The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 19, 1883, Image 4
AGBIOULTURAi,
V1ALUM 1 .GOOD SToc.-It in
not he power of any class to mono.
lit the privilege of breeding the
t, hua it Ia the duty of every farmer
to take heed and learn a lepson from the
experience of those who make a special.
ty of breeding for blood and merit. Far.
mers admire good stock as highly as
any class, but they are slow to avail
themselves of the aavantages they pos
seas. A man who lately sold a high
priced colt was not a farmer, he knew
nothing of stook-raising outside of hor
ses. He was not even a judge of any
ereed of horses except the one he was
accustomed to, and yet lie disdained to
raise a scrub colt. What he has done
can be done by every farmer, and while
it is not expected that so large a sum
will be realized for a young colt as
95000, which he received, yet it is an
easy matter to raise one that will sell
far up in the hundreds. Are farmers
and stockraisers willing to le idle and
see novices outsell them, and beat them
at their favorite pursuit? But it is not
the trotter alone that brings the higher
prrees. A good farm horse bred from
first class draught material, an of
known blood, has a marketable price
which is commanding. 'ho scrub is a
parasite, and the farmer who does not
know better than to breed his mares to
anything and everything because the
fee is low had better abandon .his call
ing and leave it to others to follow. As
with hoases, so with other stock. in
feriority in stock is the cign-post of
bankruptcy, and .points unerringly to
destruction, for experience has proved
that no farmer has yet been a first class
practitioner on the farm who did not
keep a close watch on the method of
breeding his animals and keeping them
up to perfection.
1 THINK the value of flax straw for
feeding stock depends generally on how
much seed there is in it. I have stack
ed upon my place seventy-five or one
hundred tons of flax straw. I bav also
a quantity of;prairio hay, which I do
not value very highly for the wintering
of stock, and I was obliged to fence it
in to keep it lrom being eaten up, while
my flax straw went untouched, I would
not give 50 cents a ton for flax straw
for feeding stock, as there is not any
substance in it.
To PROTECT tea rOses they may be
potted and placed away in a light, warm
cellar. Hardy varieties should be cov
ered with coarse litter from the stable;
but this should not be dono until the
ground begins to freeze, and the pro
tection should not be removed until the
ground is completely thawed.
WHEN the ground becomes frozen, or
no other work ofiers, preparationg for
canal ways may be made for advancing
prospective work when it arrives. Bean
poles may b made; and if the ends are
charred and then cipped in coal tar the
commonest material will be rendered
nearly equal to the best cedar.
WuTrI worms, which infest occasion
ally all soils where plants are kept in
pots, may be removed as follows: Lino
water may be sprinkled over the soil, or
a little slaked lime may be sprinkled
also on the earth and in the saucer of'
the pot. Lime water may easily be
made by slaking a large picco of lhme in
a pail of cold water, letting it settle and
then b.ottling for use. Give each pot
a tablespoonful twice a wee'k.
ExPrImlnoED it .-builders and oth
ers who use woooi in the rough for ties,
posts. etc., unite in the opinion that
timber out in summer, while the bark
will yet peel freely, is much morro dur
able thani that felled in the winter.
T[here is less; of soluble sap in the trunk
and limbs to absorb m;oisture, formniit,
and induce decay,
AeCouDiNG to the best infornmat:on
thiere are 4,600,000 sheep in TIexas.Tis~
will, in all prohab)ility, be imcreased
du'ring the coming lamnbing season 20
per cent.. bringing the number up to
5,500,000. Vnluing thomn at $2.0
would make the total valuation of sheep
in the State of Texas, $12,800,000.
Wmma~ out your stock and get rid of
your poor milch and butter cows. The
profit in a dairy comes wholly from the
good cows, while the poor one!s not only
do0 not Pay fom their keep buIt they re
duco the profit made by the others.
A 000o) butter cow ought not to eat
less than from six to eight quarts of
meal per day, but not, clear corn meal.
Brani is not worth much to make but
ter, but mixed with corn meal gives
health and thrift.
ExPERMENTS by careful breeders give
some valuable facts for estimating the
cost of p)roducing pork. It is coinceded
that one bushel of corn should p)roduco
ten p)ounds of pork, but everything de
pends on the mnaigement. With good
weather, a good breedh, sound corn anid
regular feeding this average may be
reached, but not otherwvise.
THmE proper time to manure strawber
rics and other small fruits is in t he fall,
which allows time for tl.e soluble p)or
tionas to be leached out and (down wards
into the soil for plant food in spring,
The manure also aff'ords p)rotection
against frost.
THEu Pekin duck is nearly as large as
a'goose, is entirely wvhite, and can be
kept in small inecsres with only a
trough to bathe in. They grow rapidly
furnish fine feathiers, and are exellent
for the table, They are also good layers
good sitters and caretul mothers.
AN excellent mixture for destroying
t he green fly, thirip and mealy bug is
o omposod one gui kerosene, two pounds
whale oil soap. 1 pound tobacco scraps
adeighty gallons water. This is strong
enough for insects, and sufficiently di
luted to prevent injury to plaints.
A KBNTUCKY farmer cures fowl chmo
hera by boiling a bushel of smartweed
in ten gallons of water down to three
gallons, And mixing the decoetion with
their food twice a day for three days,
* hen every other day for a week
A 8OUTHIERN planter, writing from
Southweetern Georgia, in speakiiig of
the amount of farm products thit are
necessarily allowed to go to waste, says
that "an-economical Yankee wvould live
on the profits of our wastage."
