The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 06, 1882, Image 4
AUBIUULTURZO
PLANTIG GnApl-VIIdt.-One would
suppose that so simple a thing as planting
a grape-vine would not need writing about;
and yet the number of people inquiring,
"How shall we plant?" is so great that a
few words to these inquirers may well be
pardoned by those who think they already
know enough about the matter. The rule
is to plant the roots shallow. If they are
long when we have to transplanttbem, in.
stead of Eetting them deep we lay them
along about four or five inches beutath the
eurf ace, It is of course very necessary to
press the soil very hard an4 firm over the
roots; that is if the earth is. tolerably dry,
though in truth no vine should be planted
except the earth is In this condition. It Is
very useful in planting a grape-vine to cut
it closely in. Unless the last year's growth
be very vigorous it may be almost all cut
away; and even where the growth is strong
one-half may be cut away. This is
the way to get a good strong cane fop bear
ing r.ext year, which is the most that one
ought to expect a vine to do. "Immedi
ate bearing" is a delusion and a snare.
Many persons spend a dollar extra on a
vine -which he is told by the dealer will
"bear thia year," when for that amount of
iuoiey he could bny treble the quantity of
grapes it will bear or hun, even if it bears
at all. Still, we like to plant good, strong
hea" *by grapes. The little crow-quills,
which comio out as rare grapes at high pri
ce6, Eeldoi give much satisfaction. In
deed, it is more than likely that the com
mon failures which generally follow all of
these introductions are as much owing to
the way their propagation is forced, as to
any inherent inability in the varieties to
become adapted to soils and climates.
Tim eye of a steer, when prominent,
bright and clear, with a mild and gentle
expression, is an Indication ot health, with
a quiet disposition and good feeding qual
ity. if the eye is dull and sunken the ca
pillary circulation will be defective and
the functions of nutrition imperfect.ly per
formed, and there will not only be a deti
ciency in the ability to fatten, but a lack
of strength and constiutioual vigor, A
restless tind wild cxprcssion of the eye in
dicates a predominance of nervous action
and an unquit dlsposition that is not com
patible with good iceding quality.
PRussiA s-pends two or three million dol
lars annually upon the State forests and
iaiis. The inms of the State are rented
to practical farmers, who are bound by
their leases-to take pupils in agriculture,
and to keep blooued stock for improving
the biceds of 1te surrounding community,
and to introduce such machinery on trial
us is recommended by the agricultural
iinister of the crown. 1o seeds are dis
tributed free, except in time of scarcity.
but railroads have to carry free articles for
exhibition at agricultural fa-rs. The high
ways are lined with fruit or other trees,
and tie Governmut supervision of forests
is strict.
A oELKnBhRTUD Irish farmer gives his ad
vice to one youiig man in the business:
"As a breeder, yoa must be careful not to
lose the calf 11-lh. If you do so by starv
ing the animal at any time ef his growth,
you lose the cicam-the covering of flesh
so muen prizL(d by our ictail butchers.
Where do all the kcraggy, bad-Rushed
beahts come from that we see in cer mar
kets; and what is the cause of their scrag
ginced it is because they haye been stin
ted and starved at somec period of their
growth. If the calf flesh is once lost, it
can never be regained.
season, sow a bushel of oats, a peck oi
ith, ten pounds of red clover, two of
whtand two of blue grass. Keep oif
the cattle till the oats are six inehons hnigih,
liememaber two thuigs in sow ing gi ass aced
siow early and plenty of it.
BlRERDRsl have noticed that a ioemarka
ble development of thre tendency to lay on
fat is usualy accompanied by a delicacy o!
constitution, a diminished beerction of
milk arid a loss of fecundity. Very fat
aunmais are not likely to be good oreeders;
in tact, the cxceselve production of fat is
incomipatible with a narh developmeiit of
the rep~roduictive powers.
lI luo TiMrA'iE tampleirng with exhibition
aninwals Is practiced at English live stock
shows: A glarrng instance of this offence
was brought to notice at a recint show, at
which a UJlydesdale horse was disqualiied
for having had false hair ingeniously ad
ded to his heavy feet.
A xEw methodl of beet sugar mianufac
tureo consists of submitting the juice to
rono chiemmcal (yet a secret), after which
It is filteredJ. Evaporation and granulation
tollc w, rnud this ends the process. which is
said to be0 reduced to extreme simplicity.
This is a German discovery.
