AGRIOULTUIRE,
MANUIUNG INDIAN CO1N.--Sinoe farm
labor has boon so high the farmer has
been compelled to raise his crops with
as little hand labor as possible if ho
would make his receipts exceed his ex
penditures. The practice of fertilizing
corn in the hill, on land in good condi
tion, hes in a measure been abandoned,
and the manure las all been spread
broadcast, not becauso in all cases it
has been thought to secure thb largest
crop, but because the cost of labor has
been such that it would not pay to put
a portion in the hill. It is true, the ex
pense of hand dropping concentrated
fertilizers is not very large, but enough
to raise a doubt if there will be sufficient
increase of the crop to pay it. Much
depends on the condition of the soil. If
the soil is not very rioh,oither the whole
surface of t1.o land must be 1'eavily ma
nured or a small quantity put in each
hill if it is desired to have the 3 oung
corn start with much vigor. A soil that
has already been made rich and well
pulverized is in a condition to make
young corn grow vigorously if
all of the feitilizers arc spread broad.
cast,
When it is decided that the soil is not
rich enough to secure a vigorous growth
without something in each hill to fertil
ize it, the very important question
comes up, as to what is the best to put
into the hill. If the object is to force
an immediate growth of leaves and
stalks, care should be taken to use only
such fertilizers as are ini a condition to
be soluble in the water, and thus be at
once available for plant food, or the
plants will got but little from them
until it has been through a chemical ao
tion in connection with the soil.
Mistakes are sometimnes made by us
ing a fertilizer that will not becono
plant food until long after tiho plilnt is
tull grown, thtis failing entirely to as
sist the growth of the Young plant. In
dian cori, a a ule, will not pay for
liand labor to put ft rtilizers in the hilf,
bit. when large fields are to be planted,
iud at corn-tiulater is unetd that. will drop
firtilizers at ilie iune tiio without ex
trt libo'r, thero are any filds that
will yield enough moro corn to iay for
the tertilizers thus used; but the corn
lields of .Englanid are iost of them so
siiall tintt they ile pilatitad by hand
labor.
W A8TEFIIG IIEttt1'.'lTllN 1F ('Ati . --....
'idiiniug nien are intch con''ernel ever
the coiitiiued hibit. of destroving lat go
numIbers of callves in the dairy dist i'ts.
They retalize fully the liflictnly of ip'
r naliig the titiry fariter thtat it wonltl
te wiser to save at loast, the female
calves, for ihe fIrmner wtho eni1 readlily
sell every milnee of milki ait at prc.lit, will
not. reattlily ItoIher with i raisng ciiives.
Very naturally he itaiss, "'hy should .1
feed twenty dolaus+' worth i of milk to
raise at lil een-dlolur calf?' and it is not
easy to show why, tor dtairetin can buy
in11li eows welion t.hl'y e'dti frt'sh ones,
feed them wcell, amd hititn luiekly wlei
the flow of iilk sha1ll hanve 1allen hia)ow
a prolitalile 111nl., inlld sell to the bntcl
ue for ough,or very naritly eiIIugh,to
paty for at fre'sh line.
If he realizes that. the ie will come
when nuilchi cows4i. cannohit boi hioughtl inl
thiis way), lhe will reply t hat wheni itilch
cows bec~omio searcee anld hariid t) buy31
t hen milk wIll hecome 5(earco, and14 en143
t(o soitl atL higher pricos thaun are nii'
01urreniIt. The pr'ofts of thle diirymant I
will h.e thusii afTec4ted compaiirativtely'lilttle
by any13 chanlgo whlichl may thna como11 inl
tt) sply (1oi iows. .in this case81, as in
others, th lunwi V.51 1111hoay of i d'Stro lyinmg
tihe young hlf ers, will, it finI,teinli,sa'rv'e
to usier'easo the coislt tf livinog. IEvery
o11e who14 11845 niilk ort bitter, will haive
4.ach1 oif wichl, ilf broughtl to niiaturiity,
lite, f oort ani. lin iting t a i nmy times 1her
age of six or eight wet'ks, she4 will 3 ioitt
at heat, ai few pounIids (Bily, of not v'ery
Just how a reform may lie brought
about01 mi thiis mailtter, dotes nott 14proitar.
Th'le dalir'yml:tl entn stiecly bo expieele.d
4calf1 wiill lbe worth when weanied,ve
though li y 11 fu'rlly' reialize Ithat there
all1 thrifty3 tllvtes, att pirico. wha chi caulse
14i11ch aimllals toi be) br'ought hunlA.'reds of
mile(s1 fr'om thle .st. Lb111113y biehevo
that th 11uppy1113 of cow44s ini this coun11tr1y
15 1mu1c1 tielow theo wanits of th14. rapai y.
increa21sin1g pltifat it'l,iaid that tbeef,a111d
by yeari, s(o thatt a 10ew yteairs hence each
ow will becomlo 1mu1ch Iiore plabl1e
thlan ahot woul bo 11ow4, but,1 lhe wdl pro
bably conitinule fto sell hi~.s younIg stock
to thle butebor as soon1 11s it shaill
have biecoimo (111llouIgh to kill ter
food,
-'hieovfi'ilus-rl oiF 5t42.tAiii ls lteiis.
been apprelcCiat,ed Iby stot ck-- Ireedersl'I, ad
they haIvO largely pri'tedti biy the appihli
aittion (if its fteningIs.4. A, ajiapphed to
the growthi oif (orll's1 it,ha linnt flund a
very' wi:() a1(cptanlee, not hainig had14
t) a1verag1o 11armer. 'iThe tou luor (if
the practi('( oft soloi*tiing gralin for seed'(
ii Miajor 1liallet, F1..I . i., hirighItonl
England, in 18(61 hIe lanttedl t0 grajins
of wvhleat, 11rom aL vaieItty known4'I there as
.Ieflevillo TlaIlavt ra wheaOlt., w~hichf upi to
that tim114 had1 been1 HownI 118 a spring
whealtJI, al1a( was0 (lt'elaredt to be4 411te4 hI
capllt)e of' ithlst aRIdhng thiltftost oif
w4'interl. Nin of0 thttIe tenl plianiIs fromu
t.hese grainis welre killed 1by thle severe'
frost, liut the (o1.her l'hit,althlough from'l
vigorous ats any3 tof thle wi ler' varie t's
of whecat by3 theair sitte, .l.rttm this siii
vivinlg Phuit1 51eed has1 bIe ite(leut4Otedh and1
grownI yearl'1 altr year' as8 a wm'Rter' wh.111
Close tihnerva'it ioni shotws t.hat Inl thie (e'
r'eals, a1s1I throughtout natur1ei, 11o two1
lants or' gratits are't xtXiyl alhika in pire
ducltive power'01, and(1 hence that ofI anii
two or' jeater' inmber of gri'na orl
plants on11 15 ailwa'ys 51uper1ior' to all otha
era;, ialthioughm thlit 81uperli'rit y cani only13
mtay comu15st inl several par11 t'clar1 charil
aoteiristei, a18 power' to withistand4 frost1.
pirolitienaeis; 83ize and14 charac'iter of 0.1
size, tormn, qtty 11214 wtighit. (if grain;
lenlgthl and i,tiiaiss of strow; f'ower1s of
tillerillg; rapuiItIy of growt.i, and11 many
ethers.