M)R.., w, WQODBUFF, of Viney ard,
Gay hais 150 aores In choice fruit."'Tkir.
17*ltald vfnes, the Atlanta Consti
iqi40pBay, are in sight from thme rail.
titn,and 10,000 pounds of
* ~ ap~ i- eshipped this season,"
DO3AMTI,
WHAT To FY WITH. -There are sev.
eral oily and fatty subatances used for
frying, whioh we name in the order of
their cost. Olive oil is almost exolue.
ively used in olive-bearing countries as
the cheapest frying material. Hero it
is quite costly and but little used, save
by the wealthy or the epieure who priz
es it for the olive flavor it communicates
to food cooked in it, Others, again,
dislike and reject it for the same reason.
Clarified butter comes next in cost and
to prepared as follows: Put thb butter
into an enameled saucepan and meit it
gently over a clear lire; when it begins
to simmer take it off the fire, skim well,
let stand in a warm corner till the but
termilk or cheesy matter has settled,
then pour it off steadily from the sedi
ment, through line muslin, into a stone
or glass jar, cover and keep in a cool
place.' It is the best of all frying ma
terial and greatly superior to lard, in
that the slight flavor it communicates is
quite pleasing and appetizing. A third
preparation, a favorite with many of the
best European cooks, and a genuine
mixture, is composed of equal measures
of olive oil, butter, veal suet and leaf
lard, The butter is first molted and
stirred into the other three, already
mixed and melted; then it is strained
into a stone pot and kept always in a
cool place, well covered. The com
bined flavor of the four ingredients is
acceptable to almost all tastes. Fresh
butter comes next and is much to be
preferred to lard, but it has on6 objec
tionable quality. On account of the
buttermilk and salt it contains it scorch -
es and burns when subjected to a high
or long continued heat.. This iouders
it unlit for the cooking of many delicate
dishek. This tendency canl, however,
be much lessened by rubbing the fry
mg-l-an with a small muslin bag filled
with prepared beef suet, Lard is the
common, well-nigh'univorsal frying ma
terial in America, because it is cheap
and to be had in every nook and corner
of tho land. Its Jreo use has caused
many a dyspeptic stomach. If used at
all only the best leaf lard should bo om.
ployed and rendered out by steam or
boiling water, so as to avoid the burnt
taste i6 gets if rendered on the open
fire
A tourist leaning out of a nook,
Fell on bils head near a brook,
The hurt he received,
8t. Jacob's Oil relieved,
And he says it cured "like a hook."
Ureat oaks from little acorns spring,
Ureat aches the little toe-corns bring;
But for every corn
That ever was born,
St. Jacob's Oil is lust the thing.
Tin richness of cocoanut pudding, by
the old receipts, is coiiplainlod of by
persons who still enjoy the cocoanut,
Here is a plainer way to make iho pud
ding: Take a medium-sized cocoanut,
grate it, grate also six milK crackers,
place a layer of crackers in the bottom
of a well-buttered pudding; then a lay
er of cocoanut, and so on until the dish
is full; now beat six uggs until they are
light, the whites and yolks together;
acid a quart of sweet milk and sugar to
your taste; stir well together, and pour
over the crackers anld cocoanut until it
is all absorbed; sift sugar on the top)
and bake for an hour, Seo that the top)
is nicely browned bmfore taking from
the oveu.
*,*' Uelp yodursriit and1( othere will help
you." But don't fail to use Kidney-Wort
for all lver,kidncy, and bowel complaints,
plIes, costiveness, etc. The demand of
the people for an~ easier melthbod of prepar
ing Kidnecy-Wort lhas indulLced the prioprie
tors, the well-kn iown wholesale dIrugglsts,
Wells, Richardson & Co., of Blurhington,
Vt., to prepare it for sale in liquil formii as
well as in driy form.
2iY"Exp)hcit ditrections for' every use are
griven with the D)iamnond D)yes. For (tying
Mosses, Grassesa, Eggs, Ivory, llair, &c.
GIlNen Cooiuies,--T [we cups of Now
Orleans moitl,asei, oniO scant cup1 oif
brlowni auigar, eigh t, tables'poonifuil of
boiling water, one cup) of shortening
(butter and larci in equiah lquintities is
b)est), three tablespoonfuls of sodai, one0
tatblespoonful of salt and oine of ginger,
two eggs, wveli beaten, addecd the last
thing, flour enough to make a soft
dough. The only danger in making it
is that yon wtill be tempted to make the
dough too harti at first. You must
bear in mind the fact that the doughm
becomes harder after eh kneading,
Indulgent parents who allow their child
rcn to eat heartily of hlgh-seasonedt food,
rich pies, cake, &c., will have to use 1101
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nights, sickness, pams, and, perhaps, death.
No famnily is sate without them in the
house.
I.rsTxTr hat stands arc the thing
no0w ini small houses. A common Iron
umbrella staiid is fitted in the cornier
of the hall, and above it a framework of'
commn wvood is nailed against the wtall
and ebonized. Up~on each sido of this
frame brass hooks for the hiats are ar
ranged, nind in tihe centre a beveled
looking glass is iltted, while from the
umbrella stand itself a little curtami is
hung in ensy holds from a small brass
rod fastened upon brackets en either
side.
To Cuinn Cnoup. Cretip, it is said,
can be cured in one minute, and the
remedy is simply alum and sugar. The
way to accomiplish the doodl is to take a
knife or a grater, and shave off' in small
particles about a teaspoodful of alum;
then mix it wvithi twice that amount of
sugar, to make it palatable, and admin
later it as quickly us p)osiblo. Alhuost
instamtanouns relief will follow.
