The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 04, 1881, Image 4
AGRICULTURE.
KILL Youn ANIMALS EARLY.-There
is great economy in so feeding ani
mals for meat that they will mature
early. It has been prove1 by experi.
ment that less food is required to niake
a pound of meat in any anullal the
younger it is. Take, for. example, a
steer fed for beef, he will make a far
greater gain on a bushel of miatl, or a
given quantity of any suitable feed
beflore he Is a year old than when lie
has become two years old, and more
at that age than when he is three.
This boing considered a fact it Is ecoan
oing to feed well, even to force the an
imal and have it at the shambles at the
eal Iest possible period. Bullocks, as
the English people call them, steers
in our own vocabulary, can be made
s'fat and as meaty at two years thus
led as others at three fed In the ordin
airy manner. This makes a saving of
the food necessary to keep, not fatten
the animal of the third year, which is
in Itself a handsome gahka. Besides
this saving, the beef of a flve-litundred
pound steer at two- is better thaun that,
of the same at a year -older. Tender
beef Is that whleh is madi young and
rapidly. The reader will see the
double p, olc in the course recommend
ed. Not only is this the case with the
steer, but with the lamb and ttee pig.
In fact, thie flost su oessful pork
growers slaughter their tinmalis be
f re they reach the end of a 3 ear, from
eight to ten niotathas being generally
considered the ist 1,rulliatle liuair.
We are awaie of the prejtidien we are
eneoun ering by the aussume, but facts
tare stubborn, and will not yiel Ito any
preconceived opinions. hEo farmer,
sonielimes keeps his hog untit it is
eighteen months old, and does sybon
the ground of econony, when the ret
is if lie would feed vell from the first,
and not starve Lte creature all the
summer to make It fatten when ie bte
gan to feed lie would see a diil'crenue.
To iake good pork feed generously
always, giving such foca iti nt iiature
r(qittres to make growth, aid t o steers
as much as the appetite deiaids. The
resula, wiLI be better ILemt' and larger
prollts.
'lix Ftaur" i Aunt- N-11 every failly,
espechilly every fitriner's hatilly, has
not an aihw liti 0 of sitnall fruits, it is
not our 1iult, for we have pleaded for
then yeur after year. It is better to
have themn lit i plot by themselves,
with a tence to keep out intruders, but
this is not absolitely n1ecessary. It it
nist be, g'row them in the vegetable
gardeat, aat her thatin not 1hatv themn.
DO hiol. jult i; < 11 W eincyctr the staIt
1. iaide it niust be a whole year before
any fruit can be gatitered. iRegin ftow
indi next year I he family will rejulce.
The earlier the planting is (onte the
better will be the ei op. As soon its
lie leaav s of fhe curli alit antId goose
berty tare fairly expanded, the vori
ausay be looked for. The eggs are laid
of the under sIde of the lower leaves,
aind if thiee are remtoved or destroyeid
much trotable Is averted. It aty rag
ged leaves ar s. lten tle wormI 18 at
work. Apply powdered white helle
hole stirred in waiter, a tablespootful
to the pahllul. Grapes may still be set.
and there is ailways it platce for at grape
vine ti)Oll t,110 sinallest place. W11
yountg vilits, only one shoot shoild be
allowed to grow. Rub off other buds
as they stat if tender kinds of rasp- U
bt. -ries ---overed last f1all, they
(-Mtild be ied to I -tae. or trelises.
110(i Cno,.IttnA lirsa 1)nk..t. ' .
body knows thiatt it is the eaiest, thing wi
it the wvorld to get crtillecates to the let
virtues 0f at paltent, medicinie. When til
the hog cholera aittaeksi a herd or' a
nteighborhiood, there al ways conies a
time when the disease hats run a its
course atnd stubsideb. ii j ust at titis tot
1:qint any remedy hits been used, It of
gets the ei-edit or dolig the business, 1)
whent, lai fact, I it ws natture's own of'
wvork. in aniother ease ai nman escapes gr
the dhi ease ont his tat itn, wthIle his ast
nelihbers have till sutfred~ I rom1 its cih
attacks. If hie htas been uintg anyting ci
as a pr-eventive during this period, lhe A
Is quite wvillinag to give that, thinig the go
er-edit, for his itinutally, while, ats a fr
mattter ot hact, simnilatr cases are. i-epor-t- in
edi every day where ato remedy what- kt
ever is used. Veiry mauch depenids upiona
prtoper attenationi to sanitarty regutla
tions ; itndt whena .these are promptitly r
re'get~,ed t~o the ratvages of tiae disease in
maty usually be checked without the iiu
aid 01 inedielate. e
-- -- Is
i tNSCALGF,.-Corna loses one-filfth by bi
dryharg, an ad wheat onte- foartetha. Fr-ottn d,
this thle estimate is made that it is si
tiore prolitable tor farmaiers to sell uan-p
shtelled coarn In the tall at, 75 centsl thtant el
at $1 aL buashel inth li lollowinag Spr-lig,i
antd that, wheat itt $1.25 ini D)cembier as|
equattl to $ I.5)0 itn the succeeedlng Junela. 11
Iu the ea:-e of poaitoesK-tain' ig t hose a
thtat rot and ae othberwise lost., to- a
gelther withi shrn xkage-thaere ia buts
little doubt thatt between October anld -
Ju ine te loss to the ownter whlo holds
themt is not, less than. :3 per ct. I
TuiE moist nre ini whileh one kind of
seed w oanld flourish wvould be destruec
live to another class, causinag themt to a
a-ot lbsatead of forcing girowtha. The i
hleat unecesia ry to stat, one0 claiss cli
seeds would dry tup tad tterly desta-roy
the gum of another class. Tihae appli
eattioni of rules requaires a inixtur-e oh I
coimmoni sense iand observ'ation.
Tnyv-ta.: is- an iea yet prevahett iamong I
s~tme farmites t hat (try stock nteeds but,
little cat-e at iIs se'asont of' the yeaar,
aid that abnitost tay k-intd of food wal
ansawer for thetm. Tis is a setiotus
nistake.
