The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 11, 1883, Image 4
AGRLUULTURE.
How LONG BuTraI WILL Kiip.--.
few years ago while a well was bein
cleaned, a half pound of butter wr
found in the byttom as gool and swo<
as when first made. How long it hu
been there no one knew. The presel
occupant of the premises has been fi:
teen years on the place, and the pum
being in constant use there had been n
occasion before to have it cleaned. Th
butter must have been there all thi
time,an<t how long before is not knowr
The outside was of a paler color tha
that within, but otherwise there was n
change.
It is not unknown to good dairy folk
that butter will keep well in cool, pur
spring water, and some have taken ad
vantage of the fact to preserve butte
in close vessols under the surface. iJu
we think it is not generally known tha
it would keep so long and in actual con
tact with the water. It might be o
great value whether this hint abon
preserving butter might not be takei
advahtage of, so as to initiate at regula:
plan of preserving butter sweef an(
fresh, until markets or other cireumu
stances favor good prices. It is one o
the weaknesses of the butter busines,
that at some seasons prices are ruinous
]y low, and the usual remecy of potting
is not a very good cure.
The water of course must be cool and
pure, At a high temperature, such ai
most water near the surface roaches
vegetable organisms grow that woul
soon communicate decay to any organi
matter in the water; but there are ma;
places where a lagoon of the prope.
condition of pure wEll-water could rea
tilly be constructed.
It may not be out of place hera to ro
mark that little lunts such as there ar
continually occurrig in almost evor3
one's experience, but only soon to bt
forgotten. Yet ofton if the suggostioi
be listened to aul the thread followet
up, one might got on the track or som1
good idea that woukt ralpidly make i
lortune. We think that. new invention
requiro much studyt Wut the trutt is,
nost of our discoveries Lave been b;
accident..
lEE):ls(IN VA i.lia OF ENslIrA(l'.-WI
have iltluiries concerning the feodlhn
valiue of enlage, some of which shov
some confusion of mind mo regard to thi
subject. B3ealing in mind a few gener
ul principles will help to a better undri
stn ud;h'g.
First. The value of food preservet
in a silo delptnitis very greatly on whia
Wis Ptt in--its natuu e amti col.ttitiotl
The imateriil uts ti attul 1Ito legrt'e o
niturity of tiii' Crop will greatly all'Tec
the villte.
htSecntl. i'ting gra11s', eorinstalkss o
otlher sub.stlaee inl t111) tluo ts not at
al,ythlin to lhil t ri en onttailneti it
the innterlul. Wo ctanl;ot take onl
what we iti not 1im1. in. (%ulting at,
st in1g t he 1rt'tn loul in a silo m;t1
muake It N (11t tgn.tllhh', nuty. and ottei
tlit' h is drit d ini litut teta, Let
hug lilt nt>ititnrte dru y ri li rom ilh>
gr'ati 4) r t,1m p:r'4e1n ci llt-stailks in it
hellsz , ii 1l itit l i,4it Ciii it' tt iILslal1itc
t.elt ihullhilt matzke these sublstanitce
le"s tht ntrablet is lutnd. 11u fact, it doeci
11 k1c- Ilt 1n i i's pialtlalelt, P'rt i'Ins.
1 ihei ol tlia Iltii 1ltrt ill Ile ellsilatget
th ilo ii o any con)titerale e.tenit ther
F<mth I, ReasonhI aind expericuet
alhke h-td us to contcludtha t we cannel
makiott euisiiged' grtiis or coirnrsttlli
atlonec I:to the pI:tee oif piotl pnilin Itt-i
'Cheo itit-~r shoul d be 81gi in c onet.iol,
wit,h I hie t<,rttir.
t11ztion, uu nii lilat kept. in1 at ilto wii
teastwlihit' t.iei luion ot t air, matike,
at pat atuei imdtt tairly Hatistateiory' I toii
Tlo Attmuiiani ai be amii t:
w~orin hay101 tg withI colnlipartive' ease
an id atlso tAt Pteure thet. htay int t,mhese
einet Iromn four til ctiubt in the atlir
110on. As soonl as the~ thuv is till' in t hi
inloriitg, spreatd tiho swathts nitid opet
andt raikt uip that whnIib wtas mown tIn
hollrs 11111 bte clvotei to griLltin1g
5eyth les anat hineliit kmvesC4 11( aml inla
ing Ilttin hayi th barnlti*i. .11. tie gr'as:
lays ini the tiwathl tinet iight, ini th<
tumbihle t.he lnext itighit, antd is drawl~i
into th barnI m in thle hieat of t he dIay tt
will not. need iunyii hittra' sunl eithe:..
iy, It swt, br Iight ,1ay, tree frton
(lust, is ut tanted. to fariiner s1thuh uii
it whtile it is wet withi dew. .in order'i t<
follow this plant a1 suppily of suiitatbe ha;
Caps is nee'ded, then, if aL shower is seei
comintg uip, te Iiriluer will find it les
work to pt it iin htetaps ail cover it I
AN OiiROT(.'ttN T1o blUnual;aNo.-'There
is at growmlg suic)tii-ionht the sourei
of 0our inli-ect troubils aet tlhCtg the st raw
berry nuty be itnnd in the pratiicte o
mnulching, imd there are certainly mtatt;
circtumfstance~s which re.'nder tis vier'
likely tto proivo ta true onto. Ott carto
ship their fri;t to hiladlphia., amt
from n eu(xtimiinti ott of their heohls and1(
fruit, it. is aecertinetd that those fielitt
unmulchied hauve bteeni very nleally or etn
tirehy free tom the bug which ha
wvrough t ucha rins oin the unmuulehoet
fields.
ing benealth thle mulh t t dug aull InI
".inter antd sprinig, andt now.'. thle catui
fruit-grower.t findts is labor lost. A
ai ltrawbVIerry ltil lookti, ats otne grow.e
expresses it, like j tunpintg from the try
ing-pantito 1 te lire. Uon tsidermg Ih
piossibility or raIther' probmabihty oft th,
mulch acinhg tas at barnttt andlt facor fO~3
the mulch hate int the sprinig intsteadt U
;in the ftll.