OcuJr some soot from a chimney or a
steve where wood is used as fuel, put itI
into an old pitcher and pour hot water
upon it. WVhen cool use It to water your
plants every few days. '1lie effect uponi
plants is wonderful in produtcing a rap.d
wrowthi of thrifty shoots andl a great numa
ber of thick, richly-tinied leaves.
it is no easy matter to plug up a dia
muond-dlrill bcle from which there is a
strong flow of water, ficquently under
great pressure. Whiei a hole ms to be plug
ged there are forced into it small bags of
bea aid flaxsced. The plug--made of
dry pine aind from 10) to l5 feet ini length
is dirivenl in aflter these bags and forces
them forward In the (trill hole. Also, a
hole is someties bored into the end of the
plug, which hole is 11illed withI flaxseedI.
The flaqset d and1( beans arec causedr to swell
to suchl an extent by thme hot water that
the hole is as com'nactly ?illed as though
closed with umolten leadh.
.Platinurm crucibles, oni being ignited,
suffer a greater er less decrease in weig4ht
when they are new, but after repeated ig
mt ion such changes iio longer occur.
,Vomec Italian enigiineers, it is saidl, have
Jately obitamerd the~ concession of a large
tract of land near the i-~ardanellea, where
a vein of basalt containing sulpl-ur, has
eenI dliscovred (. TIhis format ion, wh ichi
is similar in character to mnetalliferous
veins, the nulphur being cyldcntly <deposi
ted In the form of vapor on the basalt, is
most curious, and differs from lheo depos:ts
of sulphur in Sicily, which are of sedimen
tary origin and are (dne to certaim chemi
cal or physical pheinoimenia at the time of
tL\ forniation of the deposits.
Thc metal indim has always been a
more attractive ob~ject for the physieist
than for the metallurgist, Jif it wero not
for the two brillhant lines m its spectruim,
blue and violet respectively, that helped
Messrs. iteichi and ]Ricr to its dhiscovery
seine eighteen yeaus ago, anud which are
still one of the favorite sights for the au
dIence of a lecture oni spectrumn analysis,
the general public might hardly know any
bOMSTIO.
'Tits CARE o GOLD Fisu.-If the# are
tept in a glass globe or vase, turn them
.arefully into a pan of fresh water *hillo
washing the glass with clear water, plac'
ug in the bottom fine gravel, smooth
ihells, etc. Replace the fish with a scoop
aet; if you change the water twice in
aeh day, the second time It will only be
necessary to turn out the water gently
and fill it again without disturbing the
fleh. If scales are knocked off it takes
two months to heal the wound. Put in a
little ciacker and from one to seven house
flies per day for each ish. Scrape fresh
beef in fine strips and give them twice a
week. When you are out of the room
cover the vase with a shell or netting, to
prevent tueir jumping out; do not let the
netting be thick, or the air will not pass
through. In summer do not let the glass
stand in the hot sunshine, or the fish will
die when the water becomes heated.
15EVXN rules, by which to get well ard
keep well :-I. Keep the head cool. 2.
Keep the skin cool. 8. Keep the feet
warm and dry. 4. Keep bowels open.
Tkere is no such provocative cause to
disease as constipation. 5. Rest regular
ly and profoundly. Empty the brain at
night of all the days proceedings. Train
the will toghelp do this. 6. Be careful in
the choice of associates. Do not be de
magnatized or vampired by people. 7.
Go to bed and get up at regular hours,
thus cultivating the habit of sleep. In
valids need to be reconstitutionalized.
Genius and intelligence should be locked
up and laid away while the process of
reconstruction is going on. No human
being can get well In defiance of God's
law.
REMoVAL Op GREAsE SPoTs.-When
ever oil of turpentine, bWnzole, or ether is
used to remove grease spots on cloth, the
application should be made on the reverse
side of the cloth by moistening it with
the solvent in a circle surrounding the
spot, so as to approach it gradually, hav
ing blotting paper )n contact with the spot
of grease to absorb the fat immediately;
otherwise the solvent w'l have the effect
of spreading the geease over a larger sur.
face instead o driving it out of the cloth.
In the application of a hot iron to one side
and blotting paper to the other, the heat
will drive the grease out of the cloth into
the paper, because the fat has a tendency
to move from the hotter parts toward the
cooler.
TIIE MAoRUERITE .NEWsPAPER BASKET.
-Take a piece of plank the lengti you
desire-cut out a circle of the saine lind
of wood the diameter of the length of your
board-cut the circle in half and nail the
long vide closely to the sides of the plank
- work a design on cloth, flannel, plush,
etc., and nail ;n the outside as a cover
fitting smoothly-trim with a passamen
terie border all round, to which may be
addea a ball fimge. Line the inside with
with Roman sheeting the color
of your embroidered ground. Embroider
a strip for a handle, and btiffen wvith steel
wires.