Coton-fickingt by amaatcnry has long
beenr a drieam of the Souathiern llaters.
Tlhae irisk of plantinag aevolves atbout.
tho~ plekinag seauson. Tlheo h)0l8 open ir
reguliarly, but thety titust ite luc~ked
whoan they arae iat a cerltan stage of
ripeatess, or be lost in whole or~ parnt.
S. R. Cockertill, Vice l'resiudent of the
Alisslssippli Valley P'lanaters' Assoeiia
tion, believes lie haas arrived at a solui
of the problemt. tie says thtatit ai a
fact thatt thte boils will conatintue to
ripent and open1 ini dlue timo if tihe plant,
is ct upi by the r'oot sand stacked.
TIhere is nao prtactical di fiealty in seip
araatitng the cotton froms Lte boli by
mnachuinetry, af the stalks cain be gatther
edi ~ad foil at 01no time. Th'ie appl~atas
fot- tis pr'ocess has beena inivented atad
wor-ks we-ll. But everything depends.
eat the truth of' ir. Cockerill's aisser.
tIon that cottoni int its last stages wihll
rltpen 1sn the stack.
Jteent investigatlins have shownt the
depth of the ocani botweena hatitudes
sixty degrees worth aad sixty degrees
south to be nearly three iales, or 2,500
fithomns. Thefa graeatest dept h wichol
hass beehn ascert:dnsed by sounding is
fly6 iles- asnd a quarter, or 4,020
lathoms, asnd occurs in the Northwest
Paculfo Oceani. Tis represents a thbiek
ness of the wateor layer neaurjy equatl to
the height of thieltlest known tmoun
tain.
To ahien silver boil it in ai solution
<(f one pat, ceam of tartar, two parts
comnit tall antd fifty parts waiter.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
HERE is a recipe for coffee eak
which is sure to please any one who I
tond of coffee -asa beverage." Tak
one cup of strong coffee, one cup o
MolasseI, one cup of butter, one cup n
sugar, one of ralsina, and one of our
rants, four cups of flour, one nutme
grated, one teaspoonful of cinnamon
half a teapoan fal of soda or saleratus
mix the butter, molasses and sugnr to
gether, stir the spices into the flour
dissolve the AodII,tlr the coffee and flou
in by degrees, and lastly put in t04
fruit. Bake in a slow oveit, butter tin
tin weli,.and utrless you are sure you
oven will not bake too hard, you hat
hetter put a peper In the bottom of the
tin. This cake keepis well. With mor
fruit it makes a good fruit cake.
OUMAS'S FAMOUS SALAD. - Dunim
himnself describes it as a salad of a higli
fantasy, of a composite order. and
formed of live principal Ingredients.
Roil nds of buot.rot, slices of celery,
tri lles chopped, barebells with tMin
tufts and bolled potatoes. And here
shall follow the great novelist's recipe
for uitaking the salad, or iMther the
mixture. "I place," says Dumas, "iti
my salad-bowl for two giaests the yolk
of all egg, and stir it in oil till It be.
uomes a paste. To this paste I add
ehorvil, iInced tulilley, pounded an
ohovies, m.ustard of Maille, a large
spoonful of soy, gherkins and the
whites of eggs, also innced. Then di
lute the whole with the best vinegar I
Mi procure, and my servant stirs it;
while over all I cast a pinch of 'papri
Do,' an Hungarian peoper.". #
LA 1n CcTrIE'rs AUX 1'rMATS Pois.
l'ake a pound of underdone roast lamub
Out it in small pieces,then pound them
In a mortar to make a smooth paste ;
-amfsnmi with peppar antid salt, beat up
the yolks oi two egg4 and Inix smooth
ly wit-. the nmas15. Pris it out to the
thickness of a ilamb cutlett with a
sharip knife eit it into pieceoi sltped
like cutlets, dip thoin In beaten egg,
then in bread-crumbs aid fry li hot
Lard. SOI Ve on a hot )latter surround
ing a ple of bolled green peas. This
Is one of the nicest ways of using up
cold meat; cold chicken or turkey
may be used istead of lamb or imut
lo-and evon heef Ia possible.
RICiz CUsTARlD Ot CRxMAM CAKK.
Tiree-fourths cipful butter, two cups
sugar, 110 a1d one-fourth piints flour,
live oggs, one teaspoonfu baking pow
Jer, one cup milk. Itub tile butter
uti -ugar to a white light cream, add
Ai 0t4 0 two at a tiie, b inilig live
miltiutes between each addlition. Theii
Lddime i milk. Sift the ilour with the
baking powder amid add it the last
thing. Mix this well, but not amiy
iiore than is necessary. The seonor
t Is put iito the oven after the addi.
lon ot the baking powder ani tifloir
he b etter. Bake In jelly tins, in a hot
even lifteen 111111tites.
L,10t02% PlE Wrrnl Coxx t.e.
lake ready the following ilgredteMIts:
)ie icapmmig tablespooeifiul of corn
carch, one cupful of boiling water,
10 cupil a! of stigar, oie egg, onme
iblespooiful of blitter fid one lemnon.
loistenl the corni starch with a little
Ald water, then add tle boilinig wie01
,r; stir this over the 1ire for two or
Ireme miutes, allowing it to boll - anmd
)ok the starch ; add ;:e b tte ,
ugar. Remiove tihe mmtixttire j'
an wd wheni cold eniougrli kr
eOc(k the Ceg add It well-i
h t:A iI ice and gi ated'
.1 bhiouk br, *ied "
h'.I.KCl~ioN ('A K .-Onet
,omme poui of suigar, os..
raisinis, twoI p)outuls of curia nits,s.
unmd of ctron, twehve eggs, omne cup
molasses, one cuip of clder,spieo amn d
ited peel of lemon ; beat the butatter l
d1 sugar., also thme eggs; stomic anmd
op) the raisins ; wash amt dry the
rr'nis ; euit the citmoni in s rips.
ter beating butter amid sugar to- I
thaer, add( tthe (eggs, thlen miohisses, I
mit, sple~e and mll lour. Bake in loaves
a moderate oven. Is very nilce, and
eps fresh a lonig ti.1111
Moimis Axi) Fuius~.-A lady writes:
hiaves for. imiany years tried eniphior
a prevenitive against moths, anid it]
is never fauied either i furs, wool
a, or feathers ; if' the campilhior gum
roiltl ini soft vwts papier there wvili
noit dtscolorattionI trofln it, necither
es it appear to fadot the fur, as sonme
em to think. 1 put, ma good-sized
ece ila the1 pacekage) and1 pst the marti
us Ia niewspnpers4.