IN thle I (ttreatet of stmill fruiit.s snot
as8 te 'tu whierry nial rtaspbterry, it ma;
he ronmarketd in regiari t) the fo,rmet
becomoe tmio trtiet y itnftored by thi
most stuic-e.ifaI cut iatotrs; t ohe firs i
thttti allruiters- shoutld h1 ieimoved frot
secontd us thtat t ho soil thol, inoht b)
laute fall or sp~rintg, and1( not unltil th
fruit trop) hats beeni removed in eatrl
Hi,uune. I)isturb inig the suirfae rot)t
dinitg sprig lissen-ls the crop of bie)
ries.
])i. Pnhm~~une, oh New York, whom lit
attamedtt soe succe'ss with atiltloji
hlatchling of eggs, secures mnoisture ft
4 ~thei eggs by put ltiga g,reeni cabbaige let
pn.to the machino every daLy.
DOMESTIO.
NE'TrLE BaRn.-Boil a good bunch of
g nettles, freshly gathered, in two and a
as half gallons of water, for fifteen minutes;
it strain the water from the nettles, and
d add 2 pounds of loaf or moist sugar
it and 2 ounces of cream of tartar; stir
,- until tho sugar and tartar dissolve.
p When just lukewarm add two large
o tablespoonfuls of good browers' yea'it,
D or - ounce of German yeast, mixed
s smoothly in a cup with a little of the
water first; stir into the rest and leave
ai it twenty-four hours to ferment, covered
a with a board or cloth. At the end of
the twetty-four hours skim every par
a ticle of yeast and scum oil' the top, pour
o the boor carefully from the sediment
- and bottle it. The corks should bo
r sound and soaked in boiling water ton
t minutes before being used. It is safer
t to tie corks down with wire or string.
- The beer will be ready to drink in two
f days, and forms a cool, pleasant bevor
t age. It is diflicult to defilno the exact
t quantity of nettles to use, but, guessing
roughly, about a hundred big stalks
l with the leaves on, of courro-would
. make a good bunch. Somo people pro
for using only the tops of the young
nettles, but it makes no appreciable
difference either way.
A Voico from tlei Northwcest.
MIL.wAul, Wis -The Daily 1)c1ti
nel, which is the lettu> morninug p/lper of
this State, writes: St. Jacob's Otl,tho won
derful remedy for rheumat,isn, has been
3 used by a large number of people in this
city, itd with eil't a truly marvelous.
FAIRY (INoEln1iEAD.---Was ma(le of
two cupfuls of sugar, four of flour, one
of milk, one of butter, a tablespoonful
of ginger and three-fourths of a tea
spoonful of soda. When the butter had
been beaten to a cream the sugar was
gradually added, followed, when the
mixture became light, by the ginger,
the milk (in which the soda had bean
allowed in the meantime to dissolve),
and finally the flour. Baking pans
were turned lpsido down, the bottomls
were w4ped elea 1 and then buttered,
and tho cake mixture was spread upon
thc in very thin. The gingerbread was
baked in a moderato oven until bro;wn,
and whilo still hot it was cut into squares
with a case-kuife and slipped oi the
ltun. Miss Parloa said that the two im
portant. points to ho rt'uemlle red are, to
_ spriud the mixture thin as a wafer and
cut it. t Ie insatat, it. is taken from the
Soven. The gingerbreadt should ho kept.
in a tinl box. A large dish et) b1 made
with the gunantit.is of ingrtloits given
abtlovi'.
" w'at is the prirlsl neiung of i' s falnlllar
le r.1S1' whrn 1.1 n .e11 14) Signify all linflatural
co4i)l 11 01 of t i-h" ly h, d and Iin ? It l it ni an:+ ex
hltut-lonl, I..ng.,.r, walnt of v'I1.11 1'ergy, a enltal
4a;i11 i t IIllabi 'le -tatei * of p histral 11111 lient;tl
hII,s,-I1 es. 'I'll.' lt-st. anl in lut the on'y per
f1'' II> r1* lne lu , ie.ia fnr i "asol up'- systeIn is
1thit ,nn-t iloiln,r -ami 1.tetnt of ineliletnal l nmn
li i:t's Ii.',i, n:l.r'i.,nialt nillers. No imiter
wule her IIII IeIlI h b.,b..en Lirosk-- .lona boy ex
1. 1.'.1 1' , 1vr - 1l , all i t,ll ous :1 111t
11t1 r,1.1'\.t' , 111 :'g11. I t 11.s 11 i,g i[ s l l n
"r .an .tI.r ean':i1, I h1 Ii1-wr.ril .111.i p1 ssant,
v.',. a l.I r st,sr,. iv wll!. . .Im vr1 iti,i v e tirollp
11Ea . 11 1':' i .'n 4 1,1 11t 1". 1 .s .111 er 111' 1' p of
11: en" r1 .1\ l 11 . -., .Ita, ls t hlll e I:11 n'(t. 11ysof
1(1- nons. n i . laj.i.c 'eii .aii l4' i n (unit al
are' a II. of a att-nal to two gor three
<lIlttis ofi water, iautordhug to the~ heat
ot il.he dav; it 5holdi he0 well boiled, and(
tIe i Iz. I i .. of. brow'l sugar aIl
ed. 11I hi ker than htkued, dd1'( more
wa'tliri. B~eforel drinkuLini it., shake upi
in summeitar drmk this could, ini winter
hot. .It not, only quecnehes~ thirst, but
give's more' stren'igthI 11 ian ndanctiae thn
any other drink, if it caintuot be hoiled,
t ake a little oatmieal mixedl with cold
water andu sugar, but this is not so
god; alw~a.v boiil it itf posaihtea.