Tor dressing,i ules ver'y u11n anurei
says5 a wnril, is oh' oti tI fultdvattiage
with the( clioer pilanIt. Thl ('lover is
easily RlmothQred by anyt.hing covermlg
its leaves. It may, hiilove, pay if the
clover is to bie turned under nader early
for a corn or pot ate crop this season.
Th'le host tim14 to) mauIIr ist 1 before the
B3ed is io.vn. A t o y lighttop-dr.etsinig
then will anenu.n a hn..y rowh..,
DOMESKO.
CELEnY Furrns.--To make a batter
for celery fritters put some flour in an
earthen basin, make a hole in the centre
and add (no or more yolks of eggs ac
cording to the quantity required, one
spoonful of fresh salad oil, and a little
salt. Mix gently with one hand, being
especially careful to always turn the
batter in the same direction, dropping
in cold water by degrees until the bat
ter is slightly thicker than ordinary
double cream. At the moment of using
add the white of an egg beaten to a stiff
froth. Pick and wash some thick, well
shaped celery roots, cut off the top to
make them all the same length, and
blanch them for one-quarter of an hour
in boiling water; take them out and
throw at once into fresh-drawn cold
water. When quite cold, drain them
well, and tio lightly together in bundles
of four, put a small bunch of parsley,
some pieces of bacon, a little salt and
some good white stock into a stewpau;
lay in the bundles of celery, and lot, it
stew gently with the lid on until the
vegetable is quite tender; take it out
carefully to prevent it breaking, drain
well; then dip each piece in a batter,
and fry to a delicato brown. On no
account l.t it be too dark. If possible
just glaze the top lightly the instant
before serving, aud send quickly to table
on it folded napkin.
LINEN WAaTi Pito'ercrona,-The pret
tiost wall protectors are now made of
art-linen or nomie cloth. These can
be purchased all ready ornamented
with drawn w-)rk, fringed and stamped
for outline embroidery, but they also
can be made of the creansy linen and
leco rated to one's taste. Tako one
yard of three-quarters width linen and
slrink it. Then baste an inch and a
hall hem sill around it, cutting out the
ceoers and tastening them nearly down.
1)raw out the throatln an inch in wiith,
and work in drawn-work; or the lower
edge of the protector can be fringed,
and the other sides hentued, or the
wholO can he trinuimot around with lace
of sansy pretty pattorn. Draw your pat
ton in outline with it pencil, and work
it. with wash silks or crowels. Long
sprays of ensattuitiums, vines and flow
ers, or of nmorning glories, or of sweet
lsetas, will 0 namient a 'roteotor tanto
Iully, 'tte worker van exercise her in
genittty, ant take ier colorisiga from
ittitre if slle 1Ila-o. A spriay of coral
hont"yanklctIo, with flowers, leaves and
bruneta aid ltittei llI's lovering over
thcirt, wtinlc n:ie a v'ry liattdsone
patltrn for a * b droomu.
Ilow to Al.attr A ('rin COvE Fort
BABY. - Ti' cream,y art-linen is atimuira
bly atlapt t1 for Ihaby'ts cirJb-cotvers or
cl'ale-'Yt1ovea. I ur s'iaai a yard and a
tlturter of th sanme w"ttith, or a yard inl
widt.ili iiti sltrink it. 'ITil' l a Ite n one
amul I hall tnchea in depth at the bot
lom, and on I11I sitie.s, and feather
atitch it dttw"n witlt som1 bt)1 crewels
or silks. '.1he uppetr edge shousld be
tursnvedl sown iour incheM, and fastened
wt"ith an incl-wilo patt.'rn of drawn
work. 'T'he centre cants be marked, at
any tainc.y store, witlh th heads of two
angels, and tho notto "Holy Angela
(iuiard Thly Bed," hes oieti about,
t hein. 'T sase 1(e te'rs and the hieadls are
wokl l ini IwoI $llai9iinis of blu silk, wasr
ranssted to wisash, uii uthni at itch. Tiss
dlesigi is' iloi ea:s ily wor5k(d, amls is
very 1uuulsbsr. $Ipr'sys of apple biougha
aii his ois, wiits a liignnisnig-busg'd '
nsexaltii Isaiiinig-hmiitle worked in luat.
nra'il icolor's, ws'ill also isusko ai liively cribi
s'ove'r, but, it is of mnore s'hsrhorastt
wiSolunansip,lsts easnt o reathly exo
i"on a pre'ttty la'le-covir take fine
unen-s ot ia creasrny3 (tint as the foundssatsin.
in ers.unson inpins, risMes 0r aniy llower
thast. Oasi hI.u out and.sls grouspjed to formii
ia preCtty hos iir. Cist out tile Ilowers
andi 51s irunge therniOi o nper. With a
penc'il tra'ce thebisr outlines 0on the papor01;
then, by3 luCas aor trinitsg papor01, trans
If'r thie dlesigili thbiide to the linen,
Next str'et ch the Iines'i ini a framne sand
pasto1 thie tlowe'r' uplon it with smooth
puaiae. Whe thll(le wor;k is dry remove
it, fromi the frs amoi and buittois-hole stitch
around thei( edge5 ~l;s (of the fleoers. Th'len
5)51 lie v'einis autt msarkisngs with I'loselle,
iands work thse stemss in stolai-stitch wit.h
erewels. lFiniis withi a fring ofl t,he
Ii iosellec.
Ali eimv w tall !)anol is m<ll biy tak
otgai t o enidsinial atins snieo inehes
situare'l. lin tihe centro( cut, out a piceo
nosuit e ii largos s-noughp for a photograph;
neOx, turn 's ini thle edges so thsey will be
when tinsislbd thei r'equiredl 5i'/a. Ar'ound
the botltom nd on1( e aide of' the en'tre
piceo work in lKonsingtons or satin stitch
a vine ofl yellowv b1lossoma5 finish tile top
iands bottioss withs a border or car'dinaa
pilsh or velvet, 'riitig ini the edge oh
each51 ia wiheh(nio. Tursns in the Miuies
asad fasteni downs's on the wronig aisde. In
tile tower let t haslasi ornier place ia dlou
bile bowii oft cardlitiil aid yellowv andi hang
sup withs soi yellow said one rod ribbons
Puti,ini thu pshoito3graph andls faaten accure
ly; to lnot lo tiso stt-ies showes (on theo
wrsng slde. Ii,uio wvith soil ailosias.
I o-'rr .loa I.'--(, nit. .-19lix butIr,
ilk , andis sealsoin g withs the potattos
then'u add1 ansy reOiainsa of gr'eeni vegota
bkea,, aluchl us (cabbahge, eaulitlower or,
spinsachi; put a few bresad cruumbv aliso
a tin ihIle pausto; hieat all wvell m i a aauici
thie grecen psart wsill not he wartl'e
ibrousgh; groiso a5 mlolI, 1111 it, wvith the
m1ixtillre, tairsn it biotiIto lupwards on1 anl
oldi dish or lbakisng tins, sad set it to
blon l 5n a1 21(mo tk Oven5.
A iRAN 1lso)1i0 atid( itrall rg can be
niite by i akig a pice ofI buriap, ands
avsiiig is larlge pastternl atlmpod upon0 it.
