Thoi peanut is a
good example of a plant which con-.
atantly exhibits this phevomenonr
Others again develop flowers and seeds
entirely underground, while many
aquatic plants ripen their seeds under
water. The Persians, who are exten
siva cultivators of melons, have the
curious practice of covering this fruit
with earth as a certain stage. Suoh a
method is in vogue among Persians
who live in the neighborhood of T fIls,
in the Caucasus. Only the choicest
and best keeping variety, the true Dut
ma, Is grown. It Is a long smooth kind
which attains a weight of fifteen to
twenty pounds, and will keep till
Christmas. . The deeply tilled ground
is thrown up into beds a foot wide in
spring, and the seeds sown in a drill
along the center. Finally, the plants
are left at a great distance apart, and
irrigation is effected thlough the chan
nels between the beds, so that no water
touches the plants. The fruit sets in
June, and only one or two are left on
each shoot. When the fruit has at
tained the size of a man's 1it the earth
is hollowed out, and the shoot (with
the exception of the tip), vpgether with
its fruit, is buried therem to a depth
of one to one and a half inches, where
it remains until the . fruit Is almost
rile, Considerable practical expert
ence is necessary in order to be able to
determine the exact moment when the
melons sbould be unearthed. When
the'cultivator thinks Chat the time has
arrived, he withdraws the shoot and
its fruit from the ground. This Is
done toward evening, and the fruit is
left on the surface of the ground, at
tached to the shoot; but care is taken
to cut the fruit the next morning be
fore the sun can reach it. It is then in
a cool, dark, dry place, until ready for
eating.
COAL VAR --iAery any acids to our
high appreciation of this wondertul
material for various farm men. Dry
lumber coated with it becomes almost
Imperishable, but its most remarkable
effects are up9n green lumber. The
increased value of wood seasoned in a
sheltered place, or coated with, oil has
bong been known. Timber for place
requiring tne greatest strength and dii
rability Is prepared in this way. Eve
ry one knows the worthless character
of poplar dried in the open air; but po
plar seasoned under shelter is valible
wcod. The eflect cf coal tar Is hetier
than housing and mn1y coats of oil; it
excludes air and water, and the wood
becomes like iron. A board of green
cottonwood,well coated, lies as straight
as the best pine, and It is as durable
usc d upcn the sills and floors of ianrs,
and around the openbi.gs upon swine
houes and fences it would return to
the farier in durability tell fold cost.
Wi re it .ot for appearani'es we shoulil
advice Its use upon the outside of
barns. Its remarkable preservative
properties and its extreme cheapness
are in its favor. One barrel costing
two or threedollars, willcoat Ehe postb
for more than one mile of fence, or
would cover nearly all tie out build
ings on a common farm. For a:1 chea p
buildings we commend coal tar aud
Whitewash.
DEsICOATKD APPLEs. - h'lhe new
method ut rapid deniccateon of fruit
rwhich I nOW followed o a large scale
in many paths of the country, hIs led
to a great prement in the qtalt.y
whe driedb uth raid parcears the
appes apes By xpseecton the appileos
thour wiroduct bexcoeingy whitclnred.
peranceso ad weteavr is no st
qie equho th5areo teld ore andti
pfropersiced by haf dnacie aptes
avhsh thely preIare. Ito isysiha
The press room.scato Here bey manm
or a mchlamecaI arrangement, (hey are
carried sp one. side and descend upon
the other, wvhen they are taken ouit
ready f or packing. As soon as one tray
is removett another takes its place, so
that the operation is continuous. Dur
ing the process the fumes of sulphur
aeso perfectly absorbed by the apples
thtno odor of sulphur can be detected
In the drying room. T1he dried fruit,
can be packed in boxes, and it wvili keep
for a long time, priservling all its ex
cellent qualities. in water it swells up
and forms a jolly in the epourse of a few
of the process, and the character o1
the pout uuefri tl l
dier application thain it has yet r'e
p ceived.
Tloiacco WonRd.-The practice og
utilizing turkeys to 'destroy t'obacco
worms has been in use in this county
9 to a limited extent foir a numnber' of
~ ~1 ~1years. it has been suflhieinly tested
to demonstrate the fact that there is
really more merit In it than is generial
~ is ly conceded. A gentleman of thIs coun
ty put out seveni acres of tobacco, and
~' W22 as soon as it began to grow Of' hie built
a coop in the center of the fild, in
1.which lhe liaced a tur'key hen with
~it *~ thirty young ones. Tue hen was kept
confined in the coop, but tihe younig
tur'keys were allowed to run at large
through Che field. The experiment suc
ceeded admirably. Searcely a wormi
could be found in the field the entire
season of the tobaucco; t he little turkevs
kept them picked off as fast as they
j wmade their appsear'ance. W e learn thait
4 vcessful in protecting their tobacco
from worms by utilizing turkey labor.
hI It would be well for our tobacco grow
ertogv terwvsall the facilities
equisitefor ra tin ukeys, adtu
graljuralteheavy exp~enses of
saving their tobacco crops fromt de
struction I romi worms.