A not1 her Lire Saeel,
JT. C. Gray, of il.alevile, Ata., wileis aas:
Iata.ain fior the I.iings, :111ti I 4ath Say, of! .a arauth, it
is fiar 4,ul~trior to aniy !h1 -r ilaing mpro altion in
th wrI. Ay tituit ler wals aaanflie~il ta her lheal
faiur wieeks i wath :1 t lih, alail heatl every at: en -
t11n4b iitsaI guaai jiaysl.inua as there are. lIt thie
whaeni I git oneo tileIa of yaoaur )r. wini. II;ili 5
ltailsinii fir thie lines, sheO her''aan tio iletient rigt
- gwalv. I ienn 51ay in IrnihI, th1:11t it:a waith itieanis of
i.avaing her lila. I kno ofi1 five ca'as-- Ihat D)r. \Vim.
lut's Iil:izini hi:ia enlreal, 111nti illnyIl la a he lu etter
nlow (1han shle hiai hueet be fore for twenu.y year.
l'1,u Saa'i'.---Roil ain eel for several
liouris inl three or four <qnarts of' water
ma rub it thlrouagh a sieve; melt two
IOinnees oif butter ini a panl, add two Oun)
-ce's of flousr anda the soupl with 0on0 pint
I of millk, ad scasoning to tanto0. When
>it hails put1. in a small leek, cut smill,
liad half a tint of green peas, sca1lded to
l reserve the color. Boil ten inutss
lumore anad serve. M1omot.imes the white
> heart of a enabhage retpliaces thla peaa,5 or'
the vegetambles ma.v he wholly omtittead.
P1n 14y,eics: t. ln-tl.K5:'ION, ilh-pris-Ih.na 4,1 $1..9
llit Ull. gi'ra;l. iii-bil ( ,aie I heIr vaia n:~ . a.rin a ba,
as5 al.r I t i Ii V ata llisl level nu' aecil' 111.1 4411,
Iia.exr oi I 'els it. ' a" t d liy ('a.)we'.. Ilaz.r A 4o.,
,Naw Yo lrk, and1. iu4hl b. all iiratgot -. i- the4 biest
Claneb a4,ekllae, aI hasi ni edtia.,
' Ni:rri to cauli ilower, whcich is mforeO
expensive, bioil a firm wmhiite cabbhlage
tifteen mliites, chantige the water for
I freahl, fann the /aoiting kettle, cook till
tenader and noct aside until p)erfectly
col. CJhop tin and add two beaten
[ eggs, a tiablespaonfutl of buttter, popper,
salt. and1 thIIree tablesp,oollfuls of inilk.
Stir alil well together ain1 baako in, a
fatgreaseda puitlhhng dish taut il lrownI. E'at
w hijle hot. Th'isit is iat dihebt ibleJ arul(
Dia',t'o44, N atrition i , seei'lI 11nn1t fli tw n ir
f4ti In orde to,4114 i anlaini a1 he4aihy hai iy. 'l > s.inr 4
11o14 11181. 4': the'I b-,ly SepIt l'uro. N4atuare Is alwasi'. on
IiIln lie us ti - ia4exer'i has aig.'Inity (to uteraxa ins
l144ty, weake ~i' l, itlityl3. tineken 11 ins huint at <(s.
(4r4h r laIis *ly. Anient.li phls 444 l'Iii .'it 4 re id on1 vegota.
tabd li i. iii441S reineiriit puriy th aiail usu prev ala i no
e*uiaaa,clai . Act dri ta44 sen1 alhas,.
for r*e('aclu11tlatd breatl inaado withI seat
r watter as a wonalerttill renmedy against
y scrtlal and disordlera restultinlg fromc
insuiiloient ntourishm Ilent.. Sea-water
s ouighit tao staint tw'.elve hloura before
being 1u1ed( for mnkllinlg deough, int orader
a with it. hm, 1n0 imp lleasanlt. tamsto what
Sever.
l( :i)(ts., Iowa. -r. E. E. Fur1t-r 11ys : "1 have
'.lu coat of a hlorse is one of the suir
est inIc(laionsiI of his state of' beatlt- If
H inl giood health the hair11 i14 smoot.h and
I sleek andll ilo akint soft. Whlen the ays
r tem is durangedi the skini loses its plian-.
af cy. the Hinra. i hiatr an-.l dry a d h
HUMOBOUB.
Hu had a crushed-strawberry nose
and looked as if he had robbed some
rag-bag to make his debut. As he
walked along the street his sig-zag
course resembled a ohrono of a thun
der-storm. An employe of one of the
telegraph companies that have rented
the sidewalks to citizens was going up
a pole to fix a wire. The brio-a-brao
citizen stopped short and felt in his
pockets. "01 soy I" he yelled. "is
there any danger av my gettin' put out?
Oi Kern in without payin an mebbe
Oi'll get put out." The man cane
down and moved to the next polo. The
man with a dado over his mouth fol
lowed him. The climber transacted his
business at this pole and then traveled
on to the next., The anti-prohibitionist
followed him. This continued for near
ly a blook, when somebody tightened
up the slack wire that was lying on the
sidewalk. It made a pinwheel of the
man with the terra-cotta visage. "Be
hovins, Oi noo iti" ho called out. "Oi'il
go out an' pay I Keep ye're hands off I
Oi'll pay, but av ye've only wan monkey
in yer bloody show, yor name is Me
(Iinnis wud a big Q."
*,*"Wise men say nothing in danger
ous times." Wise men use nothing in
dangerous diseases but the best a id most
approved remedies. Thus Kidney-Wort
is employed uuiversally in cases of diseas
ed liver, kidney and bowels. It will cost
you but a trile to try it, and the result
will be most delightful.
li'Milions of packages of the Dia
mond Dyes have been sold without a single
complaint. Everywhere they are the fa
vorite Dyes.
How friendships are kept warm.
Mrs. Jones-"Oh, I've loft out the
Browns 1 Must we invite them ?" Jones
-"Hang it all, it's a beastly bore, but
I suppose we must I" Mrs. Brown- "An
invitation from the Joneses, love I Must
we accept?" Brown-"Confound it I
It's a ghastly nuisance--but I suppose
we must !"
KAI.AMAYz.o, Mien., Feb. 2d, 1880.
I know llop litters will bear recom-I
mieniation honestly. All who use thetu
confer upon theni the highest encomiums,
and give them credit for making cures
all the proprietors claim for them. I have
kept them since they were first offered to
the public. 'l'hey took high rank from
the first, and maintained it, and are more
called for than all others combined. So
long as they keep up their high reputation
for purity and usefulness, I shall continue
to recommend then-something 1 have
never before done with any other patent
tnedicine. J. J. BAIICOUK, MI. 1).