A. GOOD SoUP.-Save the hits of cold
steak, bones of roast beef, scraps of veal
or other meats that come from the table.
I'ut them over the fire in the morning in
an iron pot, with cold water enough to
cover them well. Let them simmer till
near noon, filling up with water as re
quired. Season with salt and pepper.
Take one onioh, one turnip and three po
tatoes, chop them tine andi add to the
ioup with a teacupful of raw or canned
tomatoes, and boil from half an hour to
an hour longer, AKttJjg~t a?klagpson
i)-Ts1'1 of warzh water; dissolve ten.
pounds of Glauber salt (aulphate of soda)
in one pail of water; also lour pounds sal
soda, in one pail of water. Thle contents of
the four pails can be poured together and
kept in any suitable tight vessel. Such a
quantity as the above ought to last a long
ime, as a dipperful of iL would bleach a
large quantity of linen or other goods.
.A MTAIU carpet will last twie as long if
it has a lining as it would if put on die
bare stair. Tihe beat thing for this p~ur
pose, to be lound among our domestic
stores, is an old bed quilt. Have the
quilt washe:j elea, then cut It In strips a
little narrower than the carpet; put them
smoothly over the stairs, tackmng enough
to fasten, thlen put the carpet down as
usual, and you will be pleased with thd
result.
A 1.ovRLY tidy, which will brighten up a
dar ia chair, is made of two stripa of shad
ed scarlet satin ribbon. Paint a little green
vine and two or three daisies, on the rib
bon; between the two strips put an inser
tion made of hand kniit lnen lace; on the
edge p)ut lace made in the same way, pull..
img it at the corners so that it will he out
flat. Ot course, torchon ma~y be used for
this, but the knit lace is a little later
alyle.
Fon niending valuable glass objects,
which would be distigured by common
ement, chromo cement may be used.
' his is a mixture of five parts of gelatine
to one o1 a solution of acid charoimate of
lime. Thel broken edges are covered with
this, p~ressed together and exposed to sun
light, the eflect of the Jatter being to ren
decr the compamnd insolible oven in inoil
ing water.
dlTod n~~ov insects, take carbolic acid
dutdwith water, say one part of acid
to ten p~arts o1 water, and~ with a syringe
throw this liquid into all the cracks mind
holes where they nest, and they will soon
Vamish.
.I'lE'TY lambrequins are made uf gray
linen bor (dinling room mantele, and~ are
decoramtedi with (devices to sumt the room
for instancee, a cuip and saucer, k'nife and
fcik, pretty shampedl bottle andl p.tchers,
put on In outline embroidery, are much
uised.
A Fiva minutes' nap Is often better than
an hour's sleep, because you (10 not wake
iul with that half (lend feeling which some
p~eople complain of when we urge them
to rest, and thbe sleeplessness Is gone.
Wnoorzxo cough has been successfully
treatedi by turpentine vap-ar. The theory
was discovered by allowimr a cnild, slic
with the disease, to sleep in a room fresh
ly painted, whein a noticeablo improve
ment Look place.
EDLOATS the stomach. When It is
onen accustomed~ to simple food, voracious
appetite, distress and (diases will disap
pear.]
'TERE are no two substances knOwn
that can fuirnishi better stustenanco to the
body anud brain thian whole wheat, unleav
ened biend and cow's milk.
ON matters of lire pertaining to health,
there is at prcsent no conscience with the
P)eople, but theme should be one; andiyo
mid I oughit to hellp create It.yo
Pa~picr macho is made from paper pulp
withiout sizing; sometimes clay, chalis and
abecr pigments arc usred.
Urcens~burg, .icl , can boast of several
trees growing on her court house tower,
120 feet sihove the gronn.
A-UMonoRUs.
t1
NI#onLsI working bis latch-.Key ftrin si
he door the business man hurried Into a
he house for .dinner. "Hello. I say, Jamle b
vhere are you?" u
"Here I am, dear. I have just got oke t<
nore teather to paint on this erane and h
hen it will be finished. Isn't it going to '
)e just lovel-" b
"I know, yes, yes. Where's Jennie?" p
She's gone out to got a few more Autumn k
eaves, one or two bare spaces are left on
the wall In her room, and--"
"Well, well,- of course, but where's
Bridget ?"
"Oh, she has gone to carry tile basket; r
for Jennie, you know, isn't strong." -
"To be sure. to be sure; but where's
the dinner I"
"Now, John. how can 'you be so cruel,
you know that-"
"Yes, I should think I did, I anow
that the next time I'm such sn infernal
fool As to bring a copy of 'Household
Art' into the house I'll bfi balder than I
am now. It may be. jofired pretty but
I'm hungry for a square meal. Painted
Storks ain't friccaseed chickens, nor Au
tumn lexves celery," And he went out
of the house in a decided manner, leaving
Jane's teardrops falling on. the red and
blue heron, washing all the pretty feathers
out of its tail.