Unoco.AI.- Put, ito 'I "offee-pat set
boilinmg wa'mter, omne quamrt of new
lik (or a pinit each of cr(ami ammd
.1lk); stitr into It thrmee heatpmug talie
0:~miis of grated chocolate mixed to
paste with cold milk ; let boil two
thrmee mninumtes and serve at, once. if
ut. waiited so rich use0 hmalf water amid
ii lk.
A CELERRniA'r'E plhysiciani says that'
imixture of oatmneal and beef teal is
cry useful in givingstrengthi to weak
atmeents, andit giv~es lie followimig as
nie best way o1 mmakimig it: "Tauke t we
m'blespoomlutis oi cold water; pmour ini
o this a pint of stronig beet tea ; boil
t eigmmt mi miutes ; keep stirrinug all the
Imeu ; It should be very simooth ; ii
umiipy, pass through a sieve."'
Bo-Tauin Lonsi'a.-Boli amid break
mp Lime lobster, take out the mueat, cut
t inito small bits, amnd put it. into a
tewpamn with plenity o~f tre~lh buittcm, m
istr till it is hmot. buirroundi~ Ite miee
>n the dIsh whenm served wilih a bor
1cr of wvater-cress brightemied here
mdit there with a lobmsteri claw.
(C xtxxvchi Fai i'rrans.-Boil soneic ilk
buti tender stalks of celery ini sailted
water ; whIenm dione dry them oni a clothi
cut, thmem in eqiual lemngthms abot, Omie
smnd-~ahl inehies, til them imi batter,
fry to a~ golden color, sprinmkle flne salt
well over, amid. serve.
LAuxtsa~ placed im linseed oil amnd~
somaked will hmoldI pait, iiarks plain m Ior
yearis.
"Be i, did you ever thinmk ?"' asked a
grocer, recenitly, as lie imeasuiretd cut
a hialf-p'ek of potatltoes, "that. thmese
potOes couitaimn stigar, \vater and
staireh
"No, I didn~'t,'' replied time boy, 'but
I heard miother saty put, beans aund peam
in your cotfee, amid about, ma pinit. of wn
ter In evermy qumart, of milk sold.''
518 wats ai younmg lady fmesh fromi
boardog-schmool, and sha wvemnt itt
the ilund~ry to learn how to irom
asilrta, bhie 'lkd not suicceed very weoll,
amid she said1 : "OhJi, Kumty, I shalh nove:
hie mabhte to got, anuy 1)olish oni thh
bosoma." '"bure, miss, was the man
swer, "you waist to piut a little elbov
grease omn it." "Please get sonme foi
mec right away, WIlty,"' was the Iinno
aemit Ieanonse.)
'HUMOROUS.
"AINT 11:0 fie looking?" remkar
a DIOR as a la'ly Pass ;d along the sir
8 "Yes," replied a young fel ow;
regard her as the finest looklug
man in Cleveland. In la-t, I ai
love with her."
"Isn't she a married lady ?"
"Yes, but I fe'l in love with
sone time ago, and I suppose tha
shall always love her."
'Old y.ou ever tell her of your lov
"Oh, yes, and I know that sie lo
ie."
"Does her husband know it?"
"Yes, for one day while I was vb
Ing the lady he entered the room j
as I put my arIs around her."
"What (lid lie do?"
"lie didn't (1o anything."
Cuirus kind of' a man,"
"No, for I did not expect hIm to
anjy thing."
"Why?''
"Because the ladv is ly mnother.'
A . ANesvILLE man lustructoil a n'
servant how to order meat from I
market through the Ielephiono, a
then told her, after ordlering the m3fie
to put her nose to the transmitter,
see If the meat was gool. The nt
(lay she ordered ieat anld as she IN
stuelling at the tralsinitter, the mal
bird dog passed through the iou
The dog had beon haying a 1lght wi
a skunk, When the servant got
sniell of the dog, she yelled throu
the) telephone: "EKeep Veze ow
Srong matc, and sind s0m10 fish. 110
ly mot.oer, that Wild drive a btzza
away Irom a dead horse. Whist
an31d s110 lt the istr1uinent, i n d Isg m
(pringflold. (Mass ) Daily Union.]
iIs Answer.
They tell it on one of our citizei
who wis ambling toward his placE<
business, that he was approached by
lady acquain1tnc0 of the famIly, W1
said: "Mr. -, I hear you are sufliriti
from rheumatism, Is It so?" "RUiim
'tis n'in"said our eltizen of fev' word
as he proceeded'on its way. Over 1
Chicopeo our neighbors and frien
have been having quite a time wIt
rheumatism; but according to repori
received by our represent)ative thi
flurry Is over, as the sure antfidoe id
been1 nsed an,1d thuIs commen101tell up-m)
lir. C. N. Manelloster, Cutler strici
says relative to lis- experience: I hav
used St. Jlaeob's. Oil, 'and esteen it t
best remedy for rheiiimatismi 1 1
ever tr. 3d. It acts like ntgle, 1' e
Cannot overestilate i35 valtie.