Two young follows stood in front of
a bill board the other night intensely
perusing the announement of the Bos
ton Ideal Opera Company. Finally one
remirked: "What is the 'Boston Iteal'
anyhow?" Tho latter looked at him half
contemptuously for ai moment and re
pliet in a depreeatory tone: "Don't you
know what the Boston Ideal is? Why,
you ninny, it's baked beans."
have you heart Disease in iny formi
if so ue I)r Graves' H1iart Regulator; 30
years have provedi it a sure remedy for or
g ic or sympatlhetic hleart Disease. S'
per bo~ttle ar. d ruggists.
RavnIEI suspiciouis: '"The situation
seems to he good, the soil is fertile and
thme river is full of iah, ht I don't tiumk
I should he willing to settle down here,"
said the strimater. '-Whyi not ?" askedt
the countrynmn, who had beeni trying
to sell hin a farm. ''Bceause there are
several docetors mn this place and they
look,altogether too contented and hap
Studlents of Music, Literature andi the
fine Arts, will ind valuable inform ation
in the Ne~w Calerndar of the Newv E'igland
Uonservatory of Mustc, which will t>e sent
free to all applieants. Address, E. Tlomaxx,
F"ranikli n Sq,, B3ston, aa.
Tu'nm latest tiinmg in Cidamma; HeL (to his
flinet')--"' I say. J ulia, old girl, have
you ever noticed this ?" She (who hates
to haive, peCople talki to her when she is
reading)-"No." He-"'What I Not
seen this sweet thing in China.'' She
(with enithiusiasm-"OhCl, in China!
WVhat is it ?" lle- 'Sugar." She breaiks
thme eniggemfenit.
Natural petroletun, kteprived of its c-olor
andim disagreenbhhle odor without <di.,tihlation
ainti thme aid of acinds or alkalies, is what
the Carbohnme is made from. As now urm.
pirovecI and1( perfected It Is a beautiful
preparatmon,and peCrforms all that Is clim.
ed for It as a hair restorer.
"WVnAT county' (10 you represent, .sir?"
asked one indivuhual of another in front
of a auloon in St. l'aul, Mmi. , one (lay
last week. "I'm not a membter of the
Legislatumre,"' was the re ply. "'I'm only
a p)rivatte citiizon on a diruink."
Emory's Little Cathartic 'ill--best made
tor Liver Compliamit amnd Bliousness.
Tlasteless, harmless, infallhble. l6c.
A COJ.onIEn minister wished to say:
"'Bretreni, we shall have 1no services
hero until we have raisedl, b)y contribu
tion, sufiient money to fresco this
recess," biut lhe said: "'Brethren, de gos
pei will not be dispensed with any mo'
tdhl we hat took up a contradinerrnmtion
'nufl to hab dis yer abscess frucaste-A."
W,P.AK in geograph)iy: Anm apfplientioni
wias made att at railroad' ticket ofliei in
this city niot lonig since for a ticket to
New Hamitlisr. "T'o what part of
lie State ?'' was the 'rpientjion askrul by
tihe4 figent. "4Well,'" was thes reply, "I
dlon't e'xactly kn"'w, butt it's next, to
that place called V',-rimint."
FO,r Th'ick Iiiti .,
llesiVy ttoinachs, bio,us 'omiltion.s -WoltW May
$a-REstirRVATImoN the I frst lawv (if
nature': "'Wnat makes chiick'ns 'omoil
ouit of tlieir shell, they must 1h0 5o nin
anid wvarm and~ comifortablo, imidie ?"
"Pl r'aps it's because they're afiraidi of
bieinig b)oil."
iCit (iRn 'I, .O. .ir. ii. N. Rtobr.init 5ay9,
I prscrian He~ 'Wm'4 tro m .Uittoris and Iliai it ail it,
11s recn)oui'st(nd -li h."
A 'rnovnUOiI umnele: Rich uncle to his
h)ysioinu-"80 you thinmk there is hope
for ime ?" "Not only that, but I can as
sure you that you are saved." "Very
well, I wish you would inform my
ne4phew; b>ut break the news gently to
him."
Uuse St. I'atrick's Salve, and hearn its great
AN excellent way of speedily fertilit
int laud is by plowing under some hea
vy green crop; in this way the surface
soil is enriohed,not only by the elements
which the crop derived from the air but <
also by mineral and vegetable matters
which were brought up by it from the
subsoil. The best plants adapted for
green manuring are those which derive l
their support principally from the air, 1
which grow rapidly, which cover the I
ground well and whose roots penetrate
ileep and ramify extensively throughout
he soil.
"Shout the Glad Tiding.."
Mrs. THOMAs ATKINsoN, of No. 99 Ring Street,
ProvidencecRL I., joins the exultant multitude in
giad praise and thanksgiving. Mrs. A. Says :
"A few months ago I was taken seriously 1i1.and
obliged to give up my accustomed household du.
ties, and receive medical treatment, and grew
worse continually until I was confined to my bed,
In spite of the doctor's prescriptions and the best
advice that I could get. My sufferings were very
sovere from the excruciating pains In my back,
and my legs were very badly swollen, attended
with severe pains, which were supposed to be
.au'ed by the rheumatism. A friend of mine who
ealled to see me urged me to try Hunt's Remedy,
stating that he knew of the wonderful cures of
several parties who had taken this medicine, in
eases which seemed very much like mine, except.
lng that they were in much worse condition than I
was. I consentq<d to try the itemedy, and begun
to take It as directed, and before I had finished
taking one bottle the improvement In me was
great, and it continued constantly, so that after I
ad taken less than three bottles I was able to re
itune my household duties and do my work easily,
although I had been confined to the betI several
weeks. The swelling of my limbs has disappeared,
and the lameness and pains In my back are gone,
al gone. For all of which, under the blessing of
a kind Providence I am Indebted to Ilunt's item
ty and I believe inat IL is my duty andl privilege
to inform all who are suffering in like manner of
he remarkable curative and restorative powers of
lhls rem'diy, which I cheerfully recommend to all
who are alicted with Kidney D sease and Dropsy."
"Never Known to Fail."