A SATIsFAOnfY picoOf economy is
to take thme pretty striped or dotted
socks of the father and cut them over
in little stockings for the baby. It of
toni happens that the' sock is worn past
mending at the heel only, leaying thec
rest of it available, and if care Is taken
to naake the seams small and smooth,
the little stockings will be a success,
and will last at least twice as long as
any children's socks thiat;can be bought.
Fon a home-made disinfectant, dis -
solve a bushel of salt in a barrel of u a
ter, and with the salt water slack a bar
rol of lime, which should be wet enough
to form pt kind of paste, For the pur
pose of a disinfectant, this home-madhe
chloride of lime is nearly as good as
that purchased at the shop. Use it
freely about sinks, collars, gutters, and
outhouses, and in this way prevent
sIckness, suffering and expenIse.
A sTBNTH, brush is the best of all
brushes invented for blacking shoes.
Use the ordinary polishing brush after
wards, but put on the blacking with the
manageable steneil-bruish, and you will
never want to use any other for apply
ing it
Mv,*
RlUMOBOUS,~
A IDWROIT woman, with neighbox
who are determined to know all abon
her business, found her husband at th
front door one night, two or three week
ago, in a befaddled state, and as sh
pulled him in she cried out in a vole
to be heard in either house:
"Why, Henry, you've got one o' tikor
epileptic fits again I '
A few-nights after that he returne
home in such a condition that he ha
to creep up the stops on hands an
knees, and as she fastened one hand i
hs hiMir and the' other in his collar all
said for the benefit of listeners:
"I told you the rheumatics would r(
lapse on you if you exposed yourself I"
A nighs or two ago the old man wa
assisted home by a pedestrian, who le.
him lying on the sidewalk and rang th
bell and dissappeared. The wife cam,
out, saw the neighbors peeping oul
and as she seized hold of the stupoflei
man she exclaimed:
"Dear me I but it has come at last
The poor man would ao down after ra
shoes, and now I've got a case of BuoIN
blindness to look after for the next si
weeks I"
The a(lvertiseiment of the New York Buz
which coninonces this week in our column
will be continued for three monthr. Tjij
BUN states that the circulation of its severa
editions last year was 55,536,030, agains
50,236,9119 the year previous. Tim SUN
while it furnihe8 a live and generally ac
ceptable newspaper at a very low rate, ex
pends a great deal of money to advertiso th
fact. This is one of the secrets of its sut
cess. TunE SUN believes that every ua
should subscribe for and liberally suppor
his local newspaper first ant foremost
I laving dlono this conscientionsly and faith
tully it advi-s all those who May wish t<
stuipplement. I .eir town or county papver witi
a muetropolinjournal, to give T S EUN 1
t.rial.
CIHEAP blia: "I have made one Im
man being happy to-day," said Fre<
Blanks to Bob Belt, an Austin lawyer
"Did you send a barrel of flour to!
poor %%idow?" asked Bob. "No. M
means do not allow me to be so extrav
agant, but I told an applicant for
position in the Legislature - that I knei
he was going to get it." "Well, tha
was one of those little courtesies tha
Oaste a ray of sunshino into the troub
led life of a fellow-traveler in this val,
of toars and which does not cost any
thing." ''The mischief it didn't cos
anything. I borrowed $2 from him o
the strength of it."
Mensman's Peptonized beef tonic, thi
onlXy preparation of beef containing its en
tire nutritious properties. It contain
blood-making, force generating and life
sustaining properties; invaluable for indi
gestion, dyspepsia, uervous prostration,an(
all forms of general debility; also, in al
enfeebled conditions, whether the result oj
exhaustion, nervous prostranon, overworl
or acute disease, particularly if resultinj
fz om pulmonary complaints. Caswel
Hazard & Co., proprietors, New York
Bold by all druggists.
TIL dicipline of the German army I
11lMost, if not quite, perfect. It is nev
3r relaxed under any circumstances. J
3aptain and a lieutenant were on th
clock of a steamship out at sea for th
lirst time.
"How do you feel, lieutenant?
askced the captain.
"V~ery sick, captain."
"WVhyi don't you use a basin ?" aske<
Lithecap)tain.
"I.would have done so long ago
captamn, but I was waiting for you to be
sick first, I would be court-martialet
if I were to0tako precedence of my ranki
mng oficor. WVill you be leased to b
sick, caiptain ?"
IIEAJ)Aoin -There are various cauise
for headache, as derangement of the circu
bating system, of the dligestlve organs, o:
the nervous system, &c. V OSima can ba
said to be a sure emedy for the man'
kinds of headache, as it acts directly upoi
the various cauces of this complaint.
Nervousness, Indigestion, Costivenes
Rhecumat ismn, Neuralgia. Biliousness, &c
Try the YTEOSTINR. '.Vou will never regre
it
AN aniectioto of Mr. Lincoln: "01:
Abe" 011c0 replied to a question carl
in the wyar as jo how the Union reverse
iiflected him by saying: I feel vet
much like a great stalwvart Illinois neiglh
bor of mine who was out logging in hi
hare feet. A log rolled over and cruelh
ed one of his big toes before lie couli
escape. All drawn up with pain, hs
rep)lied to a question of howv he wa
with: '"Well, 1'm too b)ig b' cry, buti
hurts too bad to laugh."
AnA Undouobtedl Bleasinig.