I prolnounce it the greate10 nIh
remedy of the at!. w
A m.uN inl Guilf ord, (.')mI .lte.11 hy
too poor to iiiulre ill " 'lie With
other tha cliiron, na 10 Sou1ght
i loving but iu'a re'konl th3eml3. M r.
triplets-'bI ree hors - n-!d t0 take
fonr somec fallyl. lo tholuhtc on14
Clark was ralier (b. They were
them,~~, Zttil o, thr h1.k lst
wIhl y hai 3 Vhi said: ' Wy13'
tanon H over i fthin, m111 l-or
year d laln 1 break thle C,?"
(ol' we ta.:
do t, they i 0 geiugs. I11
tllit Nero liddlied
Tm: f, .i3 1ud the faiey
hand re~ thioi.ght~ of
wVw h1art it is
t bespeaks
.nl11own
0et4 firc
I'
wihile' ni
.evra~l (1y. 0.ook hi nI n
Ocent-looklug .
atshingto1n str. old man t
innuied t im? andas1e, a dhu
dray mitr"'No-o, Iguit ed. w
114ed( the old1 man;11 "I'm too a nor' i
031me, and1( cant't pay f'reigh7-,fur t'r'oi
uchoblegedthouh. V oi I.
s a powerful nice townl. Aieksbar
aek there4 usked me it' I didln't foio,
oat ; aniothetr in~qiredi if I wa11\wianti
ack, andic now yout 011r me 11 a dr'\ited
v'ishi I lived here."\1.
T1hie spirit of mortal maly not. be vi
proud, but wve not11ee it waIxes overIr
profane in 80ome 03ases whlere rheuman
Lin ls the mnovin~g cause. We use St.
Jacob's Oil for ours and1( are'.,appy.
A oxiN'iIT13MAN fronti the north wifi
ijpendinlg a1 tew dava' in Galveston. 11i'
wasL spend(inlg tihe e(vingI1 with a Ga!
veston genltIlman whose5 acquin~tance(1
lie had1( made(1. Onl reachl g tihe house
the stranger ask:ed: "1Ilave you)I any1
Tlexas i'elles or uoii'0i tles? "Cer-'(
ta' Ily,'' waIs the replly; "a11llow me( tc
maiike y'Oii ne1iuantedi wi th mny aniother
ini lawl.'"
A .IN had ji',t takenl lis sea:t, in 3
sti ect,-ear, i n ac t lhe hand got la ai'rl.
muediately rose. .'1" Don't rise, sir;
beg oft yo.t (1013'31'" she ai ii. :
heaells31, lila'al~i,'' he 3'elli, "I 31133s1
'ThIere's a plin3 1 thre I nohes long .'et ni
onl thlat acatL '!"
A FAsHi iJN 11t31 5 t y': A polonai~is'
tt'r dhiner is cut squatre." 'Every on
to his 133s1e, ef couirse ; hut, we wan~i
how It 1s cut. We'di just a s .ieavel ea
a pr'lincesse overskirt, oni ba t.
"'A MI~s of sIxteen, in Newari
N . J . .lay ini a "tIriance"' (or liv e wVehks
but, 1 a1 p1hyaeilan1I stIeceedl"d in p roin3
that she0 knewi what was goig e
around11' her. Ile saii, '"She isa 11ver
pretty gill,'" and1( a siuilenit, bhim
spread1( over her face.
M1y dlaughitrris says'i, '"low mu1ch1 he
ter father Iasne h1143le used 1101) ll
ters." lbis l getting well atfter his 1ou
sull'ering fromi a disease declaredl I
Iciturable, and( we are so glad that I
used y'our Bitters.-A lady of R oee
ter, N. Y.
"'A' (ill3 "n Innt-:nnx )n1ntak"' has1 he<
invenited by a milsguided 13nan1. 1Ever
bodly who( 1331 81at downi in piec al
risen1 1in wr'at~h knows thalt theo head1
a1 tack Is 3.0. thei end1 I whlh neels iti
prioveilnent with a1 rubbher po1lit.
Tt-: la13st i ng In thle wa1y ol' si
VantI's reconti nenda13'l m) 1a it h ita
tment of 3a "y3oungi had y '" whoi 33r.8 wVe
an3 adver'tiemen(t rlast wveek , t hat a
b~elong((l to thec S.'htonannihl ''libi, a
should1( havie to( heou 01 ne n30iight en 'l
week for reh.ersala.
"'10ow (1o you delinue '"black as y'(
1h311?'' said( 3a schoo0lmastei toon ( o3 f )
puplils. ''Darkness that mayi3 ..e feli
Irephedo~ theo y'outh fl wvit..
O)~x of the first requisillions reech
from a ne~wly apeointed ratilway1 a
ttn algenlt was, "deteii 3313 a1 gall in
redi oil for the danger313 lanterns.''
SAYS a Fr'enich crItte, "'I liko a ~
. before shie bcomes10 wVolinIhlh, a(31(
wiomnan bei'ern .lhe gets girll'h.
*. Vegetine
"1 IS TIE GREAT
"i FAMILY MEDICINE
AND
ber HEALTH -RESTORER.
Purifies the Blood, Renovates an
VoS Invlgoratos the Whole System.
General Debility.
D ebI'lty Is a term used to denoto a defielono
ist of blood. The nutritivo constituents of t
blood are in less than their regular proportld
while the watery part is in excess. Debility h
of fi equent occurrence. It is incident to a va
rioty of diseases. Th lower linbs are apt t
bo swollon. T1ho pttleit is feeble an4,anno
1 bear nuch exortion. The circulation is IrrT
(10 lar, but almost always weak. Plal1p7ilowb
the heart is a very common symptom.y1910
etnotion often throws Lite heart intO hug.
tuinultuous action. The vital funOtlons -
latuldly perforial. The Inusotal r strnDj
Is d inhimlHed; fatigue follows moderate oral
exercise. Ilie breathing, thoughqtiet '
3V at rest, becotnes hurrie I and OMen pal nfu a
le Itated under exertion, as in runpt4I1 680 fi
heights, &c. Trho nervous ' -Mido
id greatly disordered. Vertigo, utiliner also
at, ieeling of fattit.tiess are very common 80
to d ostistinato neuralgi pane 1 thpem'aiiles
and I)roast, or other parts of the betpenieapid
XL freclue'nt altCtndaits upon tne dilseos Scanty,
as crettons are rorinit lines iimnintsheracuatlons I
). the Ienses Ire niino',t always elcatO of the
or very patrtlily performned. Th'lymptolu1s.