This motto was adopted some years ago for the
ionlerful Kidney medlicine Hunt's Remedy. It
was a bold banner to carry, for Hunt's Remedy is
recommendedi for some of the muot fatal inalatitcs
-Bright's diseases and all kidney. bisdller, livet
nit urinary complaints. Hunt's liRnedy, the l
nreat kidney and liver medicine, Is indeed a post.
vet cure, and really is "never known to fait "
IT is said that there is not a saloon in
)scoda County. Mr. Randall, the pro.
rietor of the newspaper and drug store
it Mioo, dispenses liquor "strictly for
nedical purposes," aud it is surprising
0 note the quantity of that kind of
nedicine in demand. At Ir, Butcher's
ouse we found a bright little G-year.old
irl who gave a good reason why no f
ialoon is needed in Osooda. She had a
ittle purse well filled with currency, i
nd the following colloquy ensued:
"How much money have you got, my
ittle girl ?"
"Oh, I have one dollar and fifteen 1
ents."
"Where did you get it ?"
"I sell bottles."
"Who buys your bottles ?"
"Mr. Raudall. He gives me two
ents for half-pints, thre'i Cetit.s for pints
n-l five cente for quart bottles."
"Wnere do you got the bottles ?"
"Oh, I pick them up all around.
:veryhody who comes here brings a
)ottle."
* "Men are but sorry witnesyesin their
own cause." The praise of Kidney- Wort.
eomes from the molthe of those who have
been made strong andi h' atthy by it. Lis'en:
"It is ciring everybody." writes a drug
tist. ''KidneyWort is the most poptular
nedicine we sell." It should be by right,
or no other medicine has such specific ac
ton on the liver.. bowels and kidneys
I"Glake your old1 things look hike new
by using the Daunondi Dyes. and you will
lie hap~pv. A ny of the finshtale colors
ror;10cent e
'-Yes, I am the mani who had a corner
rn maple sugar a few years ago," he
euplied.
"How much did you buy in ?"
"Almost every pound made east of
Janadia that Spring."
"How much did you force up the
.rico I"
"Not a red cent. I lost ab'.ut $28,
00O on that little spoculation."
"Why, didn't you have the market inI
~our hand?"'
"Yes, for a few days. I should have
umped sugar from eleven to e'igh teen
etat per pound in a for'tnight, butt a
Ve.stern wretch began makmg rmaple
augar from New Orloaus moIass'ea, In -
ijan meal and Lake Eric sand, and in I
month I was a bankrupt. It was,
)erhatps, a good thing for me, though."
"How?''
''Why, I intended to make a corner
in pickles in the fail, and ii 1 had Home
-ne woul surely have invented a biass -
ood cucumb)er andl cut the prica down
Lo lifty cents per barrel."
I saw so inuchi said about the merits of
[lop Bitters. and my wife who was always
docioring,aunul never well, teased inc so ur
gently to iret her somel(, I concluded to be
mmue gam; amul I am g-lad 1 dild,for
In les's thian t wo iiionthsa' use of the Bitters,
ny wife was~ cijretl. andJ she has remained
~ r eaihteen tuenitha since. t like sluch
necr Press."
A Sot:Ti F,~N man says his wife's con
Vtrationi is a l>erfect wonder. Mayb e
me means by this that it is brilliant and
witty, but sonmehiow, ini this conlnection,
it is diffi it to avoid recalling the say
.rg that wonders will never cease.
hieart Disease bas4 brought many to an
untimely grave. The heart is as lable as
rAher orfg'itj to dIues'; If you have it eveon
In the sl'gh'.'t form use D)r. Graves'
A ,'mo wool I *mtog tbe' bent as bject for
nA,heal htudIeI,ti fi Sz x pririient on, aui
hme (couldv be, kl'lwi' fi' r,,t anid cimud alter
ward),.
VmIIh lurs i G. * 'u : , ii.,1,,ig.', Ebu 's , lo'r
k ,,..r , r rh i':i s o, and e ; u' huat l,imey
Es,. A hulng p,r'of's. Keg,' fo~r clir'ubI ars.
"'In tN's lady your kcindured?'' ''Yes,
e's.'' ''A dlislamit relativo, I sli5ppaan ?''
'Oh, certaiinly; she lives ibout fifty
iient away !"'
Is the b's-u I. the' rnarie,t. Iit Is the mocst
economicai a"'l cheapi -si, cno box iaiutmi4 al
long as two of any otuier. On g4rnaismg will
last two weeks. It recuivoed lirt premium at
the Onntonnial anb I Paris E~xp Ilitions,b also
mnols at various Htato fairs. Buy no other.
BAlsa lentiy of parsnips for milch
cows. They are one of the beat of roots
for milk and bu tter.
That Hunstandl of Mine
Is three times the mnan lie was before he began
using Wells' Ilealth Itenewer. $in. D)ruggt s.
A raurr grower says~ itis a good plan
to tr im trees high and pasture orchards
.with sheep. lie prefers it to plowing
or mulching,
THE greeu covering or so-called moss
vhioh accumulates on plant pots is al
vays injuric us to the plant. "A bright
>o makes a healthy plant," is the gar
loner's rule. This green covering is an
ilga, a plant closely related to the sea
reeds. It acts in much the same way
is glazing would act in stopping the
)ores of the pot and allowing no circu
ation of air, It should be scrubbed ofi
is often as it appears with sand and
vater.
Dr. Pierces's "Favorite Prescription"
perfectly ;ttl portutnently cures those dis
.ases peculiar to ftemales. It is tonic and
tervine, etlIictually allaying anL curing
those sickening sensations t tat affect the
3totnach and heart through reliox action.
rho back-ache, and "dragging-down" son.
iations all disappear unlder tit strengthen.
ug eil'ets of this great restorative. By
1ruggists.
Tun eggs of the currant worm are
aid on the young leaves, near the root
f the plant, early in the season. The
ar%w first oat through the young leaves
ant then ascond the bush. If white
teillebore be applieti to the young lower
eaves as soon as the lar%o3 begin to eat
toles through them, the bushes will
robably be spared. If poultry be fed
imong the currant bushes they will us
tally destroy the worms entirely.