A bcut thirtrycyars ago, a lprominent Physician by til
sntu of Dr. willham 1Hun1 ditscov,,red, or produce
after long expeiriknenutal rewiareh.a medcy for disonast
of the throat, chest andi Icmg., whtih was of such wor
dteriul etitecty thts it stoon gatined ac widie reputatton I
th a country. 'rhoc nmamt el f e uso medicinee 1., 'r. Wen
nui'liltuuneec for the Lcm.,s aiccd may bc safely roltot
on as a sipeedy cand i'otitive eurro for conghst, colds, sou
throat, te. Hoiiitiby nll Druggists.
Durnmos (Cat ,a *n. uir.
Thuis welt knuowi, remiedty for Cactarrh still mainetain~
It we t .ec I'cic crit. . A avage oftenv
Icasti. an'ti teol thing that does moe an
good. it aiwasyafct-i s aieuo.ld byaldrght
A GALirANr butcher: Irate customer
"'That goose I bought hero last wee
was as tough as loather judgement, an,
you said it was only six months old
My wi'fe says she bets that goose ha
seen twonty winters." Butcher-'"Qunit
likely." Irate eustomeor-"'What d'
you mean, then, by saying that It wa
bmt six mounths old ?" Butcher-"Yo
forgtot, sir, that tt was a female. Ga
lantry to the sex would not permit mn
to put the age beyond that."
lieacon Smnith buys Carbolino, the (det
dlorized petroleum hair renewer andl rc
storer, and eince its insprovement, recomn
mnendls it to all his friends as the perfectio
of all hair preparations. This shows the
the Deacon is a wise man and knows wha
Is what.
CinovutocuTroN: She was asked whae
she thoulght of one of her neighbors o
the name of Jones, atid with a knowin1
look replied: "Why 1 don't like to sa'
aniytiiung about my neighbors, but a
to Mr. Jones, sometunes I think, an
then again I dlon't know, but after all
I rather guess he'll turn out to 1)0
good deal such a sort of a man as I tak
to be,''
skirny Men.
"' ' ells'Hlealthc Ttenewer"restores health and vlgc
eures Dyspepsia, 1mpotence, Sexuial Deobnty. 1
.EXTRSAVAGANT boys: "Yans," eXclaim
ed honest old Johann KaitoiTelsalad
"g'ung beebloes haf got into extravagun
noshuns. Ven I yes yung I rote o:
blano foolishness gap baper. Now m;
poys rites on aehmall, golt-edgo litIl
sobraps, vet goat five times so mooal
as a big foolishness gap, und don't giv
you quarter so mooch room for ritin' al
dot good. ol'-fashnn fonHlshness ap.".
The(Moverner 6M orth Carolina said to
the Govett of ,oth WCrolina: "8irt- thio
a best remedy jn the world :s Dr. Bull's
t Cough Syrup" and the latter seconded the
D assertion.
8 TIu floodi in Euro : "Oh. dear l
exclaimed Mrs. jb%oiorson, -when shi
read of the disaster to the Olty of Brus,
sels. "and I was going to buy a nev
ca t in the sPOIng aud I suppose thh
wil make them aIly high."
For Itujoi ueadp,
Heavy stomaol , billous conditions-Wells' h1q:
Apple, Pills--at -bllous, cathartIe. 10 and 260.
OuAT things are expected from th4
newly-eleted offloinls a'l over the coun
try; but the general experiekice of th4
people is similar to that of the lady wh<
6 paid $5 a doien for Cophin China eggs,
butrwhen she a'ine to l6ok into the nes
she discovered that they had hatchei
out Muscovyducks.
Vegetine
lam Nbw Using it Freen
ly in My Practice.
"FACTS TELL THE STORY."
Airhton?, Md., qan. ST, 189.
Mr. IT. I. gTsTavNq- Heretofore I have been
t'rogly opposed t0 all proprietary medicines, but
as there is an exception to moat rules, I feel thai
Smy prjudlico against patent medicines has had a
fearful shook in the case of your VIGETI E, and
has been compelled to give way before the stronie
videtnce iffacts. About two years ago I was in
duced to give a fair trial of your VEOTINE as a
detergent in some sruinous (rofulosis) cases e1
hereditary transmissIon, atteded wlth swelling o1
the lynphatto glands and joints carious ulcera
tions of bones and constitutional yphilItio taint,
and, in justice. I feel I should be derelict to duty
- did I not testify to the reat value of your VEGH
{ TINE. Withotez;cpyton, I have found it an ad
mirable adjunct In the removal of the above con
Stitutional disturbances. I am now using It freoij
in mypractico. I am aware that I am rendering
mysel amenable to the charge of unprofesslonal
conduct in thus outraging tho rules of medicaj
- ethics, In fostering a so-called QuacCI Medicine.
This is simply Rosh I Facts toll the story, anti
again assert that VEGETINK is a valuable adjuncl
to our ,11iteria Medica. If this teatiuon to l
value will sell one more bottle, I shall fee that I
have done some poor sufferer a Samaritan benefit
Yours very triy
- JAIS IL WILCk, bt. D.
- I am Cured.
lBOSTOx, March 22, 1881.
Mr. H. IL STRVXNs-Dear Sir: I sufferetd froni
Cunker a great while, and tried most every *1l
known remedy to cure me, bit. to no avail. At las
I bought a bottle of VEUlRTIN E, which helped me,
and I continued to use It. Now I can truthfully
I say I am permamently cured.
Yours ver respectfully
Ms L A. SPidNEl,
I I Hawthorne pl.