i and co9tienss witth unheal
Li froin -tho biwels, and dyspey OOt I.
a btonach, are extreInely OdirApril 28, ST9. I
iise'1140 of tr about two years
(IAITIonsdu. and altter using C
11. I. .STEVm1 NS: ding no relief I wai f
ird Dear Sir: I have sui. After inking two
,, with it (1s180o of thecured. I have recoin
different, renediesI, brinid.i, anti believe It to I
IL. luitiueti to try Vt the kit iI in 0.
bottles I Was cint' LE0ANDEIC LUSBY.
inndeti it to all
be the best inc 'ill~l i.
YOurs tIl-i TriE BEST
G MEDICINE.
') s Mold by All Drufggists. r
9 '10A E. PINKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS.,
n1
P ve
t48t
LYDIA En PINKHAM'8
VElGETABLE COMPOUND. I
J.'; a Positive Cutre
r'or all tho0se 1PnarummI'l Conipininte nd Wenlk nesses
*O 'onflmmon to our bet reuenle population.
it wiI cure entirecly the worst form of Ferin!o Comie
plaintsC, fill ovarinn troulecs, Intlimition iuld Ulcera
tion, Falling and icteements, and tho conseq.nenmit
Spimic Wenknem, nmd Is particularly Adapted to tho
Ciamigo of Life.
It will dissolvo and expel tumniors from ti utierta lni
ai eily stage of !cvelpmient. Th tencdnicer to rno
'errmii mr tl'here is checkei vp-"
It remowes to I
... sipeedily hy fite rest.
. . , %, litulecy, cestroyciall cravting
SrI ctinni cl , antii relleve's wea'cknes of thestoninch.
I- it ,'urcm liccintinig, itenche~ics, Nervousci Procstraticon,
e Genieral tciebilty, tslieplessnessm, Dpresscion andi li
Thact feeingcc ofl heaming dlown, 'eumng pain, weight
anelcc lccmlknehec, i-c iwimyc peirmanmenmtly cuire'cI by' its use.
It wcii cit acli timmnes nutc unicder acl c'ircmstmances act in
hcarmonciy with thc' law'c' that governm'm thu femcalo System,
Vmcor thme cureiof glimicy Coinpilacinmta of either sex this
.. Cmcpoummcc is unccanrpass'cc~i.
LY DiA E. l'IN Ii!AM'5 VEOETABtLE C:OM
POUj~j NiD irepacredi at 2.13 naid 23:, Westornc AvenudO,
Lynnc Mnc'c. Pr'ic' $i. Sixa hcottlecfor' 8.5. Sent by icail
in tihu formic cof idhu, also in the focrm of lozenges'c, ccn
re'celct of pmice,' $i pe hcux for eiher. ?Mrs. Pinkmamn
g 'reculycansweris almletterscof Iiquiry. Sendi for painpch
Ic'
R N fauccity ichukth bwithucct i.YIA E'. l'INKiIAM's
coc .rilty ofi the lIver. 25 centcj pcer bcox.
Car )4cm.l by mall 1)rnistsi. %.*
\ SUPERIOR
MUSN CAL__WORKS.
For Sticntay hSeIllSl:
'.'g F. gtlci (tN Liiiii'T (30 cents.) lii un
clicmleily coine ccf c' best.. s'itiday SchoOl Songi
\1l0c0k I Icat, hans bct imibhiiiti. Ily J. ii. TIeli.
ili'~' anl i'. A. ilorffn'cn. iHeiad 3 dimes for spe
t itnn coi-y
NE W & )RJ1A8'.
'c. Oi,1VK'TTi'. (5c0 ccent) l iv.1i1IRR TIAYi.Olf, (50
nis) 'ill 31tAic'T. (j .5U). F'our etlstionis of
renera~i IRentlers' antI foi TOW N LIillit AR IES
As ith usical Lith raturo.
untiti it. C G;reat Maister's reailly rentc'ti modern
pubtllih ni initsician ia thor ughly posted
rapchies r. has read their lives, sl~i'lon & (Co.,
(il.75c), Mc 'xcc'lleint, and v'er regclabtlo biog.
I'Thcese arie ai ictcissohni ,$i.5c0), Chiopin ($1.50), Von
- a nt le 1i og 1s.. 1 acih $!.iii). mfnil 8lChutlatinn ($1.50),
ofi Moza.:ri ('2 V ahly of ?cMozart, (1.75), II ettoveni
c rs <$2), lMi 'Ic .i~liomnce ($1 .50), andt t he .c tter'
O:c), anl I I In '1IS.. i'ach $i.5c'). Iii(' haven ci 1,0e
e ic icl pse'rs eissohnt's Laetters (2 serIes, cd
ca1 iii lort- is ii c's Sket'icheis of' Ei;ncenta ust
' :cei ht $1ie) andc L,. Ce.) 'hei m'-il, va 'clltiat e M si
C I ' Skit cihes aire mr's Ilistic ryv of Mus~ic (2 VO.
' i uitten Uciuioitllo 0 moti Cint ertaining ilistnr
thoan in I,. (?. Elsont's wci
i, Oliver Dttso ofMs'(1.