Our Orandmuthers
aught their daughters thtt ''a stitch in time
taves nine." A pill in time saves not only
tine, but oftontimes anl inealcul able amount
s suffering as well. An occasional dose of
Jr. Pierce's Pellets (Little Sugar-coated
ills), to cleanse the stomach and bowels,
tot only prevents diseases but often breaks
tp sudien attacks, when taken in timne. Bly
t ruggists.
TiiEj est farmer in Herkimer County
J. Y.,raises large crops of fine potatoes
n soil almost pure sand. He does it
)y using plenty of barnyard manure,and
>lanting six or eight inches deep. A
lay loam, deeply and well worked with
>lenty of stable manure to enrich it and
oosen it up, meets to some extent the
ame conditions, the soil being light at
he surface, and gradually becoming
uore packed below.
For weak lungs, spitting of1 blood, weak
tomach, nigit-sweats, antih 11e early stage:
TConsumption, ''Golden Medical Discov.
ry" is specilie. ly druggists.
IT is a question with some Westert
artners whether they are really proflt
ug by robbing their land of fertility
sud selling enormous crops at preseni
ow rates. When this fertility is gonc
t will be a slow and expensive procesE
o replace it, as Eastern farmers are
earning to their cost.
Dr. Klino's Great Nerve Itestorer is tit
marvel of the ago for all nerve diseases. All
[tt st.oped rre. Send to 981 Atch Street
Phladelphltt. Pa.
IT never pays to underfeed anythius,
von if the animal is only kept in stort
ondition, that is, neither giving mill
,or fattening, a little graiu will do n(
arn, Young heifers, however, shoulc
ot be given fattening food before tbe)
unve their first calf. Hence oats ant
)ratt are better than corn.
Ladies and children's boots and sl)et
1annot run over if Lyon's Patent lice
:stiffcners are uscrd.
WHF.N ho rees eat their oats too rap
diy the evil naay b)e cbecked b>y placing
ome clean cobblestones in the box,
'he lhorse will thus be eompelled tt
>ick his oats more slowly, masticati
hem more thoroughly, atal they wviI
Ic him mitl more goodti than if hurried
y eaten in the ordlIiary way.
Skinny Mesn.
"Vs ells'Health, Renewer"restores heatlh and vigot
'ores Dynapepsia, liinpotenice. Sexual 1)eLbIht.y. $1,
A ral saved now may be worth dol
inrs next fall. What is onaled"'bad luc0k
ni raising lambs is roinetimnes bad man
gemnent, or no mnanagement at all. 1f
lhe sheep are healthy, neairly every onc
roll formed should be raised, and noth
ng pays the owner better than close,
>ersonal attention to themn.
Nerrons~ debiltity, the enr.ae or the Amnericanu pte
Ie, illmiediately ysels to thte ati on of Browns's
ron Bitters.
IT does not taike a great dteal of slo.
'only managemenlt on an ordlinary sized
arm to waste $1,000) a year.
TRADE MARK.
'The pma~ are warrante.l to be, PUKIiELY vege
aible, free~ fromn all mm ier.iil d oher pois~on tus
mtncest,c. 'They are a1 certnscs ere~ for Conust f
'allosn. Stek II.lts .ce, l)vs,ep,-I.a. It biosem
I's'rj)a Liver, L'ss of Appe1t ie, assii all disenses
iris-ng froms tue
Liler, St,isu (13l, Bowels or
l'hey re'nmve alt obAsructions, fromr the' channelt
)f thte systemi ansi purtify t he b,1'a,', I '+r.- ', n-a,
inlg heaulh, streungths anel vjg r. $'d 5 'y dtr'g.
Ilsts, or sentt by Inalui for 25 c:55tH 55 Htas~ by
P. NE-UST A EDTiIt & O.,
83 Mercor St., New York,
Sole Matiufaturers of ST. 3l'NA~ gti? EUE.
rA li, I Vt.L.S.
Oenag iur carenwa.
. - - -
. FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF 4
*CONSTIPATION. 1
-- No othIer disease is so provalent in this colm
" try as constipattin, and no romedly has over
* equjsalled the colobrated Kidney-wort as a ?
E ouro. whatever thooauNo,howuver obstinate as
the case, thiss romody wii. overcomo it, a.
SP E Hsdistrossing oom
U liti very apt to bo -
oompUoated withonmtipation. Kidney-Wort -E
y strongthser..s the weakonedl parts and quick.ly d
U5 euro. all kinds ot Pilos oven when phuyatcians A
mandi meduicinesa havo boforo failed.
t2- tyrIf you have either of thonos troubles e
SPRIOR SI. USE Drussists Sell ~
YUGMEN !!mAltO'IAlOi?4s*al I
guarntee ornloyent,athle1'. W. itEl ibi Ada,(J
"Laul Howard's Pearl of ~Beauty.,
Eisuset Eltegsst! Fen'grantt IluKrmiens
Ril" (5 y reoei reclea, Pleassm.ea, llfitt
Isessies, Tas, anda uvery unptCtledimomi tosbeanty
ina 'kssng the sk ies am wias s no w.nn ihstn cois
galex anns brtIliiently Rbenstllisl 11 FIesh snma
t"earl titst-Anssosibie to deatec ts stae! 500,
'oaywthero 8ent posp:aids. ,it:rtiiy eineio.srd, ior 600
eurrenscy or Ibostago et asmps. (or 2 for el t0).
33.3!. UIUJN TEJL, PE ERFUYM EN,
150 N. 10th Mt.. P'biaeelst.
7A wEE7K. $12aday atomeeasilymade ots
ouitfit free. Addross TiRUE a0ti.. Auguwsta. li
C'IOihMAN ttUAtNEsts (?oLLaos,Nowark N.J. 'Terr
/j$40. otion forgaduates WrIte f or oircular
*n tow . 1 i
LOVELY'
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLETO ALL.K
What Nature denlosto many y
Art secures to all. Hagan's
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish, overcomes Redness,
Freckles, Sallowness, Rough
ness, Tan, Eruptions and
Blotches, and removes all evi
dences of heat and excite
mont. The Magnolia Balm
imparts the most delicate and
natural complexional tints
no detection being possible to
the closest observation. 2
Under those circumstances
a faulty Complexion is little
short of a crimne. Magnolia
alim sold everywhere. Costs
only 75 cents, with full di
rections.