FEEDINo FODDER on ITAY.-Never
~, t~ plaee a large amlount, of' provender of'
any kind before an animal at aniy one
titue, Divide eachi feeding iato two or
three messes, bitt these continuous;
that is, as fast, as the iiniais eat up
what is before them, give a little more
until )oui think they have eaten enough
for one time; theni clean tihe manger,
or turn them out, with inothing utili
the houir for the next feeding. llave
regular hours for feeding, fron: which
vary as little as psossible.
THE meat of turkeys that are kept,
-supplied with charcoal during the pC.
urood of fattening is said-to be suiperior
in point of tendcerness and flavor.
IRIsH POTA~o PIE.-Or~e pound
j ~ colander; one-halt pound butter,
cremedwit suart si egswhite
and olk searatly;onelemon
squezedint th poatos wilehot
onecupul f mlk;oneteasploonfuinl
P *open shells of paste; to be eateni cold.
DOMESTIC.
To CLEAN EMxINE AND ilifKEVKI
SKNs.-Take a piece of soft flannel,
and well rub the fur with It against
the grain; then rub again with com
mon flour until clean. Shake it well,
and rub again with the flannel till all
the flour Is out of It. I have had a
minever boa for four years; it has
never been cleaned with anything but
flour, and Is not in the least injured
by rubbing. It was a school compan
ion who told me that her aunt (a Rus
sian lady) always cleaned her white
furs with flour, and that they looked
beautiful. It has one advantage-the
lining doos not require to be taken
out. and it only requires a little
trouble. Ermine takes longer than
tninever; the latter is very easily
done.
SODA FOR BuRNs.-All kinds of
burns, including scalds and sunburns,
are almost Immediately relieved by the
application of a solution of soda to the
burnt eurface. It mumt be remembofed
that dry soda will not do unless it is
surrounded with a cloth moist enough
to dissolve It. Tis mtethod of sprin.
kling it on and oovering it with a wet
cloth is often the very best. But It is
suficient to wash the wound repeated
ly with a strong solution. It would
be well to keep a bottle of it always on
hand, made so strong that more or less
settles on the bottem. This is what is
called a saturated solution, and really
such a solution as this is formed when
the dry soea is sprinkled on and cox
ered with 9 moistened cloth.
Foraro SOUFFL.-Six larie, smooth
potatoes, halfa cuptul of boiling milk,
one tablespognful of butter,the whites
of four eggs, salt and pepper to taste.
Wash the potatoes clean, being care
ful not to oreak the skin. Bake forty
live inuttes. Take the potatoes from
the oven, and with a sharp knife cut
thei in two lengthwise. Scoop out
the potato with a spoon, and put It in
a hot bowl. Mash light and line. Add
the seasoning, butter and milk, and
thenl half the whites of the eggs. Fill
the sk'ns with tihe mixture. Cover
with the remaining white of tie egg,
and brown Ia the oven. Great caic
must be taken not to break the skins.
(Freeport, (I11.) Bulletin.]
There is now a substance which is
both professionally and popularly in
dorsed and concerning which, Mr. 3.
B. Ferschweiller, Butteville, Oregan,
writes: 1 have oftenl read of the many
cures ellected by St. Jc ab's Oil and
was persuaded to try tile remedy my
self. I was a sufferer from rheuma
tism and experienced great pains, my
leg being so swollel that I could not
move it. I procuri St. Jacob's Oil,
used it freely and was cured.
O1ANaOI SNowBALL.-Boll some rice
for ten minutes, drain and allow it to
cool ; pare some oranges closely ;
spread the rice, as many portions as
there are oranges, on sonic pudding
cloth; tic the fruit, Buri ounded by the
rice, separately in these and boll the
balls for one hour; turn them out care
fully on a flat dish; colored dislh Is
pr'ettiest, of the green majolica that
Is now so inexponsive; sprinkle them
with a quanity of pounded sugar
candy (the bright colored steam candy
that conies done ip iln pound packages
Inakes a pretty flavoring and sweeten
ing when crushed fine with a rolling
pin); serve with sauqo or sweetened
crean.
CocoANUT Pixa.--Break tile nut anti
save tuhe milk, pare off the bark, skin
and grate the nut fine, take the same
weight 01' whlite sugar as of the grated
nut, piece of' butter the size of an egg
anti melt it, rub sugar an~d butter to a
cream, adl live egg~s -well beaten ,one
cupy of cream, the milk of' thle nur, ex
trabt of' lemion or the juice, anti bake
In dheel) lates, 511me1 as custard plec.
Makes two pies.
To Ri.:sToREc lRUsTY BLAcK LACE.
Half1 cup rain wvater, one teaspoonlful
borax, 01n0 teaspoon f'ui alcohol;
squeze Ilhe lae througii tis fouri
times; t;hen rinse in a cup of hlot wa
ter ini whlehl a black k:d glove has1
been biled ; plli out tile edges of the
lace till almost diry ; then press~ for'
two days between tihe leaves of' a hecavy
bock.
these indelible, take weli-skimmed
mil1k, and dliluite with an equal bulk of
water. Wash tile pencil marks,
whlether writIng 01' drlawing,wvith thiis
iiquid, using a soflt flat cameihair
('rush, andi avid~i all r'ubbing. Place
upon1 at fLat board to dry.