'lii here arei ne0w psatteris wich i haiive listo5
13' coslsi tl) vogne thast are soist by the
ystrd or piccoC iand whsichl anly (one can55
traniisferi to Lhe msat delicaute material,
with th10 us of a 'warm' iron onliy. Work
in (lie pattorn with ratvelld yarn'i, over
anid ov'eri a1 1 loadipenii, taiking ease to,
leaves the loopa8 long nsouugh so that the
work wheni done wvill niot lhe fat.
TlA.'rt'ii'Si (curtaiis Icir the sitinig r'som
wViatown are5.. maudo oif drab miiOi cSlot I.
Pust them up withi as cornsice, ass nd htie
susal way; thses, whe101( thesy parti, lt
in) ia leco' sf thse mi'anso cloth on winchi
a priot-ty gr'onp~ of Ilower~., is end,hroidej od
in lhenisingtoni stitch; thes osdges mlay be
tisiised wsitis triige or with ,ico& croilb
eted of lineni thread, Tie thse draped
part of the curtains back with narrow
ba511id1 of the mnonue cloth oni whlich is ia
vine ma3tchmig the bouquot o1 the cur
taills,
Iv you ishI to maske a cake that will
keep well, u1se the yolks of eggs only;
they kcoe'p it mucih more moist and less
liable to ,dry m tiamtl wvito do
HUMOROb.
Tni bath -tub w&sto pipe had clogged
up, and the family plumber was viewing
the remains.
"This is terrible I" he exclaimed.
"You didn't send for me any too soon;"
then he wont away and ordered the
water turned ofl
"Next day he sent around two men, a
boy with a spirit lamp, and a boy with
a wagon load of tools.
The men dug up the hydrant, after
which they wore compelled to go to the
neighboring saloon and play seven-up
all day for the champagne, and the boy
had to go to a base-ball match and hedge
a few bets.
When the small boy of the household
came home from school in the evening
lie stuck a switch into the waste pipe,
and the bath-tub was soon cleared of
its contents.
By this happy chance the plumber's
bill was out down to $197.
This story teaches that the small boy
is mightier than the plumber.
Time Wielo, Wille Worla
1I.MA, Ifi'Unlo. or PlcltU.-Senor A. do
La E. Delgado, L. L. ). and Uouusellor,
'rbuui, of Justice, Lima. Republic of
1'eru, save: One single application of St.
Jacob s Ol', cured ie completely of rheue
mnatic pamns in my left arm. I recou
mcnded it to two of my friends, the Mrs.
Dona Juana Garcia, widow. and Mr. D.
Herman Decker, a German gentleman.
hladam Garcia was relieved entirely by the
pain cure from terrible neuralgie pains of
ten mouths standing. Mr. Decker was
cured of inexplicable pains by a single ap'
plication of the cure. My brother used
the great remedy for a species of paraly.
eis of the arm. lie was entirely relieved
from his ailment by one or two appliea
tions, after having tried numberless other
remedies without effect.
WIIRN Mr. Topuoody has settled down
after supper Thursday evening, his wife, v
after a few preliminary coughs, re.
marked:
'Mr. Topnoody, have you thought
anything about whore we would spend
the summer?"
"Yes, my dear, I havo given the sub
ject. NOmei deliberation."
"And have you decided on a place,
dear ?"
"Yes, love, I have."
"Oh, you sweet thing I Whore is it
to ho?'
"At home, love; the dearest place on
earth, the consoi vatory of our aflections,
in which bloom the freshest, fairest
flowers of hope and hapmness, content
mont. and satisfied serenity."
Atrmly t)tucuer'Y Teset111 ny.t
a p.in .I4:r1.i I,. IiA Y'IIEN, 1e"eiiling al. No. 9.4
''ouiell Sireel, Soulh it sion, .l-a44 , for nerly
e111altuin till( ariny, liow Withl the wailwortl
lai.tfattlrinl innmp.inv, sintii iuiton, Wrtes,
A ril ..' 1,i:. V - l-w il e' l iv.a i it. a brildge lrt 1my
Wile wais anli. te. w itii-herril' pita4 In uier hack
'tll. 4tit-'4, alv"u111):1ita1'uI il 'Iti greamt Wt'i kllt'i aul
o44 of al l-le. Site I e itil nm:1.%y so..'a:leil rc m e
'IIIC4 W11ii4)111 ava ii, gi'.owlig r:i ily 11'orse, 1y'lmil
her ii tlio n Wa-. ralle,t to ll n'"4 Ine .ly. Sh
lil'.i"14'i1at aIl ' i roinm I.:wull s egrii i store, ia
I 'Inilruigepl>rt, all tiler ta in the i a 111.1 >t e ilhe
ilrg:ia to le'l a4, uyi'er, she cioul h41:ep weli, anii
ait.r '-IltIn ill 11 4 1. l 4 ; 4 1th in litte Iit' severe
p.hll1 in her h;ck imalti "leie e lrely llis.lpi r'i.tl,
alit- .4114. 4i a welt wuii:ul. M iiay off our realatve
alli f1it'n Is h: . e 14Il 1111111 l ln H teiill w i W h 1e
inu4t gitlifying restilts. I have relhulille il it
lilily it i1I's, ;It s ni .- 111;113' (11l '4 I1e.r41.1 1th H:une
$huiry. u ll' I- i i' .4t i ii allitta is ci:iilimeii (or
it it i ib i'tt.stiiig t, mill ai1itthete il i ktley
Mamis a Manu o linu.
Mr. ('. o. w%'ill:.KIR, No,. 'i3 Aistinl Street, Cain
aube statieiit-li. *bl1 April '.fi, 15.4;1, he witesO as1
flIIWm1: "1 iimi'av li'- ia'-- toi.iaj'il Witl kiilsaey ti..
i'm'e for liii ' it lam i vel n ity i ' trI. II .aveKi illede at
I ilzme'd lImI3iiay n ille's, tai Oil tlule it ing reac:hed
a ltie of a. . I ial.i,a in 'l'remlimailt Streeti, Dmus..
l,tantil re''lin-i In. t-tIllilit 11ts4 (ise(1( inytis aI
Ilu.lk aens ml i ll.a il'i'..ro, mtil1 I buul like a (miw
111.111, wl'ith llaeWl ite talimi v'igur. niutm's huie dty
itile l I'Sn le ' i me',- imatI i ii-e ho heii 'y4im3 ii
ri'-'mi,iiilI llil1,itg ii alt li'Usetth With kmlgt y or
ille ill ,i in's -that1 1l.t i' Im Voi - 11. 11.40 t hy
it'l(I''r all:11.v W.1v)' til t'htfommmg, .4i I tcm h; I cOll.
IIimm3 emow' ..I a ,ilrt. nil mie to>r (11e ciiiri of m
ihlm.m of L iellie-> 5 aihi li..
A B.1ru mani tr'ieml to "hlght out" thii
othier day withlout payinig his boardi.
lIe got hmn carpet bag out of his hotel
by some means, and left it in a grocery
store until a convenlient time of depar
ture. Not long after' tihe proprietor of
time house was in the store, recognized
the baggage andt sawv through time game
at oneo. Takitng the carpet bag in his
hand lie said to the clerk of the store,
"'When the man comes after this sendl
him to me." Time clerk did so but the
mani is rather ret icent as to thme result of
thme interieiiiw. Time presulmption is that
lie paid his board.
tireown'i's tri' s liiter1.-q haivm givem ut mlirsait i 1ati
fatielln."
lPniOvRD nerves: "Tihero goes aiman
of tile world." said a preacher to bis
ministerial complanmon. "D)o you sup
posoe it wvould dto him any good to give
hmimi something serious to tinitk about ?"