.ie. TcISO " & Co., Boston,
Ei2RtiUbestnnt St,,. Philu.
g
THE ONLY M
IN FtIEIiL IlQilI) OIL D* IN
Thammt Acts at thonnanii IlRY F'ORM~
- TJI" LIVJR, T fF A lino o
AW'D TJI JKIDE WAM,~
0 W HY A RE WE S Y5.
ll'c usie wc allwcc these~ grea c it C K 7?
i) 11come~ tc Icrjo or lpid ,1 n cl .cd '
-. that shu be ri lledtc naturcailti 1101
e oou
W IL L SUR ELIY CU R
KIDNEY DISEASES,
r LIVER COMPLAINTS,
P11LEM, 'ON.'Wril'ATiION, Ut1NAitY
ed DlEARti*S, FISM A i.E WA ElN ER~s
ti'ANil NIi'R tSl tillitsi
b iy caceuingfra' cctijon of these' oirganls and
C restor'ing thceir pwe )lccD IchrI~ow (it? dtias.
Wihy ,cuffe'r liihton paIns andi tches?
inr Whiy tormcentedi ith Pmies, Const ipation1
iti Why frightnenedl over uilsorderedl hineyui
~ Winy endiuro nervous or sick heaachesi!u
UssK~lII NEY..VORTantdrejoicefInh)ealth.
it is putup lmn liry Veget able Form., In tin
'Cl cain oine pcackagec ofl whcieh mcakesc mccx clmuartsi of
motherneii'. Also ini LIquId Focr.... very ('onmccn
trated1, for thcoso thaltcanniot, reaciiiy pcrec.i'io R.
t FIi ctsi with equial eletency in eit ier form.f
t P Wi ELLS, Kl0iIA RDSON &Co.,I'rop's,
(Wl edtedry postepiahc.) IDUR~iNGrON,?T.
A method of nouh
of masses of iron 'he
pass needles'is da to
ed out by Caot. ex
Iron vessel P ri- as
compass varie i lie ac
three points, vonpass
periment ot~o zr n tif cask
with a quantity o olaimed
complished . d naer, this
deeply in P )e variation to a
divested 0 r46an1 If met with in
that, Iiso *ue validity of the ex
pragticali -Ween vouched for by
degroee, ie, an adjuster of com
*WeOO4Of- has repeated the experi
he statement needs further
&pass
ale'
Answer this.
Id you ever know any person. to be
., without Inaction of the stomach
pver or kidneys,or did you ever know
me who was-well when either was ob
tructed or inactive; and did you ever
know or hear of any case of the kind
,hat 1op Bitters would not cure.-Ask
your neighbor this same question.
It is sometimes uselul to know how to
mpart a finely-ground surface to glass
ultable, say, for a focusing screen.
illely-ground sand or river mutu-b-r
visat is bettor still, the sediment
rom a grindston--is well stirred up
a a bowl of water, and after a few
ainutes the upper half of the liquid
locantered oil'. The decantered liquid
ontains all the finer particles, and
hose, after subsiding, are collected in
, watch glass. The sheet of glass Is
aid on a damp cloth spread upon a
able, and tile watch glass and uud
sed as a muller, the convex side of
lie Vatch glass supplying a good hold
ur the lingers. In a qutarter of'an hour
satin-like polish will be obtained,
dmnirably adapted for focusing. A
inse wiiti nater Will 811W if the
rinding has been uniform.
DEACON SM tr buys Carhohne, the
eodorizad petroletun hair renewer
nd restorer, and since its inprove
ient, recomwends it to all his friends
s the perfection of all hair prepara
lons. This shows that the Deacon is
wise mian and knows what is what.
A iezo use for photography in con
etlori with the higher arts has been
mn11id in the discovery that It may b
Mied upon to d< tect any restoration
tuniiperiig wl'hI old paintings. On
leittly exitminings the first proof of a
ell-known Madonna, in the British
ational Glilery,the photographer ob
irved a lisilguring blur over the fore.
ad. No such blur was discernible in
tc original, except upon close inspee
On With the aid of a imagnifi'ying
ass. The microscopie examination
iowed that the restorer ha.l repaired
me causil damage with a skill that
produced the color and texture of'
e painter; but lie had not uied tle
me pignients, and this was Instantly
tected by the subtle chemistry
So extenisively is the a'lniteratioz
a now carried on in China that o1
elhurst, the British Consul [r
iaughae, re ently wrote thaj 5, si
Sto f~romiil Is tl 20 p ter ent
t wIllow leaves were in cour 000
tatli)ulatiO at ope =
... . . o be
..a ten f'or shipment at the
Tru greatest anxiety is exp~erlenced
least there should be a tiw in the titie
to propertyi; yet a law in the title of
health-a Cough or Cold-Il d *isregard
ed. Dr. Bull's Cough 8yrup removes
all such at once.
Dr. Thebald, of the Maryland Aca
demny of 8 ience, has detected a beetle
weighiug two gralus moving a small
tray wveighing ivrand ons halif ounces
-a proportion which, if reserved in
the powe.r of man, would eniable a
man weighing 15~0 pounds to muove
198,000 pouunds, or near 1010 tons.
V(ximiiN is now acknowledged by
our best. p~hysicians to be the only sure
andi safe remedy for lli diseases arising
fromi implure blood, such as scrofula
and scrotulous humors.
Storm. wasrnings a re a distinct branch
of the forceasts of meteorology. Thiebi
object is to give tie seaman notice e
an approaching gale. ,They have noni
been ini operat ion for more than tei
years. and dluring that period at leasi
seventy-live per cent. of the warnings
istued have been justlilled by the gales
or strong wvinds which followed.
SrEXx r.nss and restlass iadIes shott i
Lake laydia E. Piiukham's VegetalA
Comnpound(.
The thread for glass cloth Is sput
from a bar of moliten glass at the rat
of 2000) yards in a minute.
Hurrah For Our' Nido.
Many peop~e have lost thoir interest in poli
ties and in amusemenits because they are s
out of sorta and run downa that they canno
enjmoy anything. If such persons would oni
b., wise enmoughI to try that celebrated reined
Kidnoy-Wort and exptr.enoo its tonio ani
renovating eifoots they would soon be hurral:
ing iwit, the loudest. In. either dry or liqui
orm It Is a iperfect remedy for torpid lhve
k ineys or bowels,-Retchangu.