[LouIsville Ho0111 and Farin.]
Frank O. Herring, Esq., of the
Champion Safe Worms 251 and 252
Broadway, Newv York, reports tile use
of St.- Jacob's Oil for a stliffness and
soreness of tile shoulder, with most
pleasanlt anid eficacious cIf'ects.
BAl(xI OAWMNAI l'tPI)DIx.-St,1r foumr
tablesp~oonlis of meali, In one cup or
boiling milk, theni stir this into thruee
cuips of cold mnilk, add thriee table
sp)oonfluls each 01 sugar and molasses,
a little salt, and halt1 a cup of chmopped
i'aisluis or sweet apples10.
Sui T PuIrNG.- One eu p of flnely
chIopped suet, 0one cup of mnolasses,onie
and( (one-ha11lf ups of' sour mil1k, two
anid one-hlalf eups1 of1 flour, 0one tea-.
sipoonfl of soda, 0one teaspoon ful of
salt, and1( one clip of chioppe di raisins.
Boil twvo hours. Milk and sugar for
gravy.
Moca LoAF CAKK, wr~inOU',m Iidui(s.
One cup 01' sugar, onie-half cup of but
ter, two-thtirds cup of new milk, two
andit 0one-tild cuips of flour, one tea
sp)oonfuil or cami of tatartel, one -half
teaspoonfult of soda, and one0 half cup
AccoMMoD)A'ioN CAin;. -- One-hlalf
0111 of swee or' sour' cream11, onei-hli
cupI 01' butter, one ciui 01' mil1k, two
cups of sugar, t hree cups of 0 11 mur,f'our
eggs, on1e( teasp~loonful or soilla; I' tihe
cream11 is sweet two tenlspooiItls of
cream11 of tartar'.
IMITATION ('AK.-Tiwo cllps of stigar,
011e cpi 01' buittri, two cups) of illilk,
four anld 011" e-hal(f11 cup o Itfour, One
egg, two teaspoonisl of' Oicraml of' tarl
tar', one tablespoonfu ofa01 soda, one
nu~tmleg, and one cup1 of raisins.
BL~a CK CAKE.-One cupi of sugar,onle
cupi o1 miolsses, two-thirds cupi of
butter, One 0cup of' sour mil1k, two eggs
four cups of flour, 01ne teaispoon fl of
s(oda, onec-hial' CupI of r'aisinld, 0one tei
spoonfu1li of' cloves anid einamon01.
QUAL.1TY and1( eflcacy considered, Dr,
liuul's Cough Syrup Is without excel).
tion tihe best Cough prepar'ation) ill the
maret lrine 25 Cennts a ble.a
"MOROUS.
Jius TUil'Foy Is a-modern sort of A
youngster. 11i has forued a 111ello
phone company" in which the boys on
his street are taking stook. Shares are
boqmiug along at fIve pins premium,
preferred stock seven pins and one
needle with a good eye. After he has
"bulled" the stock a while longer he
Intends Instituting a bear movement,
to scare the boys Into "unloading,"
after which lie will conqolate with the
"Wake Me Up at Five O'clock by P ul
ling my Too wll a String" compan y,
and increase the rates of shoutergrams.
Ile is already looked upon as a mono
politt,having three sleds and five paira
of skates,two "club,"three half 'club,'
and the crossest dog in the neighbor
hood.
A CERTAIN literary gentleman,wish
Ing to be undisturbed one day,lnstruet
ed his Irish servant to admit no one,
and, if any oe should inquire for hin'
to give him an "equivocal answer."
Night came, and the gentleman pro
ceeded to interrogate Pat as to his
callers.
1'ld any one call ?)P
"Yis, sur, wan gentleman.''
"Vhat did he say ?"
"He axed was yer honor in."
"IVell, wat did you tell him?''
"Sure, I gave him a quivikle answer
Jst."
'Hov was that."
"I axed him was his grandi mother a
monkey I"
A world of Goon.
One of the most popular medicines
now before the Amerlan public, is
Hop Bitters. You see it everywhere.
People take it with good effect. It
builds them up. It.is not as pleasant
to the taste as some other Bitters as it
Is not a whiskey drink. It is more like
the old fashioned bone set ten that has
done a world of good. If you don't
feel just right try IHop Bhitters.--Kunda
vews.
BEAUTIES of moral courage: "You
look so happy that I suppose you have
been to the dentist and had that acl
ing tooth pulled," said a Galveston
man to a friend with a swollen jaw.
"It ain't that that makes me look hap
py. The tooth aches worse thian ever
bit I don't feel it," "IIow is that?"
"I eli, 1 fell so jolly becauee I have
just been to the dentist, and lie was
out," aud the happy mian cut a pigeon
wing on the sidewalk.
A H UDsON (itizen suld to the youig
man who vislied his daughter that he
couldn't afford to have so much wood
burned In the parlor stove Sunday
evenings; th young mian must cone
less often or quite earlier, or furnIsh
his own wood. Next day tOvo cords of
nice hard wood wero purcliseie t y the
young man and piled in the oitizen's
yard. with a big sign over the pile
reading, "For use niglits only." That
youn8 man means business.