Vegotine,
I TUB 1HKO'
SPRINGI MEDICINE.
Vogotino is Sold by all Druggists.
Sm
.emebrTs.
Ifynsr ikIo lieswl ueyadN
in all uchbcomlaint.
If you are wsI away) withr will srml afidN
turoI disaektpeping yoDelweal thlse moment,
andtur you a csire or dyepi,er esffrn
frn y oer ofk:t that nuero ibeses oferv
omacsness, is i i yourwoln findaullmi GIead" in the
mHn ill flor 1)hitters aeasvrinrmd
If you arc asrqunter,awit an forden of aid
mtic deat, brt-ade yu stemptn:t tinst te
scolurgei fo all cure -ma110 r aItter iemcs.l
lousn, nd illmtient feve--b In usle in thep
} itierofa. iles
If vou have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, had
b'ireath, pidna and aches, and reel miserable gene..
rally hop Billers will give you faIr' skin, rich
blioud, and sweeniest birent , health, atnd comfort.
'In sho(rt they cure all Diseases of the stomach,
- Bowels, Blood, IAvel-, Nerves, Kidneys, Brilghte
UlDsease. $500 wIll be paid for a case they will not
cure or hellp.
- TIhat poor, beCdridden Invalid wife slster
I mother ori daunghter, can ie made tihe picture of
helh,> a few b,otties of hiop Batters, coating
a u t i '. ill you let them stuffer ?
.i - - -- - -- - .- - n- - - -
i HAS BEEN PROVED
e The SUREST CUIEE for I
i KIDNEY DISEASES.8g
S Does a lame back or disordered urine indl
- eato that, you are at victim P TIIN DO NOT o
a E HESITATE1 use Kidnoy-Wort at once. (drug.
gista rceommiond1 it)and it willapoedily over
come the dinease and restore healthy actIon. *
ForLadm108.nt peculiar .2
~andwoaknesses, Kidlny-Wort,is unsurpassod,,
as it will act promptly and safbly.
EihorSex. IncontInenco, retention of urine, 0
s brick duator r:,y dopoalta and dult draing,is U
pains, all speedily yield.to Its eurativo power,.
45- SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price $1. b2
3
SSTOMACH
InaisITTE.R
Inalswho are recovering vital stamina, declare
in grateful torims their apprecIatIon of ti.e merits
as a tonic, of lostetter aStomach Blitters. Not
3 only dloes it Impart strength to the weak but is
also corrects an irregular acid state of the alotnach,
makes the b,oweis act at proper intervals, giveli
ease to th.ose whoti suffer from rheutmatIc and kid
ney troulules, andi congns as well as prevents
r fever and tigue. -
,For sale b,y till DruggIsts and Dealers generally.
iiit of uy, (lu I -u 'ee v o ii. tP111 to
ay suforo Os oa sy o a a.Nsw Yop
1
Thse anawermng an adveritsnens
3 will eonfer a fay~ rUPon tiae adver.
timer and tAbe inhAmer by statsa~
thaat they maw tAhe' adiertsenaent
this tomsanal, tnapr=).
ONE college paper's hit at another: A
v1por etit6red a blacksith's shop on
day and? foling rather empty, began,
.to forage for lunob. At length, seeing
a file,he went- up to it and commenoed
biting at it. "Ohaw away, old bird,"
said the file, "you won't inake mnuch
out of me; I'm a slugger myself, I am."
The viper, refusing to take warning,
however, kept on his repaat until he
had completely swallow6d the fite. He
had no sooner done so than he curled
up his legs and died, and no wonder
he hod eaten a file of the Nassau Lit.
"Female Complainta.*0
Dr. R. V. P1iEinte., ufido, X. Y.: Dear
Sir-I write to tell you what your "Favor
ite Presuriytion" has done for ne. I had
been a great sutferer frOm female com.
plaiyts,- eseciadly "dragglng-down,"- for
over six years, duiting mnutih ofihe time urj.,
able to work. - I)aid out biuidreids of 01; 1
lirs without tany benofit '111 I took three
bottles of the "Favorito Prescription," and
I never had inyt ling do imo so much good
in my ile. I advise every siek lady to take
it Alits. BMIL Y R1HOA DS,
Mteltrideis. Alleh.
A -great country; The country editor
now takes up his pen to say: "We have
received from Hon. Fixem Perkins,
member of Congress, several very valua
ble public documents,- for which he will
please accept our thanks." Then he
lays is down agaia and calls out to the
office boy: "Here, ,John, throw these
into the waste-paper barrel," adding to
himself: "Old junk's increaslng pretty
fast these days-Groat country 1 Great -
country I" -
'the Dead Cannot bt Maised,
nor if your lungs are badly waste<d away9
can oi be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's
"Golden Medica Discovery." it. is, how
ever, unequalled as a tonic, alterative, and
nutritive, and readily cures the most obsti
nate cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and c
incipient consunnption, far surpassing in
officacy cod liver oil. Send two stamps for
Dr. Pierceo's pinahlet on Consumption and
Kindred Affections. Address VOnLD'S
DIPENsAItY IN IEi)TCA i, AssociATION,
is wor my,-a-UwrITKru,vlu' t
new.- MUS. W. J. CUAW11
'itueky acison's Creok, Fairfield comiN
tock on
from My wife l hghly pits'wd ilth th
;Abveral ,Machine bought of you. She wou
0 C0om-; take doule whiat shte gave fo .
drvf 0* n 1ehn6 WKS not been1 61t. dfor
CASH' sho had It, and shy' C"an <to any k
isak- work onl It. Very respetf ully
' whole- . jis. $.
offered Mont.leelhY6 Fairfield co6Unty, R C.