& Joyful Annosuncement
to au ering millions is the glad tidings thata
last a e rtain euro for piles5 has boon discoi
erod. b> 0,000 persons who have used Li,
ialsboo's Aniakosis, pronounce it inufallibkt
Doctors o all medical schools prescribe iti
p~ractice ; 01 ipirica and nostrum vendors coma
torfeit and mnitato it, and all, wvithout excop
ion, audmit ti ait it is entitled to the namoic
"M?.edioal Mlir 10." Nothing in medicine
more simlo, ral!onal, prompt and certain.
Is not ani acc~idoa blunder of inoxporlenco
but the soientillo solution of a most diflieu
proibiom, by an a mlse physician of -
years' practice ani study. Anakosis is
happy combinaton f a socthing poultic
supplortinig instrumen anld curative medicin
It alleviates at once 'hio most exornoiatisi
pain; It holds uip the raw, sensitive tumor
and by firm, continued pressure and medic;
tioni aplhied to the awoflii veins Is able
euro the most inveterate cases of blind
bleeding piles. The inventer' of "'Anakosil
may wellI be regarded as ap liebe honfacto
andu sufferei-s from this terri le disease w
thank us for calling attentIox o a discove:
so worthy. It Is niot less sing ~r that In LI
circular concerning Anakesis, fuf directio1
are given for i'navF.NTI~o IL1W., fact noev
before observed in any medicine ao prop1
otors wished to sell. "Anakesls" is sold
drugists overywhero. doent free on recel
of price, *1.00 per m)o ; samples gratis by
Neustaodtor & Co., Box 806 New Yori 9
manufacturers of Anaksis'
- 1 1outfit irce. Addroe
-.a~ w'1 Vio 10a1v. A nvustu.
E a sAgent to son tho lit ~mdard Agprituuttura, ih
o'for Prfi
TEL o* eebve coplte
Savea man tho rol
0 ' * imen i ts eotrre sien I ntermniI
DY 4& 004., ladelphaia,
THE GRA
CERMANEMEDY
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, .re Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on carth equals ST. JAcOBS OIL
AS a safe, sus'e, simple and cheap External
taenedy. A trial entails but the conmparativoly
trifling outlay of 0o Cents, and overy ono suffering
With 11ain can have cheap and positive proof of its
claims.
Directions in Eleoven Language.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGIStS AND DEALERS
IN MEDIOINE.
A. VOGELER & CQ.,
Aitdmr. e.. U. 8. A.
0OSTETE
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
, it-onnr Needlessl1y
With the convullin , spasnodic tortures of
fever and ague an blitous reimitt)nt, whet
lostetter' Stotcii 111tLers ackiowledgedo
be a real curativo of malarial fevers, will ertl
cate tho cause of so much shfferilng. No 183
cifectivo Is this benligliafnt alterative in Ca801
of t-onstipation, dysp pala. liver compil t
rietunatsim. and in general debIlity anti no v
ous weakneas. Iror stLie by nil Druggists tind
Dealers generally.
I irauun -a ny'lan*e.
nedr b th strain ~f tnatoitloror
Stour d ( ti uvo nt ok to
Hop Utter.. wato, use HOP B.
diset~i or m o n are mn r
poorlwat o: hu utl an a bod ofat
ness, rely on iopBtes
,hoer you ar Yhusands i n
n r 1nnrunttys t at i I'll
bln olr st a i uit o i n y
Btaer Hp HopBitters
cfaoyodys - -
orairmar tii an absolute
bo nel elo or
**rc~ia-le run * n
y~ wea katI bendfr
ow f iritet ltry NEVER (:ien~lar.
i if e. (t has N'1"d CO.,
oaved hun- i . leeheeter, N. Y.
dreds. .- - &Tr.ioa.nt
Battle Creek, Michlgan,
3UIAOTUnW~n8 OF THE ONI.Y OGENUINR
T HR ESH ERS,
Traotion and Plain Engines
and Horse-Powers.
Mo~tsrpleteTheberatory l FEstablished
ta heWora. 3 1848
3 YEARS c,*ntuoaI-c'l 4("inam
ro d waragt h v Osu eari afesenn
sty1. i. rn -Poe
- ever00,00 int e mrcnmr e n
ln b ael o reae o fe b o the ie
g - -et~o l~~ rlo
Tw ou rtls sof~ntoce. Ae
Sosatyon Battle foreh k Mic ul hia
u Tronest ansldchraple stltaed s~iin e dittor
itr. i~n o t o o edcie
. e tecpyyt hv ctns50in
rs lng hsei--n ostfrcr
Ii P~Awrer P~nd'Prsudenao. pilarelpint
a ~~re.dEsasn tte nln
Date Crok Miohi at
utk A'rI 0
I. Thebttat lopa.Ilsrtd(lto
DR. RADWAY'S
INRE REAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
1OR THM CURU OF RONIO
a 01l'ULA OR SYP A LITIO, HRj
TARY 01 CONTAGIOUS,
Be t Seated In The Lqn4ge or 51 'naeh, sk
or lonse, 'lesh or NerVs,
OR! TTG TBL 80L1D AND VITIATING
Chronic Rheumatl Scrofula, Glandular
sweung, Hacking Dry cough, Cancerous A ffeo.
tin, apkit Complaint eedno t
-un g.srpsia Water ras, Tic ao rul
Whi aw ~ngs, tumors.e rs, Skin 2N ip
Diseases Mercurial Diseases, Female Com.
a nt, out., Dropzy, Salt Rhoum, Bronchitis,
Liver ComolaInt. &c.
No pydoes the Bwraparljllan Resolvent
exoe all-rmedial aetInte cureo hot
Cut~ ItI h c4= ure to~rknDsaa
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTSO
rinary and Womb Dissases, Gravel, Diabetes
Dr Sto of Water Inconttience ol
Or~ ~ ~~R e~rgt le~eAlbuininurla, and In all
aese 'ire there are brick-dust dopoilts ov
the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with ub.
atanoet like the white of an eg or threads like
White milk, or there is a morb , dark, bilious
arance and white bone-dust deposits, and
Wrn there s a prioking, burning sensation
when passiuraeadpi ntesalo
the bak alon the lins. old small
git. PRIQU ON, DOI.r. rg
OVARI4N TOMdR OF-Tim YEARs' GROWTX
OUR BY DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIBS.