"P'ossily, You might try." "Bir,"i
HIal(i tihe irst b)rothecr, approacg th
worldly one, "'are you aware that if you
die in yvour sinas you wvill go to hell ?"
"'Yes,'1 anawereid thme bad mam, "I have
of ten been told so, buut the tact Is, I've
just returnledj from Hot 8ulphuir Springs,
and11 aIm nmot quite so timid as regardsa
thme future."
('ars'm Olut ratsm, ltImc, ri)achlius, (it', a(1tis, haid
bugs, skunlkm, ikmiilikm. gm)phtl''m. 1Inc. nrluggistis.
Tuui eashier or a country bank sud
dienly expired. When time prosidenit
reached time institution the next morn
ing hie found a committee of deopositors
busily oiigaged overhauling the books.
"What are you doing ?" lie asked,
mLensed by the intruionm and resenting
thec prcsoiice of time comanittee as an in
tefrfonce witu his authority. "Don't
you know time cashier's dead ?"
''Yes, returneod the spokesman, "and
we're lo:>kig thimough his accounts to
see whmether lie died a natural dea1th."
Y'ou would use St. Patrick's Salve if you
kno1w the gooid 'twoldi dto youl.
D)ANilI/s farm: "Jutet given my boy
D)amie a farm up near Middletown," hie
ronmrked to a friend whom hon met on
the Erie train thme othmer dlay. "Is that
so? Weoll, you do time fair ting by your
boys." "Y-o a, I try to," "JIs D)anie
ambitious ?" "No, and that's hisi only
failing, As an incentive for him to
buck in and make time chips fly, 1 took
aL mortgage bac0k on time farnm for two
thmirdat its value. D)aniel hns got to git
upl mand hmump) or I'll foreloso on him."
Emory's i4tile Cahartic Pill--best made
for Imver Complaint amid lijousness
T'ateless, harmless, infallble. I15o.
A DlnoouArrIo JOke: At thme Flatbush
Lunmati. Asylum. Visitor, pointing to
a sad- eyed, emaciated inmate--"Victim
of rebigious excitement, I supposeo?"
"No" "'Dypsomianiao ?" "No." "Failed
ini b)uainess?" "No," "'What, then?7"
"A Republican who tried to reolorm his
narty."
"Two cents?" sneered a Woodward
avenue man to a tramp who had asked
for that suin--"why you are getting
very modest in your demands, aren't
you?"
"Look a-here," said the old follow as
he backed up to a iitching-post, "wheat
is only half a crop, corn is coming out
behind, potatoes will be skeerce, ant
every prudent man in this country is
preparing for a-tight squeeze next fall.
I'm right thar. I commenced hedging
this morning. If we got another fiuan
Dial panio whooping over this country
t'm not going to hayo it blamed upon
Ine again-not if I know it I"
The ren)wned Dr. Olendenning says ono
third of all his dissections showed signs of
Eeart disease; if you have It im any lorm,
use Dr. Graves' Heart Rtegulator, $1 per
bottlo at druggists.
CONSTRUED literally: A vigilant se
inel is posted at the door of a picture
fallery with strict orders of the custom.
try character. A sightseer hapuons
'long and is promptly halted. "Here,
ir, you must leave your cane at the
loor." "But, my friend, I haven't got
Mny cane." "Then go back and get one.
20 one is allowed to pass in hero unless
ie leaves his cane at the door. Orders
s orders I"
Deacon Smith buys Uarboline, the do.
)dorized petroleuni hair renewer and re.
torer, and s1 -11e its imnprovement, recoin.
nends it to all is friends as the perfection
if all hair preparations. ''his shows that
he Deacon is a wise nan and knows what
B what.
A LEssON for Sambo: Fair teacher
not a philos.pher of the new school)
es, Sambo, the devil is overywhere,
lways tempting you to do wrong. Sam
o-II he everywhere. Miss? F. T.
es, Sambo. 8.-in dis yor room? F.
~.-Yes. l.-On dis yor bench ? F. T.
-Yes 8.-in my pooket? F. T.--Yes,
I.-Well, I guess I got yer dore, niiss,
30s I ain't got no pockot.
Iliving used Ely's Cream Balm, for
.'atarrh and cold in the head, 1 ai satislled
hat it is a first rate preparation and would
ecommend it to any one simil'trly aifected
t. W. Cheever,Ed HleralS. Clinton, Wis.
BISMAnoK on lard: Wilhlolm-Vell,
?ismarea, how Itsl (1o news by the
uorning babori ? Bismarck--Oh, doy
iaf dreemenjus excitement by Shiongo.
Jey bust a lard gort d an' otery one by
te United Shades go grazy. You see
rat drouhles I sa'e Yormauy by keeping
lot aduff oud.
1111w1 .Naeoee He ualh..
It seonts strainge ay auia waill ytllar t r.rt thu do
ranguiauut brought o ly hapre 1 .1ad wih.n sc,>
vill'a Hareapartlia siaui Xtiluingia, or ni3.,, ii u 1 .iver
Syrup, will restoro i alti toh h ii piasiral orranizallot,.
it i~ a streugtheninrg Nyrp, . pl:.3at to t-,ko, :ad thu
lest Bloti Purifier ,er l"scva..iti. a r iru <, rrolula,
Hyp,hilWio disortiers, w1'.,kuwr if tha 1h iu.ys, Erys,p.
ula., Malaria, Nervous I)isoriter. Debility, Isiii
ComplaIu tS nti D Uieaa.:a of the Iloou,x, 1,t er, "eti -
Hiwtuach, skill, etc.
I)r. itoga'e Vu{utt11.- 11,, rt,, 1i,11 ri"tA ~uu tty ala1
trys a uruna told remuveu, thl $ .e.rtiua 1i11,rp
'taulsu thjitn,
GxiEN t'i failing: Said the girl who
tnd (uarreled with her lover: "OGh, it.'s
til right I Harry said lie shoul try to
'orget me, but ho alweys fails in every
thmng he undertakea."
Idlfe i-a sourn iaa:>a.izai
Ily irnacii-aut adlii he ltkst a. ha l,.ti g i .8 I g in.g
eitvity ttt. i i' aaeilipill t i ens la lg.ta il* n t.
'taata colai itlatu tie h ttalie lay i ite llt aai, iam i.
ltt's. a'aill.a olal alit0|. iiy rht' t iaitas 4,1n.'
tlaauettclauatets Int t itt wtay. A gettt i- ttttuthiaa5
il-ltey M!liteitai tierjata{, is taf, gi lite muatala a.
tvertig ilnore se'rnalt a coIluetIt~ .,a. a ti ii tag
11 wichall tihe ..titnnlatlaig pincatuiptle itt Iut litial lby
oalra;Leh ihat attr, winchti tntltien ip iiiaigta_~
pa thai ineyst to tt vaity. it is Ia it tr .ore-e
itti lutlti.ts tato ia' ala utl tilt 'tat' tiin'h :ta t .i H ailtstal.
aittia of aillater a .a it . eatt Iv it.' falr tin' preven-im
lann of kititt tlev tat, a ai t e laatit' l a ij htiglay a
h'isatel, t tatah atitintag arteaatmaung lte lalost
rortialiliti knownst. i'ata tittay ast.ea araevatut
m tilaerea it.tttatia i lahte i, .ty'peali, etmaap
l'in, liver t'iat,tt hteartthurn, transePa ek
laicahes, rhetatau.taa t nietrvau trouleic.