Weil Endorsed by Our Cltizens.
No matter how useful anything may be
in itself, good endorsements seem to in
crease its usefulness greatly by insuring a
wider field for the display of its special
merits. We were thus impressed in view
of the following statements received by
one of our representatives from leading
individuals connected with some of the
largest enterprises in our midst. Among
others whose testimony was freely given
was W. 11. StearnsEsq.. laster Mechanic
ot the Conn. River Railroad, residing at
No. 28 Boylston street, who observed :
St Jacobs Oil has had remarkable effect
among the men employed here. One of
them jammed hh -in very badly, and by
the use of St. Jacob, Oli was greatly bene
fited, and the arm was healed. Another
used it for severe rheumatic pains in the
knee, and pronounced the Oil a complete
success as lie was cured by its use. Mr.
A. B. Taylor, of the "1ay & Taylor Man
ufacturing Co.," was pleased to say: "My
aunt, Als. Pillsbury, of blount Clair, N.
J., while visiting at our house tried St.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and neuralgia,
and found immediate relief every time.
Bhe pronounced it the best thing she had
ever tried for the trouble. Mr. J. 1.
Weston, 45 Greenwo3d street. Sept. Car
Works, Boston & Albany Railroad, thus
addressed our reporter: "I am one more of
the fortunates who have had the good luck
to hear of that wonderful remedy,St.Jacobs
Oil. I had rheumatism In the shoulder
severely and could find no relief until I
used the Oil. I applied It and must confess
I was surprised at the result. I am almost
well and expect to be entirely so in a few
days."-Sprngflcld (Maas.) Union.
A COLLEGE WAO. --In a certain college
under Presbyterian auspices not a hun
dred miles from New York, it is a rule
that the students shall attend chuach at
least once on Sunuay, either in the college
chapel or sonic church in town which
they shall designate, and for non-attend
ance satisfactory reasuns must be given.
Of course, on Monday mornings, when
these reasons are called for, much inge
nuity and some fun are brought out. In
one of these interviews Professor L
asked a student, "Mr. U-, wh~ero did
ihere was au service at the First Church
yesterday?"
This was a poser, but was coolly met
by, "I tnean, Professor, the first church i
came to.,'
A general laugh followed, and somehow
the young gentleman got rescued.
The 8t. Lois (Mfo.) Post Dispatch at
the close of a long article says: In fact
St. Jacobs Oil is pushing all other re -
medics out of the field, and, excellent
though somne of the liniments, formerly
offered arc, the ellielency of 8t. Jacobs
Odt Is magical in cases of sciatica, rheiuma
tism, pleurisy,neuralgia, nervous head iebh
lumbago and scores of oilier disorders;I
while in the case of spralus, burns or in
juries, it is an absolute panacea, and for
general use is befter than the advice of
many p'iysiciians. "A word to the wise
Is sufficient."
A REVENUE officer a short limo ago was
traveling through the moonshine country
with one of the Littles-a name that has
lignred extensivelylh the shot-gun annals
of the State. "Little," said he, as they
were riding along in the woods. "did you
ever kill anly oneyn "No,"' said Little,
dejectedly; "do you know I've often
thought about It ?" It's kinder queer to
mc. 1 don't understand it. It look, sort
er like I was a dead failure in life. All
the other boys has had a career. They
always did say I was no good-hang dog
like you know."
I'o poisonous drugs enter into the com
position of C'rboline, a diodoriz d extract
of petroleum, the natural hair restorer and
dressing as now improved and perfected.
It Is the perfection of the chemist's art,
and will, beyond a peradventure, restor e
the hair on bald heads.
SOENEi in New York. A gentleman en
ters a gunsmnith's shop and asks to see a
pistol.
"IHere is a pretty family one."
"A family one, bow is thati"
"Certamnly. It has six chambers, you
aee. Trwo of the balls arc for your wife,
two for the destlroyer of your domestic
happiness and two for yourself. It is the
latest style, sir, andI all the rage. J have
sold hundreds ot them for weddmng
p~resents."
SmiE hung upon his c m lovingly, and
beamed up in his face with all the radi
mone of those pale blue eyes. I1er heart
would speak, and yet the tongue refused
its utterance. But Jove and admiration
broke the spell, and from the rapture of3
her soul she bireathied forth, "Y our imus
tachec ls beginning to grow, George".
labyv Saved.