A BURLY rowdy who has already
served live or six sentenoeb is brought
before the police. Just as they are
about to begin the exaiination, "Mr.
President," says lie, "my lawyer Is in
d:sposed. I call for a delay of one
week." "But you have been caught
ir, open misdemieanor,your hand in the
pocket of the plliitiff. What could
your lawyer say for you?" "Precise
ly, Mr. President: I'm quite 'urious
to know."
rousAN)I of women have been re
stored to perfect health by the use or
LydIa E. Pin khamn's Vegetable Comn
pound.
WUEN they had finished lunch they
asked the prIco. Tit melan in attend
ance Said ' ' One piece of pie 50cenits,
one ('upi of coffee 25 cents-75 cents
each--One of the p~art y grumbled a
lIttle about the price. Heroeupon the
old inan behind the0 counter straight
cned blasself up, folded tIls armns in a
(ligni tied manne and said : "'Stranger,
look at mle, do you suippose I urn stay
ing out here for my health ?"'
A Th'nTAiN lawyer always begin his
examination of a witness by saying,
"I'm goIng to put a quretlon to you,
anid I don't care hOW yotu asiswer it.''
Thle habit was so strong that one day
lbe mnet a very (lear I riend, anid 8altid
"'mn going to putt a questIon to yeou,
and I don't care how you an swer it.
Hlow do you do ?'
TH ERE 18I a young ladly in Brooklyn
so retined ini her language that she
never uses th6 wvord "'blackguiard,"'
but substitumtes "'African sentinie."'
R II 18 (he difference belween a
fixed st ar and a nieteor ? One Is a sun
and the oilier a darter.
INsANITY is no0 caluse for dlv(.'Oe In
Wisconisn. 'They think a personi must
be crazy to begiu wIth.
Yege tinie
THE BEST.SP'RINGJ MEDICINE.
II. fl. STEVENS: HR.soN
Dear air.-Tis Is to "certify that I have usedi
your "Bilood P'reparation" In liny family for sev
eral years, and think that for scrolula or Canki
erous ilumnora or ltheumafti alfectlons g, cani
not, be excelled ; and as a blooti puriler and
sprI g mnediclino It Is the best thing I have ever
Used, and can coo~erfully recommeind It to any
one In need of such a medicine.
Yours i e.spoetrully,
Mrs. A. A. DINS~ioilC , 19 liussell Street.
Vogotino
For Dropsy.
Dl.I..CEsyliA LFA tr.5, iR. I., Oct. 19, 187T.
It is a pilasu~re to give my testimony for your
valuable ineicino. I was sick 10or a long timeO
wivth D~ropsy, under the doctor's care. H~e said
It, was water between i he heart, and lIver. I re
coived no benent, unllil [comimenceud takig the
Vegetine; in react, 1 was growing worso, I nave
triedi manly rem'diles; they dlId not help mie.
Vegotlato is thei mielolne for D~ropsy. I began
to fool bot t'r after taklin a few botitios. I have
takon thirty botl les In all. I aim perfect ly well;
ne~ver felt bet,,.or. No 0one can lool more thank
ful thn I do.
I a o, dear sir, gratefully yours,
A. ID. WilLERI.I~
Vegetine,
ALL RAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
soUTH flEawzcK, Mc., Jan. i7, 1519,
Dear Slr.-I h~ave hadl dyspepsia in Its worst
formi for the last ton years. and have taken
hundredsi of dollars' worth of medicines withetut
obtainilng any roler. In se'ptemble? iast I com.i
mened( t ikinig the Veget~ino, since which timo
liy heail.h has steadIly improvedl. My tod dl
gests wvel, and I have galued tilteen poutnds of
ui so. Tihere are seveanl ethers in (lis pace
takIng Ve otlne, and all have obtaIned rel ef.
Your truly, T1liuMAS E. MOORE1
..verseer of UCird Rloom, P'ortsmouth Co's If1Ill.
'Vegotine,
PREP'ARED NT
II. II. BTEVENM, Boston, Mass.
Vegetino is old by all Druggists,
'oh
To AU Our yrtende.
Having had numberless inquiries for
advertising cards from ladies In all
parts of the country who are Interest.
ed In the prevailing fashion of making
"Card Collections," we are having
printed for -them a set of seven beauti
tl cards each in six colors and on a
gold bacLground, in the very highest
degree of art, illiutratingShakspeare's
"Seven Ages of Man," We have spared
no expense In these cards-they are
simply little art gems. Our only aim
has been to publish the finest cards yet
shown. Applications tor them have
come in so rapidly that nearly the
whole edition is engaged before the
receipt by us of the cards from the
artist. We have therefore been obliged
to adopt the.following plan for the dis
tribution of the remainder: No more
of the gilt Shakspeare cards, seven in
the series, will be sant excepting upon
the receipt of a statement from a grocer
that the person applying for the eards
has bought of him on that day at least
seven bars of Dobb.ns' Eecitro Soap,
with price paid for same. All apply
ing In this manner toill receive the lull
set of seven cards gratis by mall. This
will insure us that our friands and pa
trons got their share of these beautiful
designs, although it In no manner re
pays us for the cost of the cards. Your
gr.ocer has the soap or will get it, atd
the purchase by you of seven bars of
it at one tine will secure for you gratis
seven really beautiful cards. The soap
improves with age, and. is an article of
necessity In your house every week.