A vng. riiors maitter:; "WIhy, whtat's
he m-tiler ?" askod Fogg. Brown (in
i ter ribalo tstate of excitemeamf )--'Thait
ratscatlly Snotrki called mec n thieuf I'
T~og-"Dj i h? Atnd you can't retali
ito by calhntg him a liar. How vexa
.1-us I"
MaEN'sM3 tNt laPRPToNIgZN: lt)P TONI(', thce onal
Itot<aa ,ta a if l/e a.it ethltitat b Hi ai-i oail ,*j-re
eaDi ner a,i uf : t ili lg iropt - ti-ttaj. I
sie for aantitges.titin, ily sittz alevani p -t..ttraitit
titi alt fiartata af renmalil .lalhdliy, i, utl a I ,-u'
tan, Itervolt it rost ritt ont, tver-wortak tat itete tilt.
P1ase, ip.rueunit-y if r stilitn.f fr<it I'aitanary
itatupihritsa. (aatwli, ili.azai & Cot. pri))lopr 'ar
New ioak. Soht iby tiruggasts.
'lT.Tfan: "You say your daughiter in
~to mairry that foreignor I have soon in
our house no of ten; lbut wvhat tdo yoni
kniowv about him ? What haa ho gtit?"
"Got? Why, lie hais got a titlo." "Oi ''
Takle iNao fog o,gr
ttft'r attelntainig to tialy a raine1l to Pt brutislti leg
ii tan fr. am exaat-Mte. tat altnltin i anl tirmnkamag .rrega.
tar lasi la- atl ar, tgata:trin, A '.. tm niattit <af ni a tattal
I i'on * n t ilttll ((t. iilarestton) taa ttta'I.ta utritionl ai
a direaton siiaor,n-ra. iiar,a ht .l aiteat taae. time liver
tanl kiyn,laa openag thea lara, an. t :titrt, aliwaysi ritty
iaiad wlailung tao reatI r i aiaatg.astwin k itaily taiata tat thet
eliaait taood iaarin.ar ot thte warial. Alt ttirnggiate
The London Sanitary A saurantie Ac
sociatiton ai going to recommnid login
lation whlich wvill compjel builders of
new buildings to obtain a certificate from
tome authority as to their saitray con.
.lition heoOro suich buildings cani he in-_
habited.
Fruaner Arfii QOrnase.
One greasing lats two Wooak.; all others two
or tihro, dayt, 1)0 nit mOo mpolsedl On by tao
hutmbung mtnuffaoffered. \sk your dealer for lPra
zor a, with label on. Stavon ycour horse labor amnd
youi too. It received lirat modal at tho(Jonton.
nIal and Paris lEpositaon.s. Sold Ooryavlhora.
lI dixD: ''Your composi tion," slaid an
Austin school teacher to Johnny Fizz~'le
top, "Is theI worst in the lot. You be
gin by putting iio period at the end of
the last sentence,"
Mothetr swan's WVorin Syru.,
Infatl lit, tateless, baniitis, cat hari; for fe.
Yerishness', reslesas, worias, constipationi. 25e.
ONE hundredt and forty acros in straw.
berriea is the size of a Te'nneisseo'patch'
of this fruit. The proprietor usea a
punch and a finger slip to make cont
for each picker, instead of the tiekots
generally in use on fruit farms.
CONYRusi, A.--Dr. WV. Hi. Lee says: "hirownt's
irnt liitioras is a goodl metiteine Iladlmany are
using it in this place."
THnE prospects for an abundant fruit
crop along: the east shore of Lake Mien.
igon, in this noted "frut belt," are
said to be unusually fluttering. A large
yield of paches Is exe.a
BurrER SvMP1s.-Dairy women often
complain because their butter-stamps
and cups check or split after a little use
so as to become woithless. A butter.
stamp should be washed and scalded
after use; and then put away damp, and
where it will keep damp until wanted 1
again. Any wood used for handling
salted butter will soon be filled with
brine, and there is no necessity of dry
ing it through and through.
Tn most useful thing in a long run
breath.
Wn Ius4~
TRADE ALMARK.
'T'he p11.8 are warranted to be 'UltKl, vego
table, free from all intuieral anti other poisonous
substl ices. ''hey are a cerIlttt cure for ('onsti
paHon, Hick lhal'atce, Uvsltepsa, l1itilousnesa,]
Torf id l.ver, l.oss of Appetite, and all tiseames
arising front the
Liver, Stoiiineh, RoWels or
ltidaeys.
'T hey retnvt' ill ottlet rlHns frotn the etIan1iels
of tle systent atii il ify the bltooti, thereby litn
parting health, strenigti anti vigor. So1d by drug
glits, or soul by ail for 25 cents in iI aminps by
P. N EUST AEDTER & CO.,
83 Mercer St., New York,
Sole MannfarturersofST. 1ItlNAlitI)tv . 1
TA Iil.l": 1'11..
SentI for etreilr. *
Home Items
-"All your own fatm
If you retmtta r tek witn you cn
(.et lii.p Iia 'rs that n.ver - it,r .
Tteak: Wetis,r:lin, stalliest t!iiiltl, atl
Si:ke.4 invalid catl use ilupi litters with
Salt'y atil great. goutl.
--t)ld ton toiit1ri1n aru"tutt frottt Rhett
ilatisnt, kilmney trouble or any weaknusr
will be altmost uew by insing 1o1p Bitters.
-Mly wife atid dangliter wer' made
healtimy by 1to uls of flop Bitters and I
recoinintiti them to tmy pL ple.-Methodist
Clurgytnan.
Ask any oru:1 doctor if lop
Bitters are not tae best fataly umeticlio
Oni earth.
-NIalarial Fever, Aguo and 1ilitusntess,
will leave every neighborhoodl as son as
Hop lit ters arrive.
"- il.y mother drove tie piaralysis and
netralgia all omit Ot' her systettn with Hop
liitteors."-Xd. (horr reg s".wn
-Keep the kimduys iealthy wit 111op
Bit.ters atuu yolt tieehl tot. 'e:t sitknIauts.
-- Ie watltr li redirred Ii:ar,rl"., an- oImre ro
freshlaltg and revuving wtit Ii m s1> liiiers fu each
drallglht.
-'l he vigor of youti for the uIgetl atdi Intirn I n
Ihop Uliite
Io "t
IS A SURE CURE
for all diseases of thA Kidneys and
--LIVE R -iiIoi f
It hia pctl,o:u:tiont onl t]ht; twort important
organ, enablis, i!. to throw off torpidity and
innotlloon, tint t.lating, the hahthy aecretion of
the 1111 , att by he't piai tho boel: ; free
condition,!Fcii tgi!ar;ula; tisr-baryo.