We arc so thaekful to say that our baby
was permanently cuiredl of a dangerous and
>rotractedj Irregularity of the bowels by
lie use of Ihop Bitters by its mother,(
which at the same time restored her to -
erfect healh and strength.-The l'arants, 4
Ro'chester, N. Y-a
C
THE doctors say that seaiskin ls mn.
iealthy. Bless them! Now If theyca
)e lnnduced to say the same of slx-buto
dids, point lace anud a few such trifles,
~oming generations of irarried men will
ise up and call them blessed.
BoM crusty, rusty, mnusty, fusty, dusty,
listy curmudgeon of a man gave the fol.
owing toast at a celebration: "Our fire
mgmnes-may tihey be like our 01(d minsde *
-over ready, but never wanted."
Soxd gentlemen dining at a table d'hoto
ie conversation tutned upon oysters,which
tveral of the company contended showed
sagacity that argued they must have
rains. A young man who had taken an
uduly prominent part in the donversation
) the annoyance of an elderly gentleman,
is neighbor, turned to the latter and said:
Do you believe that oysters have
rains?" "Certainly, I do, sir." was the
rompt and pOIDLed reply, "since they
now when to shut up."
Complicated "IJsaas.
A prominent gentleman in Cerro Gordo
ounty Iowa, writes us that he finds Kid
iey-Wort to be the beat remedy he ever
mnew for a complication of diseases. It
a the speciafo action which it has on the
iver, kidneys and bowels, which gives it
uch curative power, and it is the thou
ands of eures whioeih it is performing
which gives it its great celebrity. Liquid,
very concentrated) or dry, both act efli.
nently.-V.1. Journal and Courhr.
"flow fe your husband this afternoon,
lrs. Jones?" "Why, the doctor says as
Low as if he lived till this morning, lie
hall have some hopes of him, but If he
Lon't he must give him up."
A. M. Doyle, of Columbus, Ga., says:
'Front my own experience, I know '8l
ers' Liver Pills' to be the best in use."
L'hey cure malaria. etc.
'-Aw, my good man, what kind of a
wesideuce do you thiuK would suit me?"
Lsked an exquisite of a house agent.
After taking him in, eyeglass and all, the
agent replied': "Something like a flat, I
ihould think, would be most appropriate."
'Truth and Honor.
Query :-What is the best family medi
eine in the world to regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove coaliveness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tone up the
whole pystei? Truth and honor com
pels us to answer, 1op 1iters,being pure,
perfect and harmless, El.
Ouit little tour-year-old, being forbidden
by his mother to eat any more picaled
beets because they might injure him,askett:
"Manma, if they make me sick and I die,
will I turn into a dtd beat?"
If you have scrofula, boils, sore eyes, or
mercurial diseases, don,t delay ; take
"Lindsey's Blood Bearcher" at once.
A VERMoXkpet lamb swallowed several
balls of yarn, ant It, was not long before
his life became such a tangled skein that
he could not unravel it, and had to shuffie
off the mortal coil.
That Terrible
indigestion and sielk headache will yield
readily to Warner's Bafe Kidney and L-ver
Cure.
"Eva never had a silk dress in her life."
She had no use for one. There were no
Ferguson girls across the way for her to
paralyze with envy when she went out
shorping in a silk dress.
- egetine
FROM THE REV. 8. B. SWEETSER,
Pastor Grace M. E. Church,
SPRINGFiELD, MAttN,
Si' INoFIBI.D, MASS., Dec. 22, 1ss1.
tSR Ti. It. ST 4j8 'aa ~;A uQ4gr a4(
about the prescn u o .a ort .
O~lSI~o~wr~a '1 e rest ofite night. During
hotIi attacked wvith dizzmneqs
Ijt upon the sir rud at hiome, so that itaseemed
for a min:ute or s at con~se'~losess wa.', about
to leave me. Tih -tate of affairs conutinned :until
fear organ i disoue of til rin. an iv og f
Rov. (Geo. wy. Manstleid, wiho had boeun much bone.
1i. ted b~y your mnehine, I wrote to 'ou and shortly
afterward comilnenced using It. I took ,evoral
lattles of Vegetine and was entirely cured. I
haeiated to see il there wvould bie any return of
tHe(ineao. Nearly a year h:as passed;: I find not
mend Voetet for the cor i iahnt or l.ichii is
rceommienied. I remain, Sir,
very truly yours, 8. B3. 8WVEETPER~.
Police O~leer's Beport.
BosmoN, January 19th, 1831.