Therefore you are not asked to buy a
useless article, but oiie that you must
have anyway. Please send us your
aplplication at ojiee, and tell your lady
friends making "Card Collections," to
do the same. (rocers do not have the
cards to deliver. Buy the soap of them,
send us their bill, and tos wlil mail you
the cards free. Yours respe.ffully,
I. L, CHAGIN & Co., lit; South 4th
Street, Phinlipia .
P. 6.-Ladies not wishit to buy
soap can get the c.Avls by remitting
cost, price, 25 cc nts.
ONE of the most convenient articles
to be used in a siek-room is a sand
bag. Get some clean, fine sand, dry
it thoroughly in a kattle on the stove;
make a bag about eight inches square
of flannel, fill it - ih the dry sand,
sew the opening carefully together,
andt] cover the bag with cotton or linen
cloth. This will prevent the fand
from sifting out, and w ill also enable
you to heat the bag quickly by placing
it in the oven, or even on top of the
stove. After once - using this
VOt will never agiin attempt to
warni.the feat or hands of a sick per
-oi with a botttle of hot water or a
brick. The-sand holds the heat a long
time; and the bag can be tucked up
the back without hurting the invalid.
It Is a good plan to make two or three
of the bags and keep them ready fur
use.
VEGETINE is now prescribed in cases
of Scrotula, and other diseases of the
blood, by many of the best physicians,
owing ;o its great success In diseases of
this naturo.
A MARYLAND man was kloked by a
mule just in lime to get him out of the
way of a stroke of lightning. Some
ien, would have seen a special provi
dence ii this. But lie ddn't. le
cursed that the lightning didn't strIke
hilm in time t - get out of the way of
the mule.
"ANAH Ei9S"
Is au in feliible Cur!e for Plies.
Mr. WVm. J. Audrew., of Oolumbia,', Tons.,
writes tho following :
MESSRs. NEUSTAEDTER & Oo., New York :
GeNrs--For upward f 20 years I have been
afu cetd with tho Ples. When I first took
themfl they wore blind uad very painful. For
about ten years they continued as blind, thon
commenced blcoding. The hemorrhoids con
tinued to increase until I was losing at every
stool fully a gill of blood, and frequently.
whiio standing at my desk, the blood would
run down into my boots. 1 have had these
hemorrhoids to last for several hours. In the
meantime, lito a drowning man, I was grasp
ing at everything, trying to find relieft.On
0on0 ocasion I had them cauterized, which,
after intense suffering for over a month, ef
fected temporary relief, for a short time only
however. About ten months since, while at
stool, my eye fell oni an adverlisenmem, headed
in large letters, "Piles, send 2 cent stamp and
get circular." I d d so, and received a few
"Plain Blunt Facts'' in reply, after reading
which, I ooloud d it was such plain common
801ns0 that, I wvould give "Anakevia." a trIal. I
did so, and Iho result was, that after a few
days use, the bih eding ceasedi and I have not
sulfered a moment's pain sin1co. It is said
that "a fellow-fooeling makes one wondrous
kind." So, knowing quite a number of friends
who were sutfferiing hike myself, I distributed
quite a lnumber oif them, and fiom every one
received a favorabule report. I would not be
without "Anakesis" for a hundred times its
co.-. To all who are afilictod with Piles I
would say : "Givo "Aniakosis a trial and you
will no longer be a sufferer."
WE. 3. ANDRhtwa.
"Anakesia" is sold by all lirat-class drug
giats. Pa ice $1.00 per box. Mailed free on re
ceipt of prico, by' P. Neustaodtor & Co., sole
manufacturers of Anakeis, Ilox 3916, Now
York. l'amiplos sent free to all sufferers upon
application.
I' is evidenat that a large portion of our
city pet~plo suiffer from diseases of the liver,
bowe'ls or k idneys. K-dney--Wort as a aturo's
remedy for them all.-Express.
IxNuxA 31U FFi Es -Onie qiuart 1n ,dtii
tue .l,n teas poon ful at da,two teaspoon
fu s creni tartar, one of salt, and 011e
of stigar all sifted together. Onie egg,
sweent milk sufflieent to mnake qutite a
atif1 but er'; imail piece of bu ter' is an
Ii uprovement.
B .
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
TEOUETTES BUSINESS
ThIs Ilabh chea pet and on1 complete and rele
Forms. in t tel.hwto pertorns all the 'ariou 'In'
Ie f lfantnd how to appear to th beat advantage
ag a ul de rptg oflb war' a extra teroo at
Aente Adres NATIoNAL PUBIisHilNo 00.,
ISub-Bass n Oct-Coupier,
815, 855, Ses, 675, 51oo, 5120
I? tk acl I at l't AN0. isre citu
lpw5a4 AIENTs WA.NTED). New c
ut l ig nw re-a ly.
Agente5amt~. sasasa
sdienha uPLArFonM i AMiLT
sOCAl weighs uptocolbe. Retail
Nl'e.*.. 't"rn. ;rpr gegt.