'he Davis ewing Machine Is 'Bit
*LD Nrar. tt . : Godis
Ridgeway, N. C., Jiff. 10, 183:3.
&Y. J. O. Bo,-o, Esq., Agent-Dear
Mfu has been using a Davis Sew
chine constantly for the past forC
and it has never needed aly rep
work jt a'1 as when first't
AY&6 slfs it % tll do a greater aige 1
st.rlpi. . tlcal Work and do it easier and bel|
tiny nachilie she has ever used. I i
ngues. fully recoinmend, it as a No.
machine. Yours truly, L
'od Fish,. qt. Q. ,
W1anbnro, S.- Jan. 3, 1883.
English WALKER'S
no can do a~s mnch wvork now ashe coul
before we nmovcd West. Since she got
well every one about hero is taking it.
M IkTe Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old
Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fashiona
ble color, 10 cents.
No accounting for tastes: When
Brown, after eating a dinner at the res
taurant, asked the proprietor to charge
it, the latter said ho should ho glad to,
but he kept no hooks. "Keep no bookI"
exe'aimed Brown. "No," repliad the
other, "there ia no accounting for tastes,
you know--at least, not in this shop."
Pm i)m un,a , Sept. 28, 1878. 4
FiR'-t have taken hl) Bitters and re,
coman end themx to others, ,as I found them
very beneficIal, AllHB. J. W. TULLER,
Bec. Wlomen's Christian Temperance
Umion.
A VOATION.-Flrst small girl: "y
know what Pmn going to be wvhen I grow
up I" Becond ditto: "What are youj
going to be when you grow up ?"' Firsts
small girl: ''A widder 1"
Ldes and children's boots andl shoes
cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Hen:
StIffteners are used
As we shall issue no calenders for
1883, parties who have sent a three cent
stamp ior one will please call at this
office and indentify their property.
Malaria, chills, positively curt di by
Emory's Stamalard Cure P'ills. Tiheir eqoal
unknown, sugar- coated; no griping. 25$c.
HEADACUFE.--Dr, Haley says that, as
a rauio, a dull, heavy headache, situated
over the browsa and accompanie-d by
languro, chilli,ess, anti a fooling of gon
eral discomfortw,with a distamto for food,
which sometimes approaches to nausea,
can be completely removed in about _
ten- minutes, by two grain doses of io
dide of potassium dissolved in half a
wineglass'ul of water, this being sipped
so that the whole quantity may be co03
sumed in about ten minutes.
Chrohithion collars and cutfs for gentle
men are easily washled, and do not require
ironIng.
CARAMEL.-To make caramel, put in
to a porcelain sauce-pan say half a
pound of sugar and a tablespoontul of $
water. Stir at constantly over the fire -
until it has a bright, dark-brownr color, Oi
being careful 1pot to let it burn or black
on, Then add a teacupful of water and ~
a little salt; let it boil a fewr moments ni
loniger, cool and strain it, PutL it away ve
in a close corked bottle, and it is always to
ready for coloring aoups. " 5
*D)ruggists and ~hslcins recornmend
and prescribe L''dia E. Pinkbamn's Ve'geta- .1
ble Compound for all female complaintr. tlh
'ml
LEMON juice, used as a gargle, Is said
by a French physician to be a specific rm
agaist diphtheria and similar throat et1
troubles, which he has successlully used
for eighteen years.
Dr. IKline's Great, Nerve Rlestorer Is' the
.marvel of the age for all nervo dils aces. All
uits ato1pd tree. Send to 931 Arch stree' am
GAYENNE pepper sprinkled abundantly nR
over your breiakf'ast andi dinner plateo
will sometimes be sufflat in itRscV to or
cure a stomach cold, of which a loose, us
hoarse cough is a prominent sympton.
"BEST CoUlI BAIASAM IN THEw WVeRa.D." Tlry it. a
2PrIce 100. i14-W. KiNSMfAN & Co., Augasta, liaIne, al
In
A TEARPOONFUn.of spirits of ammonia
added to the i-inse water will make rue- ki
ty black goods look as good ais new. :th
That Husband of Mane a
Is three tno the an hie was i,eforehe began *)
4' URE
heumatism, eur , t ,
Nl[,Sfl oa,
Lumbago, Backache, Hoadacie, Toothache,
lore Thvont,X.wenIIssga% Npassn,ruisea,
. urns, senada, Erod 1Itex,
aD AIA. QVI1l HQDiLY PAINS AND AC'iES.
91(oy Druggists sad Pesrsoaeorywheae. Fity Coutsa bottle.
Direadious In It Languages.
i4E1 CilARLES A..VOPILEIt CO.
(uoesson.r vQo0VLEa4*O.0) italtiamure. )11.. U.S. A.
IRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, OF LYNN, MASS.,.
2 8
*0.
/ . .,,1'21 .
C
E
0
,YDI E PINKHAMIS,
VEGtTABLI'GICOMPOUND,
Is a Positive atire
or all thieso.Patuial Oooalante andl Wcenk-eeases
secomuson toonebes female populatlon.
It will oure entirely tho worst form of Female om.
daints, all ovarian troubles, InIlanmation and Ulcers
Ion, Falling and lieplacemonte, and the consequent
pinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the
hango oft .ife.
It will dissolve and expel tumors front tho uterus In
n early stage of development. The tenency to can
eroushumoretherecalcecked very specdily ly Ito uso.