M , '. 7f Tu u nr.:nuflering fromn
t'0I o nte ah.rla, hatvo the chdills,
are bilton,dyspptio.or conatiated, ):idney
Wort. will aturo..y rokmv.4 ro,1 ctkhly can)o.
In tho tiepring t ele:ti:.> t:'. :;y.ctm, t .cry
one aboldt talo a t.oruutrs courso of it.
u- SOLD BY QRUCCITS. Price 0 I.
21t una Alik Is teb-t l.annt. Pi's 2 (ets.
CA"TAR H I.e fom"
ver' inl 45arly uiti lIiti-samtnaI,r
IWALVC- Iti--il'i ts II I r .i Il')re:11l1I
lI Hhn. .31y short use l) ' it ale.
I)itHIr: Ie ( il ii l.;iy. .9. 3m.mtn
hoE,l-la i..n tw avt~, N..
( tn 41 iwill,wi1un ap~n si d
i m~ lti li n 41- 1 itt ii licaril4-mh
it4RM E-t4'4b 13. ti l ntemi. IIaItK-ln I
A POsITri V IC t it i.: luh-at l'r4, ot) l.ensltelyhtenu<
lb. t-e an44 ud .m4l Iill) eitlre
CR EAM BA LM anb r M.ea' lt's." e""" "" a "'T"
A I 41hor ..t mtr.atra nt wiill cauro.
Sentfo crul nr')ii t'I n) re)) - 4 a544 p:teli..e, byV 1431m niL
ia'istse. Et.V hmlTiiits, mweg.,,, N. y,.
1 t-E-:IEsI II.L (N V.i :tIli4am,' . eii4nmy-n
lF4r 4141ire i.e,l.t4.ire r,'.1 41!.. WitIii'. .I .A.Mi.
othing ti tta waid eunta to. i for tthe
cure4of serua. P l es4t. It il4. Te tter, old Sores~
sore ):ye., MterrhI i)i.reaes 4'atarrh, I.uas of
Arlj. ~ Caa.OEn.tZst. uta..m altl Igiod
di44a-o.. II neve4r fiitus. All d)rug5gts 1arn1
(ountry 41ore krpertA .im it. i. 1, Hetlerg
A t'o.. P'rop',, P'attsburgh, on reery bottic.
PhIam'ix4 Perforl wiill 'ue your) ni<h. PI'm 144 . ets.
Utro guaranteedI b) ly lir. .1 lI. 31l) ayr. Mimi n O)lh,'
1 A renl St., Phla:a. fPa. Alre fre tVtp o e
ly. Will bec tat Elrmtneh O11 Zh'e hes da:ht, ,'s f ina
unt:Key4.inm)c Ilouse1, Itenmdu;g. Ila. 2d . a tuirlay of1
gmit IlO ino t l1i'.raliny II4)use4. lIar:ritburgit, Pat.. 141h and
tit; Ni. tili 11 tol, Pittbhtd. P'a., 7titt t hl; (tut
ter 'Ineux), iFeirt WaanI d ,1) Jilth and14 mlim;Cinir
itl l)tl, Ubitcac' , lItt 12mh and( 1:tth.
"THE BEST IS CHEAPEST."
ENGINES, T HRESHERS"""
lionePowers '" Cloer hluliCh
(tialte<m to all 04-'et 'i a W ite for I 33 3.g: lila'a ai, il hI
anxdrIcesto TImAutmnle Taylor (:0. ninl. II ltta
W ORMS
In the human bodys FMAtCA TjED yusn
CLARK' WORM SY RUP!I
A n old-timo remedy. Safe n In.
ni l itsactin. Pien Omeetsm a bot tle.
Sw"FOlt IIALn, BY A Ll4 1)RU4Jt.i ~T.
MCUJRES WHERE All LS FALS.m
41 EiNTM WANTIEE) for the lieat and F~'atoa
L-.o44l1h4( PI'ct>l )m liuoka amnd Bible,. Picos'4 re.
dned it3 or letL NATmosAj, Pun. (Jo.. Phliada.,* Pa.
$66 a weep mn your ownm towni. Termas ahfd $6
onti t free. Addiress II. Li A LI.WTT & UO.
A~ HuoCr o Fpiyo itIs ina 24 haursr. F'roo to
poor. Dn. KRUIm.lai'Atr ona-it. tIonia, Mob.
$2A WI-V hE . $S12a dlay amt homte oamy tma<to. (Jostly
ommift f ron. A ddroua TnU & (JO.. A3mummatam. Me
(oA' 01LAN llUHrNs,- t'otLP.IENe'wnrk N..). Totnfa
1 J44t. P'oslitons for graduatoies Writo torerenmlara'
ebnwe ew'o.
NFORWATIONV IIEE 6 EIIINA DENVEtu
iment free. A ddrosa A. 0. FIXIt, Don vor, U4ol.
1'r. Laf ifUS OW li N/Il NOUSI ACH E VGOR
lirna,s a1 t. an t., answ~4.51n face. 1) tm a., ar
sarnre or -II,er . 3 g.ackare4 for $3. liI, ur a hra
Imtations;)- 5(nne other.: renntne. hent f.n4r Iclar
AddrIsTo , w.8I tA%R . -. t 'twaraw.tne. a:. A.
,E DOUCA T10NAL.a
88.The WIV ('A g N gg og lIm 188
OONSERVATORY of MUSIO
leautifolly liltsttd.64 paes. RE~NT FitEE21 to
eurself and mscal fbien,. iten:.l nialmne and a.IdIfeasses
$5 to $20 g' dyahoi.sampu Worth
Portland. Mann.&
?io lpay L.ii enired. Tomi
WE ~yeatrl 'statblishied, Ia,0)e
eltred. Htnto cas o Dr.
A GOOD lubricant for the preservation
)f belts is said to be obtained -y mix
ug rosin oil with ten per cent. mica.
[n the case of a new bolt several coat
ngs of this grease are applied with a
rush until it absorbs no more. After
his the belt may be used without any
ear of part of the lubricans emerging
rom it under pressure or tension, since
he pores of the leather hold the grease
rery firmly and only allow a few small
irops to appear on the surface. After
few weeks the operation may be re
eated on a smaller scale. Some months
nay then be allowed to elapse without
roasing the belt, to which by that time
he lubricant has imparted a good deal
)f tenacity and power of resistance.Tho
>elt thus lubrified adheres very well to
he pulleys,aud is not affected either by
he changes in the moisture of the at
nosphero or by corrosion.
Povert.y and Distross.
That poverty w hich proilnces the greatest
listress is not of the purso but of the blood
)eprived o' its riehicess it becomes scant
ant watory, a condition tormnid (wienia in
nedical writings. (G von this coudition
ond scrofulons swellings and sores, general
and nervous debility, loss of 1esh and appo
,ito, weak lungs, throat disease, spitting of
lood and consumttption, are among the
ronmnon results. It you are a sufforer tromt
,hin poor blood employ I)r. 1'ierco's
'ohdon Medical Discovery," which on
icis the blood and cnres these grave
fiections. is more nutritive than cod liver
>il, and is hariloss in any condition bt the
ysten, yet powerful to cure. By driug
ists.
Tuena must be some lady tricyclists,
or there are tricycle costumes out on
he same principle as the riding habit
ow worn with space for the raised knco,
o that the skirt will not draw up with
be necessary movement to propel the
nachino. These costumes are made of
auy light-weight wool fabric.