"5Loox here, boy, this is a miserable
certificate your teacher. sends me of
your standing," said a parent to his
son. "'Tain't Mey tault. I didn't have
the getting up of it, or it would have
been all right."
Bumnbugged Again.
I saw so muoh said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring, and never well,
teased me so urgently to get her some,
I concluded to be humbugged again;
and I am glad I did, for in less than
two monthls use of Hop Batters my
wife was cured and has remained so
for eighteen months since. I like such
humbugging.-I. T.. St. Paul.-Pao
pteer Prtsa.
THiE Irisiman's cat paid for herself
during the recent freeze. Said he:
"I sold her eleven times fur a shillin'
a time, and she always got home be
fore I oud gi there oaaself."
IF you should he asked when a cat Is
like a teapot, you might say :-"Wien
you! teasin' it."
MURDER will Out, so will the fact that
Carboline, a deodorized extract of pe
troleum, the natural hair renewer and
restorer, is the best preparation ever
invented and excels all other hair
dressing, as thousands of genuine cer.
tificates now in our possession abund
antly prove.
fit. oouldn't raise the mortgage on
life buildlug-lot, and so, poor man,
without becoming blind, lie lost lila
site.
AN Indiasi Chief cills his musket
'Book Agent," because it Is an old
smodth bore.
Do fishermen castanet for Spanish
mackerel?
MR8. LYDIA L PINKHAN, OF LYNN, EASs,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
for all those Painnal complalnte and Wealnesses
sotommon to our best fenale population.
it will cure entirely the wurst form of Female Conb
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Intlannmtion and Ulcera
tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Epinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
It will dissolve and erpel tumors from the uterusIa
an early stage of development. The tendency to can
eurous humors there In checked veryspoedily by Its use.
It removes faintness flatulency, destroys all eaving
for stmulants, and rileveaweakness of thestomach.
it cures Diouting, Headaches. Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and ln'l
gestlon.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permnancntly cured by tt use.
it will at ail times and under all circumstances act in
.aarmaony with the laws that govern the female system,
For the curoo Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound ia unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. P'INKlIAM's 'VE0EFTABLE C0l
POUND is prepared at 233 and t35 W~estern Avenue,
Lgn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottlos for p. sent by al
In the form of pills, a~lso In the form of lozenges, on
receipt of,price, 01 per hex for either. Mirs. Pinkhamn
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. Send for pamaply
let. Address as 'above. Mention this Flaper.
No family s'aould be without LYDIA E.. PINKflAlig
LIVER PILLS. They cure coustIpatIon, billousneq
and torpidity of the liver. 56 cents per box.
E3 Slold by all Druggists. -E
The Only Medicine
That Aets at the Same Tilne on
The Liver, the Bowels and the Kidneys.
These great organs are the natural cleans
ers of the system. If they work well health
dreadful diseaeas are sure to oiS~"d
TERRIBL.E SUFFERINO.
- Bilionsueus, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jaun
dice, Coustipatlen and Piles, or Eid.
ney Comiplalnta, Gravel, Dlabetes,
or Rheumatic Pains and Aehes,
are developed becaus thbioqd Is poisone
-expelled naturally.
JRfDNEY-WORtT
destroyn bvll All te banished ; neglect
Thousand avebeen cored. Ty Itand you
and health1 wit neeregladdonyour heart.
"b,'s '.".esser:.*ss l. f a'sge
.K InaY-wolt? wIll cure you. Try a pack
age at once and be satisnea.d
-It is a dry vegetable compermd and
-One Packagemsakesax quarts of Medicine.
I Your Druggi it Aas ft, or touit get ES st fl
you.Inelt upn hvin it..Prie, 1.00..
W ELLU,OICARDSON AC0.,Proprits.
STOMACHE
SIT TERS
Invailida who have lost, but arc recoverlng
vital stainina. dleclaro In gr t'*mul terms their
asppreclat Ion of te merta as a tonic of hloste.
ter's St omachi Ilitt-rs. Nor, only does It. Impart
str ngth to the weak, It corrects an lrregualar
acid state of the s'omach, makes the bowels
act at proper Intervals, gives ease to tilose wht
suffer Irom rhbeumittd anti kidney troubles, and
conquers as well ats prevents rever .and ague,
For sale by all Dirugg ests and Dealers generally,
AlP LYMENT-h1v'mm m1a!z
AsSAA trnpemnthm. AlIE Xp P SE
advanced. wA oKs promptly paid.SLA
&a C 3.01 E4nos'ge a-. 5lttewsanstI.
A VAII and ex ponses to agents
Outfit Free. Address
VwOnK ni. Atan. i.
THEGREAT
RMANME
RH1UMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbag,
Backache, Soreness of the hest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns aehd
Scalds, General'*odily
Pains,
Tooth Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Pre aration on earth equals Sr. JACOBS OIL
as a a sure, 811pale and cheap External
IeRemedy. A trial entails but the comparatively
triSing outlay of 50 Cents, and overy one buffering
With pan can have cheap and positive proof of its
4claim.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDIOINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Baltimore, Md., U. S.4.