A Olat of Bteauty to a JoF Foreover.
DR. T. FE LIX GOURIAUD'S
Oriental Oream, or Magical Beautifier.
teLeoi Ty
.lema oa
-~ rim pes,
s. * emIsh
se ltarnleas
we taste it to
be aute the
Dreparatio n
.made. ,9c4
no oounter
toitof aialhr
A, ,Sayre, said a lady the waT TON (a pa.
atc}!l a ladlen wllU ifna therta ootnmmea4
oura a ream' as the leant harmfut of all the kin
prepara one." One bottle will lfitsix months, nenf
lt ei~y day Also Pondre 8ubtile removee superla.
tlEt as t o i ryt the skin.
ias. RA . Sol~e Pro.,4 a,
For -o b a egyiatas'p Fac Go elr
totiout ho 8., anAs and urop . ie.
base uitatione. 1.000 Reward fo arrest and
proof of any one sellng the same.
EDUCATIONAL..
1883. The NE 31 (ALENDARE of the 188.
NE,W ENGOLAND
CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
leAutiiftully Illustrated-.i pages. RENT Fi EE to
au'"trself and musical frien, s. Send natnes and adidressea
to E. TOUIIJEE. Frankl'n Sq.. toston. Mass.
Th. Largest and beast appofntf Jfuo. I.Ierary and
Art achoand IIOM.E/or young ladies. (in the world.
OAN s fN TIlE FAMOUI MINNE0
TO I VE i VALLEY,tunequNalett
for stock.risitng. dair3 3ug and
water and nie:r tintbor-lEW'l'.t F AD andnthoend
UEA'Ell than IIOd IsADt iu 1.AKOTA and
nore PROl I than OVEtNMENT BIllDi3
will be sold at grent hargans dnrug the next sixty
<days, in singlu farms or latrger tracts, on terms to suit
buyers, by
M. 0. WILLAR)
ltlanmkulo, 1Innli,
(Bare chance for colonies or nelghboth .)
TA1FO1tIATION RIE AtiIINU 1)INVEI
und the N1E CAltIONA Rt. FIl,bl) 0 OLORA
O sent free. Addres A. O. FISK, Denver, Oul.
fR l,lrLl "" n "Health Helper"
FREE f .u wuut10 Bfl
1'ertolet lalt. H1.11.1toz1041ltta o,N.Y.
30Young Men wante<d to learn telegraphy in 8ept. Ad.
dress Com.& R.it.Telegr'ph Coll,. Ann Arbor,lich.
DEFAULTED BON M Hi){IOUUT.
SAM'L A. GA1V LOUD. Il.ttier, St. Louis, Mo.
? SGATES For the Hst, Simple -t and 1loat Dutr
eable .Self-Openinir Oate, that always
ol.na awa\* from hlie ti'l"n d-lrtas
. W1. T-lET EIt& IRR4., Trotwood, Ohio.
Ui lPR0TANT INFORMATION.
The' und1 rahllrn are e:aten al -ely entgaged in aelli ng
FAi11.1 S. 'lhL *.dtLe bIlt ofI liform:Itieon is imuport.mtt to
yout i yoIu Omunt to ibuy, as1 we h:no very manily far acns -
tor ,sale thait acre eirt l as to location, soIl, climt a to
soc.Uty and11 maIikets. Write us what you want anl d w.
canm suit yout. Spemon~)0ttllC p aperet f ree to any ado
dr@IIH. e* rsolImetlllllt l,llket mnaps of AMary andS
Vlrginin anti WesIt V'Irgclnia by lmil ioitid( cel re
Ii~ f IncI ,m miIll . -r iicy. .Price, with hnd ox
,J. L. iANN A & IlIbs., 26, W.Fayett St. ialtimo-re, Md.
RI Arc-I it., Phila , Pa. Aeiviee fre-n, sIttinp for re
lIly. Will bIe lat i5r tlnch Olfi-es thtese daya of each
moti1th: Kucvsteenn ilc)lnso. ltterlng. Pa. 2d:4a;tiurday O
lltih mo110t. I fI or.he I ionsoIl. Ii Iriburg. Pca., flIh and
estI; Nt. I hlatrI 11 . l, t llrhu Ih, Pa.. 5th and11 sth; (oue
t1:r l.ouiso, rI Il A 13 nI'. 11nd . Ct h1 and. 11th; Uomumer
No PIty LI illeure. T1ou
CIearI Rstab)lihed, 1,000h
lbi:iL ured. -tAt oll D r.VIIt
R:E:E arsh, i n c)ey, Mich.
$5 to $20 e '.d'ylt;0nni;Ori15r
TIlLE PURET AND BE~ST
flemsnec.y evera .lIamte -It is C'on potmmades
from,u Jops, iManit, Bauelmu, Man
dranke, naatE N)hrndellon.
Thte oldest, best, most renownied and valuable
nmotliclnej in theO wVOrbI, a111ist iliddit ion it, contaihia
all tihe beat and1 InmOst cifechivo cuirativo ptrop)erties
of all othetr rreedies, being the greatest liver
reguilator, blo0o11 purllur, anlil lie andi health ro
mtorImg atgentl oin01 Iath.
It glve.s neC w ife andl vigor to theC agedt and infirm.
TIo clergym1er11 lawyersI, lteralry meon, ladi(ies, anti
alil it whomil sedtentary emlolymetat cauise irregiu
laritles of! tihe lloodl, Stoinach, Howels, or KlIdneys
o)r whto requmIre amna lmIi i?.er, tonIc, and1 mild ,*umu
lant, it, Ia invalualbile, being highly cutrt!t, toio
No malltter wtlmt-youIr feelings or symt'ltomslI are.
or what the elnasc ur almnent is, us1109 Iftteo
Jont't wIt. 1ntil yonI are1 slick, butt if you only feel
bail or nmtlserale us tmoIhe bitters tat once. It may
IsavO your lie. lilundredsI have been saved by no
ma..-- -- -~~ ..-a. Aas your utruIgglt., or
phiysician. 1)o noti iifer youtrself or let your
friends suffer, bumt uiso and11 urge thm to uso0 Hop
MItters.