It removes faint.pess, flatuleney, destroysall craving
oratimulants, and relieves woakness of tlh stomach.
t cures Dloating, Iondachos, Nervous Prostration,
lo4oral Debility, Blooplogquess, Depression and Indl
ostion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
ud backacho, is always pormanently cured toy its use.
It will at all tiies and tinder all clrounistances act In
armony with thelaw'a that govern the female system,
For the cureof RiIIney ComplaInt4 of either sex this
,ompound is unsurplased.
LYDIA E. PINKIIAM'S vEETALE COM
IOUNDis prepared at 233 and 233 Western Aveife,
.Ynn, Ma. Prico 81. 61 bottiesfor i5. Bont by mail
2 the form of pitle, also Iu the form of lozonges, on
eceipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham
reelyansworsaill otters of inquiry. Bond for pamph.
it. Address as above. Nenition thfs Aper.
No family Phouhl be without LYDFA r,. PI11KIIAM'S
IVER PILT.S. They curo constipation, billousasse
ad torpidity of the liver. 23 cents por box.
9-t- Sold by all Drumalate. -tD
IV
AIEE CREA' CURE.
! ---EUMATI-8-M
p si o l tho ~ainf\o1 diseasea of the -g
E KIDNEYS LIVE ADBOWELS.
16tleanso c tm of.toardpio
taouesthe adfu auftbring wto
D only the viotims of Rboumnationl i wca . #
THOUSANDS OP OASES .i
, of the worst forms of thi etrriblo disease
g have boen quiokly relieved, and in short time ~
2 PERPECTLYOCURED. 0
PRlIcE, $1. I.IQUID ORl DRY, SOLD DYT DIUGCISTS. .E
WEL, RjO SO N & C,rtur;onvt. l
ot ing in the wpr d ea to it ror the
cure of Scroftai., imples, Dolls, Tetner, Oilt iorca,
Soes iEyes, tieroerlal Diseses, Catarrh. Loss of
Appeti, Femaisleaoplaiusandu all Olood
discaus. It never fait. All druggists and
country store keepers a -11 It. It. it. Melter,
A Ce., Prep's, Pitt.buargh, on every bo'ttle.
BEEORE --AND - AF TER'
Electfic Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Tril.
rWo MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OL,D,
WHO are suffering from Knnvous DrzuIrr,
Lost VITALITY, LACK OV Ni;hYn Fone'n AND
Iloont, WAsTsNoWVpANoasan'a.andl al to divvares
of a P'BasoNAre NAvuans -raulng fromt AnvsEs and
3ruZfn CAUcEs. Speedy relief and complete reeto
rattonof livALTfl,VIOOntand 3MAgItooOO)(UAnIANrE:,.
tho grandest discovery of th NineteenthI Contury.
lend at onco foriilustatetdP1atmplt.free. Address
70LA!C BELT 00., MARSHALL, MiON.
A W EEK. 542 a clay at thomoecasily made. Cootly
uttro.Adltiess ThnE& (Jo.. Auguscta, Me.
Jkare'elous Cure.
, IJINB'8 G REAT
Dasasx.. ONLY sUAa oURE roa Nanv fEro-.
IoN,s, EPeLPsir,etc.INFAL1AIl5LE iakont
a directed . oItl fier frst ai'. s. Treatise2tu otefe e)i ae,hypya er ,ee
charges on box,whaen received, Snd name,s.and
express addrosa of aftHloled toc la.Ki,N il Areb
SI..Plhiiada .Pa. -Rs.DrIgaEsI. Beare o/Jrau<je.
us Watelafai (uarxdian and Falilarn1iPro
Lectos eu tst to ActIve Dusty Again.
ifn. I[ENnv A. WATrncatAN, of the city of P'royi
ace,1II. 1., for manay yearA the faithft andu viglant
rht watchman'of the larotow itivo Company's
ry extensive ostablishmnt, having beent connfinodl
his home several weeks by a very rIistressilng iii.
as, on resumng his du(ios again avai himself of
s earaly olportt'ity foi' stating bt-lofly at faew plsan
Ins. Mar. Waterman says:
'A few mnonths ego I was taken d1owna witha severe
rwja, which conaflned me to thae house quIte a longi
ne, and much of the linac I wats ae very lame aolo be
sin! to walk,and nay loft tcg,fromn the hip to the loas,
"anme monstrottIly swollen, land I atufferedi extreine.
front the coltchnt ianoneapais laroabaced bay so
sat ianflamimaion. I was trying the vaarioaua so-cal.led a
rcs all the timeo. and wia uinder the treatmnit of ao
yiaioian sevon weeks, but getting ino sublsatial ro
r'. At this time an old-timoe friend, a police oicor.
lIed upon mae, and di .ring oure conaversaioa in.
rmed me of thoe great benefit whIch hae lad obtained
the iatue of Ulunt's iteamedy, and aa;mon mu to tr y it,
ho consiudered it a wonderful mue .iainae. I com-.
meeod taking flunt's IRemedy, haaviang very little
ith ihast it would do much in such a sittabborn catto
mtino, baut my doubt was soon dIspelled. for before
ad taken oneo bottle I began to scot bettor, thte si
roe hams disappeared, the swolteit heo gra-ially dni.
nasod in sIze, anal I ws Onooanrtaa. i I.' contInue itae
o of (the itomedy, and thae impro,'emient tonay health
ntinues; my appetite is goo I. I have reg ained my,
ength, anad I am now patrf.arani.tg again my diuties
a watchaman at the foundry. Every nIght I go up
d down staire more than one hundredl tImes andi rn
good conditIlon, and feel that miy rocovo y is ditoe te
tnt's Itemnedy ale. Aly ceotoro dieknoe atid terri
swollen leg was caused by the dlseaced state of miy
ineys, and!I thInk it is a m3st vatlab'o meadlieuuo
at will so speedily relieve and cure sutch a svere
10 as mine. I theorefore ritotochoerffly ruoom.
nd flunt's Itemedy to all afiloed wills kidney ie
lo. s,d I know it to be a safe and relable meodicine.