*" 04 ea ma I y toae re
edytheostmlaof teselnover
your du 'rotics Avoi igit work, to res.
imula ind use ore brain umor ond
HpBit ]'ere. waste, use HOP B
If you ae oun and sufering from xny In.
disceion~ or dJ Isilp, tion ; J ( you are mar.
ribd or sinvle, old o fonocsuirgrng from
poor health or I",fuish Ing on abed of sick
u108, %rVIY on 0 Bittpes
wh cvr y. ar Thousands die an
whaer y oute nu o rom some'
that y o ur system fIr= ofKdrn ny
needs elen ton. diseaso t it
or I I[I have been preate
takoou Hotl by a timely use of
Bitters. Hpitr
Have you da.s aD.10
r'*t, ide D. 1. 0.
orteinor ona
pl.a, di'seaso is an absolute
of the atouaah, and irrealsta.
bowelsbloot - lcr o
liver or ertvsli 11 drunkenness,
You wll beUse Of op)ium,
Yu uIoe oaooo
cured i".ou uso oarovoor
Ityouaroslm- Sold bydrug.
yweal an ilts. Seedfor
W trited~try NEVER icuiar.
It ~ ~ Ho DrrtM 10 TERS
save a M'OF' Co.,
saved hun- Pehester, N. Y.
dreds. &Toronto, ont.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLSs
THE* Bll ON LIGHT!
"The true Light, which Tlghteth every man that
cometh Into the world."
The Beacon Light is an unusually attrac
tive and beautiful Sunday School Song Book, by
J. H. TBNNEY and iREV. E. A. iIOFFOMAN, who
have had a very suCessful experIence as song
writers and composors. Their book is one of
the best ever made. TUI EBEACON LIGHT has
many noble hymns, and the swvectest of meio
Liberal reduction for qu;antiltles.
C t~n tChotrs and Societies will do well to
e3 nd tile muslc.,laeson by perform
ing either a &acrc'i Canlit, as Buck's 40th
PSALM, ($i4 or Chtadwick's siplendihd .JosKPU's
lIOND)AOH, (I.) or IButlcrtled's lIELsHIAZZIn. ($.)
or try the very easy Esvn. (50 tl.) or 110 t's
always popular IllA YM.A i l.:is, (f l.) or Biuezr a
classIcal DON 31UNIO, (Sl.LO),
The Emelrson IMelhas for Roecl Orau.
($2.50). By Emerson and Mathews, is among
the very best. an't hasi a trood colleuion of in
strumental and voca l mu-tle.
Any book mailed, post-free, for rettui price.
OLIVER DITBON k C0s, Boston.
5. E. DITION. &e E.O.,
1228 Chestnut Mtreet., Pitlndelphia.
Battle Creek, Michigan,
atANUAOTUnlEb5 0r THR O'NLY OENWUIN
T HRESH ERS
Traotlon s'and Plain &nglnes
and Worse-Powers.
Most~omptetoT14vesherFactory Eabliehee
USTEAM-OW tJ PIIAAOR a
eveyse nth American arkeP ing.e
to 1t tItude of speela feutan imes msf
For s zes of oparaos frb(IO h rs
aipara owoedwrk of ourmcioy
TRACTION ENGINES
.Svng4esi durabl and c$l luteve
Vlrculars sent free. Addreo nay
NICHOL8, SHEPARD & CO.
Battle Creekt, Michigan.
These anbwerlng an advertisernent wInl
confer a favor upon the advertiser lad the
pusher bystating that they saw the adver.
iasnantin hisi nuirna (namnine the nanar
04 00 moni b. adnaiap naranleed Bitn
oce. Address VALElNT INEl 1110S., J1anesviue,
6lIa r o 4gni, and expnses Outfit
*S~g fee.AdrF.Sw he & s Uof, E .DNe.
DR. RADWAY'S
Sars arillu Rolvoit,
TMl GRMAT BLOOD PURIFIEI,
PoR URU OF OIRONI DialA53,
SOUUA RYPHIITIO, HRED!.
TA11 9OUOONTA IOUSB
ne It Seated na The Lung@ or Stomaohuhin
er Hons, Xiesh or Nerves,
CORRUPTING TR BOPLLAND VI'IATWIN
Chronic Rhe atism, 5orofula, Glandular
Swelh ackingDryou ognberous Affeo.
tions, philitto lait Bleeding of the
Lun p rier h T10 Doloreux,
Whi we ings, Tumors, U1oer6, Skin apd Hip
FIses. Mercurial Diseases, Female Com.
. 1ants, Gout, Dropy, Salt itheUm, Bronchitis
jneximption,
Liver Complaint, &o.