Mn. TH. R. STyVEum: Deer Sir,--I am pleased to
add mny name to the ion list of subscrinorA to the
toubled wIt theo voat kin cof Uo'ae a do
hoconsulti, g tile best phyans Inte city
is ro perations andl layi'ng olr fromi cluty for long
1,r ends. A bo~ut a year ago I wvas pursuadted b~y
ried (having lao faith myself) to try "VuoE
riNg." Amn happy to say In that time have had no
rcurrence of sore throat or any other sickness,
bo 1d 5 lbs. of miesh, only t ainig three
bog he~atly elebrateda preparation.
Je Oh esteem, youri very truly,
YEVIC, Polc Station 10.
SPRIG MEDICINE. l\
-l'8~t~ is I old by Al DruggiaC
poStont o l nTwsj etainst1 hietq
'aso, ocaves,Mtal 1 Ot c, } ahsl'~lm o Elnzed
iprii~ lnmphstauti,, h'ocket for n~,I Jfndehli0
tilr fo ANmnei~ iiDen Paten4 top Action, a
I.Nh s UOsselogn(ii entedh.)
OEdis dvtr gtentflii anoUores
COnE A1n EAarn TUS INCBTRUMET
n person, Fivo Dolla(6o)nnlowed tops~xej~I
sih polil ste ,nsn ii el tn. tern
Plea.no Address or cal u pon
)ANIIL r, BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey,
tA UlSaosu~ en sew~hu enrd e
oiry, 1'n to re t. osito U. Bi. Churchm,
EOUNG MEN" rof~.wattflearTra
to I a nd.r- .o . L aCd a re
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mier a~ avo r poo n th ad vertisr a nd th
n01 p ..~ia . ueo . 10..ano (h,~ie.Iw. he d
HAST Evzx Sat TnanB I-By the sad
sea waves:
lather (thrustihg his head delptiringly 1
ont of the box)-Ii, boy, bo-oyl I
Boy--Sir?
Bather-Whore are my pants? I left
them here when I went in, and now 1 4
can't find any trace of them. I
Boy (having soui~ht vainly for them on
every one)-Quito sure you had 'em on
when you came here, sir?"
"ht, of All
Dr. R. V. PiEntiE, Buffalo, N. Y
Dear Str-My faintly has used your
"Favorite Prescription" and it has done
all that is claimed for it. It is the best
preparation for female complaint. I re
commend it to all my customers.
G. 8. WATERMAN, Drugg:st, Malti
more, Md.
WHEN a mau comes home at evening
and puts the cat up on the table to caress
her, and she, waving her tail in the ecsta.
cy of enjoyment, gets that appendage in
to tue blaze of the hanging burner, she's
bound to experience a change of senti
tnnt and yell, and you bet he hadn't bet
ter try, to hold her from jumping.
The Bilious.
dyspeptic or constipated, should address
with two stamps and history of case for
pamphlet, WORLD's DiSPINsARY MEDIOAL
AssooiAION, Buffalo, N. Y.
"PA," said a small by, "a horse is
worth a good deal more, isn't it, after it's
broket"
"Yes, my son. Why do you ask such
a question?"
"Because I broke the new rocking horse
you gave me this morning."
"Golden Medieal Discovery"
for all scrofulous and virulent blood-pols
ons, is specific. By druggists.
"W.iL your mother ever marry againt"
he inquired.
"Not with my approval," she answered
"such is my opinion thus far, and not a
step father."
Consumption Cured.
An old physician. retired from practice,
ha ring had placed in his hands by an
9Ett India missionary the formula of a
somple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and lung Affections, also a posi
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wondertul curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire to
relieve human suffering, I wiLL send free
of charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
tils paper. W. A. No'zas, 149 Power's
Block, Rooheater. N. Y.
The reinlts of Dr. Leven's investigationm
relative to the action of coffee, anr which
have been communicated to the Biological
Society of Paris, go toward proving tha
its use impedes digestion and brings or
dyspepsis. The experinents were mad(
with dogs, and in the same manner it wa
concluded 'hat sugar acts entirely other
wise, being emimently qualfied to promoti
digestion. In this connection it is recoin
mended that coffee be made weak an<
much sweetened.
-- mngrymucn-gumuruSmsmen
- ana aewaryft91&ffe~~i~ tormentin
you, take at once a few doses of Kidney
.Wort. it is natnre's great assistant. Use
it as an ;advanace guard--don't wait to
get down sick. See large advertisement.
The new lighthiouse of Plainer, situated
at the mouth of the Rthone, opposite Mar
seilles, Is reported to be almost completeW.