'rnom=pggn Docse-= 5.1S2a
Fal
3 nt ino t p i
oer le r F olo i
cinte , mo e Puubl
I atu d
oain box%ziaroue 4 *'fQ
30 es,,mIn o stepul, e m 0,1iU to:
eto th 01eit IemA*a e~1W~ r~.
Wisb or* Ish uo Ue tl t 9pfo-e.
efa I oOl bo I d tr 1 no1 re r
te7t draeM -rexii Irnt ar t Meeta to
a hn w 1 1 or$t .I, o 1hth, I,carle a
8n 1 o to I u 8 io t
ETO e. . .- edxyl t'ipwor.i r
a r o , olF,adles r oug
rty AE Fra 0r, At w rit nX
IV. e 11' ms, PUsI t 0
.e 1 haan. ever' Inau 1 3alnu ond way,s I o
$Dast,eeS$2SampleFree
WHEOSU EPOUNDY
IRE COD LIVER
OIL AND-LK.
WIlbor"M C041-Tlvel' Oil skild 1611ne.-Tho
it on ularty of this stti and offtialuitsa 'preara
LT0ion3s01one0(('t)iUt lo to italuttiiBiorth. in the
)uro ofo OUghs,(ColdVAtsthiui.Blronotl'oV oPitw
loug) gco ulotm Humors, and, all Uo is Iptive
ynmrtonns K lhaR no aitoorior it equal. Ltno one0
Ilegleot thec early syn111to11s of alsea"L, whon an agent
Iat haud which wllouroe ll calt o thoet
Lungs or Th tA .an aili only byA. o it.
mon.Bemisk oston. Ho et y alldrtieggsts.
NEVW YORK SHOPPING
Dry Goows and all household rtioles purchaged to
o~L~5 ut of towns. For dirouar"o.'Aldrems 311tH.
anted."UN MY 0. Rx INN, Now York.
I ANTISU- TO TAKE N~ICB,.LIIT AND
V plealit wiuk at their o vik bonieonjudies or young
men work Ent all; no Maan.assitu; ios
rto ftun rt yr . Please addres IN IAIJL
MAN UFAOi'UJIM CO 0., Phlada.. Pa,. Drawer TI'.
,~ TRKTIF you hav a vilet Enainhi
Th lon$2rego ofme Fe
wheii ich esalto theageneo
with piMEDIATEe DetcuaEATlHvr orFS
$5 Daysear us $2 San Fre
Addtre'S (111 Abenosy, 15V Hudson, Stract,N.Y.
THE SUN'S ERTU
'TIM 81I18 first ain it to bo trietlmet and uy.oh,
It" 3ond. to writo an catertaining hiatory of the
tries hit welivo. Itisnt onaiaverag. s oro
than a uiltionlil a we ak. U48 virvitItion in now
lorgI tim ever beforv- bubterition: DAILY4 pagei).
I illt. 85e.n nan th. or So a yer% UNDA
IN pagxm). #1.20 pi-r yeair; N% *MIKI. (M p)ag0s) $11
1ie yN*. ENOLAN I). Publitdher. Now York City.
FRAZER
AX LE GREASE
No4it Ilktileo worl(. ue L ite welslIle.
Every packnue olt,4 4bcan, tane-ra,na
and In unitked esa. w'h. Uo L
EVE19TWU1E.
g3bd% S[REETS ilue writing paper, In blotter,
with ialun(dr, b w inati for is. Agents
W&otd. EUJONO.UY ]RINTINO Co., ]Newbury
AGENTS Th-iboatier~aae r uelUA4
Worlel Writ . f\vt,,rhtiaerto eq. rtil.V eh Pervp
priatur. 34M juuU tshlu aot, Philudelplila. ra.
~n I Ftou have a violent-valn tu
teregion of the HEART,
which seems to threatenyo
r ith IMME.DIATE DEATH or
"HEar DiESTs In CHaET."m
E READ'S HEART OURE
's"i'"' ,Is at sure remedy.
e, rrice Ono Dollar per bottle
I UMARTIN READ & CO.
P.O. Box 2015, Philadlai, P&.
Sorienso teansai
an al fu*6a
n era and
Iary men n.
* des ad rl werd
ofrebod stah
5 tool$2appetieer or
tILending tondntu In.s
vifran tht eenaitn hesntaiase. aou
RNSTHAR.HtERSnaoMaerInule.
aet o al sc ,hpas W it be r nt M akeus. aaph
ai Primpce Tentomn aylor dRo Nasiles
y r o ra a gtuia e r h le e h om 5ie n
r r el euee ay o nds. 53 Arc nie t. oa 5 0.s
Flarna gFati $t(Ja w i 5r -
y 6(0.0% frovernotreamentsofcas tand
HANEarOcit MWK. ub e n 500tce tamb
MIT oj onaead
oi ks tarnoan tuest-I
gerin the good. t, Je
yers; ie fo lst ate d f -.
Omoe ns a a ow, Yo