One bottle Contalns more of the active pr I1.
esof Medicines than any other Pro atib
aken In Teaspoonful doses, while o era Me
t.... .. or $1 times as Much.
R. R.
RADWAY'S
Ready Relief,
CURES AND PREVENTS
DYSENTERY, DIARRHCEA,
CHOLERA MORBUS
FEVER AND' AGU -
RtHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DIK THERIA,
:4 FLU ENZA,
SORE THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looseness, Dlarrhce.t. Cholora Morbus. or pain
ful disjharges from the bowels are stopped In
15 or 90 minutes by taking Radwa 'a Ready Ro
[lef. No congestion or lnhlamraAtion, no weak
nes or lasditudo will follow the use of the R. IL
Maeliet.
IT WAS THE FIRST AND 18
The Only Pain Remedy
h'it istantl stops the most excruclatlig
pains, allay lnfaammations, and ceares conites
U~on.i, wlother of the Lungs. Stomach, bowelsV
or other glands or organs, by o- appl cation,
In froxm ODA 9d twenty nilnutes, no mat.
.. aIU violent or excruciating the pain. tne
tiheum-istc. Bed-ridden, InOrm, Crippled. Norv.
ous Neuralgi or rostrated wl:h dke"., may
sutr. tasWAY' READY RELIEF will allord
instant ease.fmmtnofSe la eI
Inglammation of the iMdreyse.
Inl anaon io oo tbe Bladder,
Cofswestion of the Lanvilgo
more Throat, IMiliont Breatt el g.
Eystettos, l P a io of the JlllrS.
yisteries, Croup, h i btla*ra
I Atarria, Infiunsa.
n ledaeho, Toothache ,
Nervous,, eleeples6 nee,
21.Uralivia, "heuvalalamn
Colts Chills, A-ne (ili,
Chilblains and Frost Bites.
The application of the Readjy Relief to the part
or parts where the pain or diffcultyexista w;i)
l.oi
ar wi ina a ow z ain cure~ Uram .7
SpraIns. Hour Stomach, lleartburni, sick lead
aclh, Dianrheao~, Dysentery, Collc, Wind In the
Bowels and all internal pains.
Travelers should always carry a bottle of R 'd
way's Rtsd RelIef wIth them. A few drops In
water w~lprevent, sickness or paIns from
change of water. It Is better thati French
Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant. Price Fitt~y
Radwayfs Regulating Pills.
,.r,..e Fu.rm..., S..t,,.., Aper...t.
Aol Without Pain. Always Reliable
and Natural in their Operation.
A YZGETABLE BURWTITUTE FOR CALOXEL
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
Iw purge, regulate, purify, cleanse ane
RaEWAYW 38 for the cure of all Diselerao
Itthe lStomach Lver, Bowels Kinys ad
or, Nor vous Disases Headache, Ooastilon, -
- 3ostivenesa)digeilon, Dypesi, B ualw
ness, F~vr, ifammation of hoow Piles,
. nd ?1l derangements0of the Internal Viser.
- arne to effeet a perfect cure. Purely
~~tabeontaning no mercury, minerals e,
SWObserve the following S ptoms resultn
from Dianases di the Dgsierans. nIi.
pation, inward PilesF ln'ess of teBloo in
Head, Acidit of the'Stomach, Nausea, Hearts
brn, Dingust of 10ood Fullness or Weight in
the Stomac, flour rE ttlons, Sinking or Flut
tering at the Heart Choking or Buffering Ben
Vion, I ota er Webs ofore te iFer ra' a
Dull pan in the Head Deiiey oI Pore p ra
tion Yellowness of the Skin and yes. Pa i
Ithe Side, ('host, Limbs and Sudden Flushes
Heat, Burning in the flesh.
-A few dosesof RanwAy's Pial wili free the
systm from all the above-named disorders,
friee, 35 iente per Bem.
We repeat that the reader must consult our
books and papers en the subject of diseases and
their cure, among which may be named a
"False and True ," .
"awamy on Errilable Urethra,'"
Raway on Serofula,"
an others relatlag to different muase. et Dia,
I OLD BY DRUGGIWI~r
I
UZAD "FALSE AED T3UN."
Isnd a letter stamp to EADWA Y * OO.,
a W..r.. .....u.,...t., New
B W aformatien worth thousanda Will be sOnS
TO THE PUBLIOe
There can be no better garantee of the value
of Da. RIAnwAY'S old establ hed IR. R. I. RiMS.a
miss than the base and rcthloss imitations Of
them as there are False Relvonte, Reliefs
and iisBe sur'e an fo lr Radw 'aand
- REAT WETERN ~e~GUN WORKB,
ittab,rh,
' d He amsapfopaalge
klie.Shotgros. Rievolvesgen to. o. d. for examninationt
$999 _?*. rresum",g21
._ lhellitisti, Neulgia
No other preparation has curcd so many casesR
of these diItstInct complaints an Fond U
Extract, P'Ond's Extract Plaster (25
conia) Ia invaltiable In those disoase's Lilimba
oPlalns in the Black or Hido, Oto. 'ond'
~xtract Oluntmanet (5 (centh) for use whDa
of removal of cinth nig is in convenlnnt, 1s a great
pl hh ir.-i ing iuilamnmatory cases; 80i by
In AV Eu poiio. rotiglt the VI st.o aed
u. . rilos. kEolosa o.taple a srtoKan.
Ci(ARO(Eh00DS -1 P5'lhoto, &. SailI
Catalos, Se. Pa Il ~J OK 0., toag,l1
iuuh Voii V ER lgraph? I Eara 550 t
i. Tee. Ad4~eV At a se
. Isoonsin, Nf10.,Jeu'
the .Al