IThe chief engineer of the niaritimne service
is said to have announced that the con
struction of the machines designed to pro
duce the electric light Is also finished. and
that the illuninatgion of the highthonse by
electricity is about to begin. This is con
s'dered an event for the railers along the
Mediterraneani shoiee, being also the first
step taken In the application of a general
systein of 2lectric lighting on the coasts of
France, which has been definitely adopted.
Ensiage-Senc dfr it-Enishig.
H. R1. Stevens book on Ensilage, the
preserving of green forae crops in soils,
giving his own experience and the prac
tical experience of twenty-five practical
farmers; 150o pagen elegantly bound in
cloth, price 50 cents; sent by mail. Ad
dress U. U. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
We are sorry to say that our prediction
ha been realized, as the tollowinar dis
patch from-~Wilmington, Del., will inform
he reader; "The Delaware Beet-Sugar
pany, extensively engaged in nmaking
r from beets as an experiment, near
'city, has abandoned the project, find.
ing impossible tog profitably grow the
beet i i climate."
Thou. aof ladies to-day cherish
graitefui remeit rance of the help dlerived
from the use of dia EC. Pinkhiam's Veg
etable Comnp >ind. a positively cures all
female complainits. . yd to Mrs. Lydia
10, Pinkham, 233 We Avenue,Lyn
Mass., for pamphlets. .Lyn
Contfagion of dlphthe ia can be obtain
ed-fr-in a dead body, -if recent case is
accurately reportkd. T'm persons were
engaged to be married; but fo the co
remiony took place the man did of diph
thierla. The young lady kissed her dead
lover as he lay dead in his coffin. Three
days afterwards she followed him to the
grave, dying of the samne disease, althtough
there was not another case of it theni nor
for nmneteen years before in the neIghbor-I
hood.
Alien's Brain Food.
Cures Norvous Debility and Weakness
of Generative Organs, $1 -all druggists.
Send for cirecular. Allen's Pharmaoy,
818 First av. N. Y.
One of the best means of preserving
eggs is said to be the following: Select
good fresh eggs aiid pack- them endwiso in
a inixture of equad .narIs of fine dry char
coal and sow, Keep in a cool dry place
until requiiedi for use. A thin coating of
gunm or a t, ace of oil ff1ll prevent loss of
mnoisijo th 'oughi the shell.
Oatarrh of the nInddIler.
Stinging..smatting. Irrit ation of the urInary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by D~u
ohupalha. *1 at drugat,. Prepaid by SY
prss, *1.25, 0 for *5. E. 8. WXLt.s, Jersey
Dr. Klin~e's Ureat tNervo .lte'torer is the
marvel of thie ago for all nerve diseases.Al
,in stope free Bond to 931 Arch Street,
Baiia g PO t an chumsAar, Mutual 14. .
hand amsuei stok 01o tafn ult
ma kan an be a I peree alike ia color
At the recent Paris Electri.al Exhibi
ion there was exhibited an interesting ap.
>aratus Invented by Bipnor 0. Serrvalle,
nd dosigned to tell when a thread broke
a a wire-covering machine while In action.
'he breakage of a silk or cotton thread in
loverhig copper wires for electrical purpo.
its Is, of course, a thing to be guarded
igainet, since it spoils the insulation of the
engLh of wire subsequently covered minus
that particular lay of insulator. Signor
3errvalle, therefore, applies the electric
aurrent in such a way that an alarm boll is
sounded whenever a thread breaks. His
device consists in nwounting the ilnus of
tbread on an ebonite disk, whibch, in revol
ving, lays the threa' on thpo wire. This
disk is penetrated by a series of biass rods
or needles, there being as many needles as
there are bobbins. E ich thread passes
through the eye of one of these needles on
its way to the wire, and the tension of the
thrend pulls on the needi" eye. The nee
dles are prevented from being drawn out
of the diek, however, by spiral tiprings on
their other ends betiinu the disc. Opposite
these ends are fixed an insulated metal
disk, connected to one pole of a battery,
while the other pole is conuected to all the
needles. Now, when the thread is run
ning freely the tug of it upon the eye of a
needle prevents the point of that needle
touching the inetal disk behind; but when
that thread breaks, the spring throws the
needle back into contact with the metal
oisk behind, and the ci cult being comple
ted the current rings an electric bell. This
contrivance is similar to those in use for
telling the rupture of a thread In reeling
yarns, and it is worthy the attention of
electric wire manufacturers.
An old style anthracite locomotive in
twenty-six days consumed 110 tons steam.
boat coal, costing about $282. The h uge
dirt-burning engines of the Reading Rt it
road Conipany, in the same time, now
consume 113 tons of buckwheatcoal, which
costs a fraction oyer $01, a saving in the
matter of fuel of $221, more than enough
to pay for engineer, fireman and oil.