Not only es the sarsapaitllan Resolvenl
1ee all remedial agents in the oureof Chronic
ofU, Constitutienal. and Skin Diseasee,
Cit ithe only positveeretor
KIDEiU AND ELADDER COMPLAINTS
a Womb Di ases Gravel Diabet -
Uo atr nontienon
M ebdh 11 ase, Albu uria and in all
$sses whre there are brick-dust deposits, o
the water is thick, eloudy, mixed witk sub.
stanoes like the white of ng or threads like
white silk, er there is a mo dark; bilious
appearance and white bone-dust deposits, and
e'hon there is a prioking, burning sensation
when passing water, and an in the small 01
the back and along the l ins. Sold by Drqg,
gist. PRIOR ON DOLLA R
OVARIAN TUMOR OT TEN TEARS' GROWTN
CURED 5g DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
one battle contains more of the active prinel.
les f Medicines than any other Preparation
TaeIn Teaspoonful doses, while othar re.
quire ave er six times am muoh. 24
R. R. R.
RADWAY'S
Ready Relief,
CUIES AND PRrYETS
OYSENTFRY, DIARRHEA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
FEVER AND AGUE,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
MFLUENA, DIPHTHERIA,
SORE THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Looseness, Diarrhm. Cholera Morbus. or pain.
hi discharges from the bowels, are stopped in
minutes by taking Radway's Ready Rt.
ef.r 'No congestion or inasmmatiron, no weak
r lassitudo will follow the use of the . F
IT WAS THE FIRST AND IM
The Only Pain Remedy
that Instantl stops the most excruciating
a Inflamation , and cures Conlrus
"onn1wqer of the Lungs, Stomacii blowels
or'other glands or organs, by one application.
19 from one to tventy minutes, no mar,
tor how violent or excruciating the pain. tne
Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, Infirm. Crippled Ner.
oNoura MUM or prostrated with disee may
suder, H eA Y' READY RELIE? will afordn
Instant ease.
Eunnaamnation of the Ridney$,
Klamflatian, ton of the Bladder,
inniuamangon Of the Bowel,.
Conwestion of the Lungs,
lore Throat, Diflienit Breath ing,
Mysteries, orouf he er
CAtarrh, Influenjig,
Uleadache. Toothatche,
Nervousanown, Mleeplessnese,
Keuwalwift, llthenmatitmna.
Cold Chills, Arue Chilla,
OhIlblains and Frost Blites.
The application of the Ready Relief to the part
or arts where the pain or diffculty exists will
water will in a few minutes cure Cramse
iprains, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Head.
!ache, Dtarrhcaa Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the
Bowels, and all Internal pains.
Travelers should always carry a bottle of Rid.
way's Ready Relief with them. A few drops in
Water will prevent sicknt'ss or pains trom
3h'ange of water. 1t Is better than irench
lirandy or Bitters as a strimulan6. Price Fifty
Cents per bottle.
Radway's Regulating Pills.
Perfeet Purgatives, Soothing Aperteute,
Ass Without Paln. Always Reliable
and Natural In their OperatIon,.
a YEGETABLE SURSTITUTE FOR CALONELa
Perfeetly tasteless, elegantl coated with
*weet gm, purge, regulate, purif, Cleanse and
RAawAT's Pi.Ls for the cure of all Disorders
of the atomach I ver, Bowels Kidneys, Blad.
der, Nervous iseaases, Hleadacho, Coristipation,
Uostivenesas Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious'.
ness. Fever, inflammation of lihe Bowois Piles,
and all derangements of the Internal VIiscera.
Warranted to eifect a perfect cured Purely
de terusent ingno mercury, mInerals or
BWOhserve the following syfnptoe resulting
fromn Diseases of the Digeshive Organs : Consti
p ation, Inwrard Piles, Full ness of the Blood in
Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart.
burn. Disgust of Food, Fullness or Weight in
the S8tomnach, Sour Eructat ions, Sinking or Flut.
tering at the Heart, Choking or Buffering Ben
Viin, Dots or Webs Beore the night Fever and
Dull 'aln In the Head, Deficiencyv oI Perspira
tion. Yeliowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pla Is
the hide, Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flushes a
Meat, Burning in the ltlesba
A few doses of RADwAyes Pn.Ys will free th~e
qystern from all the above-named disorders.
Vw'Iee, SO Ve-ts per Bem
We repeat that the reader must consult r
books and papers on the subject of diseasesan
their cure, among which may be named :
"False and True,"
"Radway on Irritable Urethra,''
**Madway on Serofumla,"
and others relating to difforsnt alasse et Dis
SOLD BY DRUGIBs
READ "VAESE AND TRUE."
sand a letter stamp ta BADWAY * 0O.,
Wnformation wort& thousands will be sea
to yea.
TO THE PUBLIO,
Thern can be no better guarantee of the vay
of Da. RADwAy's old established R. Rt. Rt. Rxx
rIE than the base and worthless imitations
them, ha. there tre False Rtesolvents,- Relle
and1Filae Be sure and ask for Rtadway's. an
~that the name "Dadway is en wha ye,
[EACH ERS WANTED.
gd5 to Ohi0 por month. 8teady work all Htpring
and Summer. For full particulara, Auddress
J.0.MoOURDY & 00, Philadelphia, Pa,
1ILES ('AN lil (UREtD.---I anffered Id liiia~.
remss fobtra l'lofand a ctmr'!td t y a simpis
asfew conts. For partic'ula a, uress T. W.1 LON,
Biluighampton, Broomo 0u,, N. Y. P'. (1. lini 18:7.
T E"WlItEATON" PAP~iCUTTEII.
Patented Aug. 3st, 1&31.
teri sia. Price oatly gh~ $e~~utfr clirbestr.
M. J. NE Wll0USE, Oneida, N. Y.
Bedsapfor ('atalogns e zuiao
CONSTIPAir~
~atsa f sesauluedand poises