Twenty Years a Silirer.
R. V. Pi cuuit, M. I)., Iiutlitlo, N. Y.:
Dear --Tweut.y years ago I was ship
wrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the
cold and expositr, causedi a large abscess
to foru on each leg, which k,pt contInually
iischarging. After spending hundreds of
lollars, with no benefit, I tried your "Gold
ml Medical Discovery" and now, in less
than three months after taking the first bot
tle, I atn thankful to say I aa completely
mured, and for the first tiute in ten years can
put niy left heol to the ground. I an yours,
WII,lIAM iYlLI. 87 Jutforson St.,
BulYalo, N. Y.
the greatest heat of the air in the
tutm probably never exceeded 145 dog.
L'ah,, nor the greatest cold 65 dog. be
ow zero. About 130 do0g, above and
10 deg, below zoro ire the extremes
or the United states, and very unusU
i1.
'lhonsanls of weien bless the day on
which D)r. Pierce's ":avorite l'rescription "
was mado known to thi"tn. In all those
eterangeuents causing backacho, dragging
iown sensations, nervous and general
lebility, it is a sovereign remnedy. Its
3oothling and healing properties render it
uf the utmost value to ladies suffering from
"internal (ever," cong.stion, intlammation,
)r ulcoratiou. By druggists.
Dynmeit is one of the many pro
muots or combinations of nitro-glycer
ne, and is about thirteen timnes as pow-.
arful as giun p >wder. It consists of a
30mibinattioni of nitro-glycerine wvith a
inbatance of groat absorbent powver,
mehcl, for instance, as fuller's earth o'r
rot,ten t-tonue. By this composition the
11xpjlosiveness of the nitro-glycerino is
son Irolled, as it, were, unid the compound
is capable of withstanding all the ordi
uary dangeis of transportation, while at
thbe sameo timte ils explosive power is not
lessened. The process of manufacture
is very simple. You take a certain pro
portion o1 nitric anid sulphuric acid and
mix them wit.h certamit other p)roportionis
oglymtrine, whtich is the essence of ft
toymauith itr-lcrn.T nk
wya ith yo need ozuly mix nitro-gly
:terinio waisomne absorbent inaterial
ruller's earth is the hest-- to have dhyna
(inito.,o
A lad.y says: "Whben I ieetl at all distressmd
tfter eating, a tablespoonful of LIA:Irix N
gives lint abnost. intsant reliet'.'' Druggists.
Fr,om wood shavings and paper Herr
Eluilemann makes plaitos, disles, etc. .as
rollows: Selectett plane shavings are
bound into bundles and stooped into a
bath of weatk gelatine solution about
bwen ty- four houris, then dried att nd ct
ito sumtale lengths. Plates are out of
st,rong paper or thin p)asteboard of the
size of the objecta to be0 produced. Thoso
1r0 moist ened with a liquid consiitg
f weak golatine sol utioni with sodium
waterglass, and pressed in iceatod mc
ballic molds. After drying, the pressod
paper objects are coated on both sides
with an adhesive material made of ive
parts Rusia gelatine and one part thick
burl)ontine; the shavin s are applied to
tem, arnd the whole is subjected to
prosuro. Wood shavings alone would,
Jecauso of their unequal tickness, pre
ient uneven surfaces. The objects are
hoin cut, dried and varnished,
Il ealth first, rilhes after.varri. A il
l'ormiq of I leO . D)iseas'e ineludting palpita-.
lion, rhienmiati,im, spasma, hony formation,
rl)argemntu, valvular dierangemnts, acute
asin left breast, & 3., yIeld to the use
r>f D)r. Graves' Heart lItgulator. $1 per
bottle al druggists.
FLonIDA expects 80 per cent, more
ranges this year than last. These o' -
mnges are superior in quality, and
vill b)0 wvolcoimed in Iicreasing quanti
los.
Tlh qnick, coiInpleto cure, all annoying Kidney,
tlti er amti (irmaury i)isoasos. $1. I)rngglstg.'
Mor-e tIhan 3,000,000 tress were plan
ed im Great Britain durling the season
>f 1881-82.
Not a dirink, not soldl In imsr-rooins, but a reliable,
ionl-alcoholleit' let maaullemse, use ful at all times,
m<tl in mil seasons, Is trown's Iromn hiitters.
A DUKE in debt: The [Hugijah creditors
f the D)uko of Teek say that tis name
should be spe~lld with an "i."
Dr. KlHne's Gireat L'ierve Restorer is the
marvel of t he ago (or all nerve diseases. All
I lao e.?*-8nd to 931 Aroh Street,
TIIK htairow is an exeollent imple
ment~ for finding manure that has
be-en sown~ broadcast as a top-dros
ting.
Ladles and chilian's boots anti shoeg
cannot, run over If Lyon's Patent Hfeel
BtifTcors are used
TjHE detached leaf budso[somoplanta
aire capable, under favorab)le conditions
of forming new plants. Th'le ends of
the shoots of brambles take root Wheli
bent down to the ground, In rare in
stances buds form on the roote and may
be ineed for the purpoies of prc pagattion
THE GREATuERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Iluleveil and cures
RIEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Soiotioa, Lumbago,
BACKEACIEI,
HEADAOHE,TOOTIHAOHA,
SORE THROAT,
QUINSY, ISWILIIN1,
N*IIAINN, oi
Soreness, Cuts, Bruises,
FROST1BITEt,
IDURNN, NUAI1Df,
And all otler bodllyaches
nliii IIh amid Ianus.
1 II ull FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Sold by aillDrgstan
D)ralers.Directo lu 1I
languagns.
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
l (4a'ur. to A. voui1ltiS A 00.)
---.... .. n re, Nd.. U. S. A.
S p F *
g FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF , /
* CONSTIPATION. o
- No othor disnso 1o so provaont In this o+o.n -
try as Constipatlon and no raedy has over y
Oequalled the eolefiratod Kidnoy-Wort as a c
E otre. Whatover thocause,however obstinato a
[ the case, this remdy vil. overcote it. a.
SPILSPigTIIIS dstrssing ooin
PIL E plaint is verysapt to be
ooniplioatod withot.iatpation. Kidney-Wort "
t strongthens tho weakened parts and quickly q
0 ours allkindsof l'iles oven when physlolans
and medicines havo boforo iiled.
is. 'If you have either of theso troubles -0
PRIOR $1. USE Druggists 8ei1
' C. P OP:E tr t O . O(r til andl Provision Omt
F tuiwtion A--'eh 111+, .t O-m '1 r., (1hi f - I litt.trtl of
' aduto and ll ill Ii .r,l. Itt tin.lunlb r oftit' unm.rtul, . Oh1 -
ugo. Illy.-p b- ..tyintw a:1,11t ic for "I'titur' dtt.
livery." Pre alia t t ireful ttanl e u tentutiotis execu.
titn .,1' any limi ".'wtilt ritttot I t ti -rt eat-o, pr-efo rrinag
is itivo ord- rs. b it wIll, if desrtir,. niuk * purchetts
or italu un Ii"t'r J.idtg -t ti,'r t It w+Ii it ltit citaltomtr
controls the ir utlot "r will us - th ur ,iIYerolton to elolt
Nen1m1. lnmme,litt. to't'Kr.ilibw advIIe4 of all tr"mni.
action. Wo frfintett v to 1r. lor ilts varying trout
$-ItX to $t,txAx an,t $2.011k. st1r li'ur with an orlgettal 1ur.
chatss or stilu at 2t,tinl bt,h. oa in tnvttntt of 100 -
ILo. tour bish ntmtritto),!.' whit-Ih 1-I-t ii liltted, trs-o ta
an.; the lin. lls with i'reli le I'I' till. iti l hi thi nati er
of at +ratting wh il leads t ith-ii Iruo its'.l t1 fra.
enu' hit0+1141i fr Ntu 11t13y niit"dt by tilt) 1r0-1,
w teit r I L-rain, l t .t t or rittl.. Correlspoltti.