Jt youi have lameneoss in the loinst, with frequeni
paItins almel aches; ltlunmtbless of time thigh ; onnty,
p)alinful aml fre3uentL dischanrgu of urIne, lled
with lill, and11 which Wvili turn red b)y staniding; a
VOracl-ons appelelte and untqumeflnhable thtirst; harsh
and dry skin; elammy tonguo, often darkly furred;
Swollnn aneld inilttn,ed gums ; dIropsical ItwellIig of
Ltii limba ; fre-quent attacks or hIccough ; Inaibilty
to vidi Ltn urino, ail great. fat Iiu in, attemptIng
It-you are sItiItg froum luome forln of Kidney
or IJrinaery Unmplaint, Iu.; usI Bltum,T's DIsstAa5
ofi the kielmys, StoneI or tlhimmaiont of time blad
der, gravel artim renal calotmill, diatbetes, stranguiary
at ri-tire amli r(letionm oIf thn urine, anud Hop lit.
Les LImte onily remmmtdy that Wvill permntently cure
liememiber, Ifop Blitters In no vile, drugget),
dlrunkien lostrtu, hIttt the putmrat amnd beat medi
cine ever madtte, and mno person or fatnily almould
be wihout it, ~ ~
Dont risk any of tine highly laudledl stuff wIth
-teat nimils of great ceres, init ask your neightbor,
-druggist, peactor or phiyelianms what flop Bittern
has and can ido for you andi teat it.
I Pop ular' BaUlla4is,
Wall till th10 (louS dm 11o7.
I cm me-et her whCen the Sun goes Dawn.
We is Iy w ndect 'ac soc ni. h
V(Iantis tIii Me when I m (lane.
'rhe FIl,bimenma and hes chIld
Youc tet mcor' Itke lacer naclfdf every 0By.
Ite Ol u tel Pent rayet.
1O tt yc home agaen. llaihtecu.
r. Nev.er nte I tIree frmthe Daar
rAf I. . k.awam i' et ML tiher .0ree
r I mcc usanc n wn In thme Oat.
PAmalm. Cranctmamr na tIc ine CIcth
A Plnwer irotuc ndy Angel Mr-t her. f irere.
Coon. 5 (ett irelanet ain. ilather beause 9e were iseon
(oc, an unnce,t irIrh let. cc Ihtle e.
Mhlecr, teut me1 in in hn, . i rc ie
9 North 10th tricent. Phlananta, n.s
THE GREAT ERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Relieves and vures
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatioa, Lumbago,
BAPICOACIE,
H561.1 IEADAOHE~,TOOTHIAOBE,
p1iu SORE THROAT,
" auP" QUINSY, WlLINO$,
IIn OSVni' Soreness, Outs, Bruises,
FROS'IIITES,
BlRNS, NCALDS,
And all other bodIly aches
nryl I and palns.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Irl 11 old by till Druggistsannd
i ill Ueiers. Direcions in 11
I The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
(Du,ors to A. VOOi.It & CO.)
h.. ."T... . I. itimore. )tl.. U. S. A.
gop Bitters are the 'uret and Best
Bitters Ever Mlade,
They are compounded from Hiops, Malt, Buchu,
Mandrake and Dandolion,-the oldest, best, and
most valuable medicines in the world anti contain
all the boat and most curative proportis of all
other remedies, being the greatest Blood Purifier,
Liver Regulator, and Life and lealtl Restoring
Agent on earth. No diseaso or Ill health can pos
sibly long exist where these Bitters are used, so
varied and lidrfect are their operations.
They give new life and vigor to the aged and in.
irm. To all whose employments cause irregu.
larity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who re
quire an Appetlzer,Tonto and mild tinulant,Ilop
Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic
and stimulating, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are,
what. the disease or aliment Is, use lop BIllers.
Don't wait until you are siek but if you only feel
bad or miserable use hop llitters at once. It nniy
save your life. Ituntiredi have been saved by so
doing. $500 will be paid for a case they will not
cure or help.
Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but use
and urge them to use Hop Bitters.
itemember, lap Bitters is no vile drugged,
drinken nostrum, but. iho lurrest and Best lodi
cino over made; the "Invalid's Friend and Hope,"
anti no person or family should oe without them.
Try the Bitters to-day.
IS A SURE OURE
for all diseases of the Kidneys and
--LIVER -
It has specilo action on this most important
organ, enabling it to throw oft torpkdity and
Inaction, stimulattng the ltcalttity acetion of
the Bilo, and by kccping the bowolz in fruo
condition, offooting ittt regular dischargo.
* Ifyontnrosntlroring fromn
M alaria. ttal,1,ao tho chisii,
are bilious, dyspeptic, oecoust:ipautd, Kidnoy
Wort will eurely r2.ic vt antl gickly ouro.
In tho Spring to clcanso tho Systom, ovory
one should tako a thorough coursu of it.
U- SOLD 13
Nut"ing In the worl-d equni to It r t 0
cure of scrofula. Pimples, nol ls, letter, (ilt Sores,
Sore Eyes. Mercurial Disea.es. Catarrb, Loss of
Appetito, Female Conplaints, and all slood
diseases. It never falls. All druggl+ts and
country store keepers sall It. it. S. Sellers
A Co., Prop'% Pitt bu , on every bottle.
CUlREd WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS.
ORMS
In the human body HtA DI0AT ES) by using
CLAR 'S WORM SYRUP!
A n old-tmio remedy. Srofe n udt oflectt.
nii in its n.ctions. P'ric~ t;) centisia bottle.
W-Flit MALIM BY ALL tti. st
"TALL ACE FRIIM 'lITT.M TOE
Coat.AN Ed OW."
ZERO OINTMENT
Takes (ae Aelae a*igt ot or :Stit 'ot'ns,
ChilblaIns a'il hlinins, anei hs.-al ots. nirtcheo,
B-.ils,. lt'rn<. Itin :.. c '-. An et s -.10 t f-.m ly l)ot
mntli. 25oe. iC erox. M.m,t by u.we, oim ree Ii pti the~
p'ri, three ,ce.nt , tap. Ml- - P ', ,ber I,
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