DOES
WONDERFULWHVil
CURES I
leisase itneta on tie LIV13t, fl0ioELls
ani N IlNEYS at tie 111a4me time.
Biecauso it oloanoacs the system of thopotson
ous huumors that developo in Kidney and Urt.
nary Disonseos, Biliousness, Jaundice. Contit.
pation. File., or fin Rhiemnaitsim. Nouralgia,
Nervous Disorders nnd Fomao Complainta.
SEE WIAT PEOPLE SAY :
Eugene it. Stork, of JOmeCtIon city. Kansas.
Says, Kidt,!leit ered hhnlifter regular i'hy
siCvna habeen tlieIryitig fo four yearp.
)trs John Ammali, oft WnVminigton, Oio0. saYS
her iov is givol i IV to tile ly (oil' aI li h iit
e l e tit i thue was afterwardai vured by
I. )I. B. (looi in, n editor it Chmardon. Ohio
saysy lio was 11.4 0Iiimli!teu to 11iWe. belimig ImieatatI
boyod belief. but ItIIn ey- Vot em-ma hint.
Alum L. Jinrmeit; lot .9oumth m lim V. Y., says
that seven -ars wemreiiug rout kimliey troubles
afm otier umplications was enud by the us of
Klit3moy.Wort.
John B. L.awrene -l' Janeknoh. Tenn., sufferedl
for yeammimf mo~i liver eini kidney troumbles mimi
after ekImm "MiTr fi ootimher nedulunes,'
Mncima-I oto ef 'Mi liniitery Centor, Vt
smmiir.reil gt e mxwith,.%ii iidi.. illitu i 1 a Id
I was umiboits work. iidneyWVort 2ado kun
46well as evor.89
M 9 *
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Consti patIon and Piles.
17lt is iuititfl in DrTegetalo 'orm in
WUIS. ATITISi IiC(oNe & Co. Prp's
(wil snstthedrypost-paid.) i:1lt.lx0oNoy,r.
1J R 's ' MARRE
-CFULA,
.- Ys, FOR LOSS
QALD HrADp ryTM OFAmlTT
'" 1 b I kln
MROCURIAL M if& STOMAC H
AND
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PIlTSBURGH.PA.
sto ra -iarr of clur i more Hloste tier's
fligsin (l~~as e a h 5gmaly in os of
hyia staina, a ve comlaith nol oth i
Flor ale by all Erlgglis and Dealers generaily,
u aonrre aman If yon are a
Iened by im ae tmio orst'iin overn. -
n oru teansd avoi >rl:It worto res
H op BI l ors. wasto uso Mop B
dif corett u011 ad sferin from any in.
poorlmeali or ian tismh ?n on a nom ont
ness rely on H p B tterg.
wllenever you feI nualt fro somn.
eu sy..n.to ies t a e
t r p HopBitters .
ha res, bl ood ando ir ealfor
lper or Nertva drunkeonness ti
You wi ii be , o oim,
If yoeu s arim.S o
w -ie~ty NEVER reulandr.
aved hun- MF'5.,ty
is LYo L PIKHAK OF LYN, MASS.j
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
In a Positive Curo
for all those Pint'lul Complaints and Weaknessee
0 common to our best female population.
It will euro entirely the worst form of Fomalo oom
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulocro
tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
change of Lifo.
It will dissolvo and expel tumors from the uterus in
an early stago of development. Tho tendency to can
corous humors there is checked very speedily by its use.
It removes faintness, llntulency, dctroys all craving
for stimulants, and relieves wcakncas of thio stomach.
It cures Bloating, 3lcadaches, Nervous 'rostration.
General Dobility, Bleeplossness, Depression and Indi
gestion.
Vhat feeling of bcaringdown. causing pain, weight
and backacla, is always permanently cured by Its use.
It will at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the femalo system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurparsed.
LYDIA E. PINKliAM' VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at 23 and 235 Wcstern Avenuo,
Lynn, Mass. Price 61. Fix bottles for $C. Sent by mali
in the form of pills, also in the form of lozenges, on
receilpt of price, 91 per box for either. Mrs. Piukham
freely answurs all letters 01 inquiry. Send for pamph
let, Addressaaabovo. MentionthIspaper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKIIAM'S
LIVELR PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness,
and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents por box..
Si" iSold by aL Druggists.''6$
4My porcelain-lned Pumps are manufactured
under license,and buyers are guaranteed against
any and all claims from the Company holdin the
patent. D>on't 1ain to imao a #&ag of
fAA
0 My porcin-lndpsaemauacue
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The BLATCHLEY PUMPS are for .sale by the
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