D11S. .1. N. & J. It. I10t EN,SACK.
'THUtitl APl'Li-l 'll) WI'i Tll IIC hP1'i'CTS
OF 4ifCI,-AIIL1;;C AND It1>:ifUitltAl.1ZATIoN
shoulit n litate to cnsutlt J. N. and, J. I. 11o
BiNSACIK, of 206 North $eColul .trecti, Philad0l.
p lia, ither by matil or b, pt'rs .n, titrinig the houra
tromut A. M. to 2 I'. al.. and 6 to 9 P. M.
Adlvice rt'I. Wit .s, ever wt ulet know his soudi.
tlo, and the way to um Ir"vu It ahalid read
"tNWltiU! IN A NU'TsIUELL."
Bent on receipt of f-cent sunap.
iTANT1-Il -- .A1)l-: 4 TO 'T'Ai . OURt N:W
w 1.ain"v work it Iheir nietat In tty oar cuInhi'tt
and e:rn $0 It 101t2 ver week. tultiuin gtt.ioo fu. ta.
uittint'r mtt Fi ti 't'r it. ..ni. t ile. fir uoit pil) 'i.
partio lttars. lltii)SUN \t l'tl. t t~'t;i i.xtlh At.-., N.Y
T * ( -S'ud 2a for.iat'd. or ~'a. for Niek lit,l
IjBt'gar Proof Daar l,\mt -ntr. A.ruztt'a eIten i'.r
sent or . tnlo tgo tL a tit:n. At.Irtu, (IEO. DR1AtAIJBE.
Shullburne 1aiIs, lsuis, Drawor No. 4$.
PHOTOS ""t'"i n'i t1&1-.0 ro 11 100.
U. 1,. Ml I Lia.t, uutlaneu. Ohio.
FREE""soli 6": ianie
HuIf .t t11i Health Helpor"
lerfoet liealth. 11.11 lttox 10-4 liulti ,N. V.
YOUNG MEN Iu w"ano "t '
guliauttoed otuploynitwt, address I'. W. E Il hi Atla..
AGENTS WANTEU boys"e4w
Pl'toiclun, or How to Ac(tiro and Pl'reservo
l ialth." Retallw, 12.25. Big Conmiyta:ons it)
Agents. A1M1I(iU:A PUIl'hilU8IINU CU., 17 North
Tenth Street, Phliladielhaa,s Pas.
ITSSOPPEFREE
Inano Persons liestored
Dr.KLINE'S GRE AT
NERVERESTORER
/ar a//RAIN & NRRVH'o DisHtAs. 0.r/y soor
AN t it a o ft oketi t clet te.M .ts aj..
foisty ys sr. re.attise ai $. trlht tiott e free to
I itt t I t n t it > g,.ii tX, . t.i O! ht o io
coti.ttd Ito hot Kil.1N H,90It Arch Stt.. iII,etphi .Pa.
EE!" iBVRE5IURN MAILt A iulIitnL-acI al.uu ol
Iront Iops D 1, Iluolats, Mainu.
(liraket, sauti Dti,atiel ost.
iThe oldeSt, bet, most renmownted anid vaituable
tineicoitth tihe wvorbI, andtt in adutito,n It cotinst
talt thte best and intaositttliectli eluraitive popertie3s
of all (thettr remnedmtes, betmg lthe greatest Ilver
regltior, btilod puiltlier, andtt Ifio and healtil te
sboring aigeti on eart It.
It gtvea net w lire and11 vIgor to the agedl and infh-m.
Tro clergy tmen', lawyerst, literary menoi, itadies, andi
alil in whomt sedenimtary etittlmttents useo irregut
tar'ities of tIhe Btloli, Sitommncit, liowetla, or Kitdneysi
or whmo requt-o tnoall e tti'/z.r, olet, and11 mid sitimu
laint, it it invithIt.I,le, bIeIig htighmly eturative, touie
and stimuttlttg, wtou tt besing itoxtinttg.
No miatter wht yourt ieelhtg or Hymaptms are,
Of what the diisi'a tt or atitmemi h;, one 1101p Bitters.
Dont't Wait unttil you aire stek, bt if you only feel
bad or titertle ue tiC h ie itters at tInes. It malty
save your lire. lilImdredlt have been saved by so
doing, at a mlodleraIte coat. Ask ytlr tdruggisit, or
phIyaIlian. Do tnot otuifer yI)ttrtttlf or lot your
friends suffer, tbut jute anmil urge theta 10toS eHop
Bitters.
If you htave hiunetteas lt the loins, with frequent
palits anti chies; tumtbiteas or thte thigh ;scanit y,
painful antd frequtetnt dischnratgo ttr ur'ine, illed
with pita, tand wltch wIll tutrnm rd by stlattiing; a
voractouos applet ott ando umtoenchabtletl tist,; hatrshb
antd dry ski; cihtttimy I ioiguei, ol ten da:rkly furredl; -
5twllen tutu litlIthItIu giuns11 0 droptea~Il swtellitig 01
tihe ltimba; frotequet aittaocks of ltecotigh ;inaibility
to void thte utrlie, anod gret fat iguie itn attemnptting
it-you are ooulle.intg fromt somte form of Kidnecy
or Uriary Uiomplamiim, huchi tis liiso D)vas
of thte kildney4, Ilittn or itnflammationtt or tIhe blado-.
dier, gravel alid1 rental c'alettit iabeltu, .tranlguarmy
strttcture atidt rlenutnioft t h utrinme, tti 111op hit
teas is thte ontly remtedy thatwilpraetyur
Itemnembler, Hop BItters Ia to vIle, drtuggeid,
druniken ntotrtm, lbmt thte pures't and11 betIt mtedl
eite over titadoe, titndit opertoon or lamnily shtoultd
be wIthout it,
Don't risk any of thme highly Ilandedl stuff with
testimoilalsof great ttrest, but1 ask1 youtr nelghblor,
drugglst, pastor or phly4kllans whatt Hiop Bitters
has andi can ido for_you and1 lest, 1t.
Ladies
D~o you want a pure boom
lug Comnplexioni if so,a
fe a feations of iHagan's
J14 you to your heart,'s eOen
tont. It does away with Sal
lowness, Redness, Pimples
Blotches, and all diseases and
lfmpe)rfections of the skli. It
Overcomes the flutshed appear
aince of heat, fatigue and ex
efiteent. 1t makes a lady of
TIRTY appear but TW IEN
.jtY; and sonlatuiral gradual,
and perf'ect are jls effects
that ft is impossible to deteeL
its anniiatou.