The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 13, 1883, Image 4
AGRIOULTURE.
Lion-rER ARNS AND STABLES.-The
rule obstrved in nearly all modern hou- I
se, says an exchange, is to make a
dwelling as light and cheerful as possi- I
ble. Men no longer put windows an 1
their houses two feet wide and three I
feet high, with panes of glass six by I
eight Inches in size. The rule now runs e
in the other direction. They want all I
the light they can get; the more the
better. They have learned the value of 1
sunlight not only on the mind, but also f
on the health. People don't thrive in t
cells from which daylight Itas been ex- t
eluded. Even our farmers, who are e
sometimes slow to follow the fashions of t
the hour,admit the correctness and pro. f
priety of this modern innovation. The t
comfortable modern farm house resen- I
bles the statelier city mansion in this re- 1
spect. There are large wihdows on all t
sides, and plenty of them. They feel t
better in mind and body for them, and s
would not do without them. But here 11
nearly all farmers stop. They recognize o
the great benefits that result from well- it
lighted dwellings, but when it comes to n
buil ing barns, they almost invariably b
ignc re this principle. They want to
live in the light themselves, but they
consign their horses and cattle to the i1
darkness and obscurity which are char- I
acteristic of our eld-faslioned barns and o
stables. There are no reasons for be- n
lieving that domestic animals do not. t
oujoy light quite as mi ch as human be- I
iugs. Oa the contrary, experimenls a
have proven that cows give more and v
bettor milk when changed from dark g
etabkles to light ones, and also that they e
can be kept in better condition oil less s
food. If returned to their former quar- Ii
ters the flow of milk shrinks atonce. Is o
i stronger argumtent in favor of lighted h,
stables needed? When the gases aid a<
smeti of ,* stable combine withl dark. N
ness, the sight of horses is ujurel.\Win- tv
dews that snail admit fresh air as wvell w
as light are blsolutoily essential to their s<
gtieral health. In mauy new barns h
these requisites are carefully observed. l
The animals seem to aplpreeitile the iu
et)ngett con.litionf tit b mng as croatly a
as lunman tcil)gs wouht. Let the samne ii
principlets we appl.y in our houses he
aip)iiett to ball11 atid stables. if we
lilt it. benetiial, agrecatble and desira- C
Wile in our onl it cases, have we not ret;- g
son to think it. is elually desirable to W
the interior aimimnats committed to our o
care? e
Ci aRIVINO ll .t i Cows. -To at farmt r it,
the idca of currlinig i cow, milch or p
ot herwrise, is an absurdity; but. to the H1
lairymeni who have highly ired cows, w
-% Ito take a prite in their businteiss and 11
get. the top price of the maiket .or their i
Irodiee it is a mautter o' ionet,in that g
it is Iilnown to 'urr'tsr ihe milk lltw and Il
the buitter Iprlittiret by tell to tweity per \+
cent. \Ve say that this is known, and I
wilt hurtlier say thaI it is so iar alt as- S
talished fact that Iott, if anty, cnn be b
folund to uispimte it.
Thero are many I1ditts in the conduct
of a dairy unknowin, ii.leed; Uuthouglht tt
of by letiers,tht will preseut ly have a b
Jrominent plaee it their nitUiatgomeut,
very mu1cl to Ithe benetit. of thnemsIelves sl
aid those who receive andtl make 1,-e of tI
their prolue. ti
Atimng these are sineeulentI food, pro- t
tetIion Itrotm iinelemenit weiither, kimnd il
handimuling, thoroligh and eare.ful nmil king i
full alalt regtular feetii:-, eleau stab- in
hmg, (whleni stabled) andt anm abseneo of r.
itl oor, good ventilation, plenty of e
l'liht antat t horoughi elean inmg of Ithe Il
skinm withiouit wvhice. no muilelh cow can
perforn m he dtily thomrouighly aiad well.
With I all tene we lunust, t-> have a "titp- it
top" ar'titicle (if btteri, h av.e thle wtasing 1I
of I lie uddh i aiit teats b efiore umilkinig mindl o
with thin mmii emitire absence on thme tiltn ii
aucun.u ited c. tredintg antd leung ing. hat- it
ti nmilk mg. i
(II amll t-c, tite of thle most impor)it -
alit in thlit. Oii pefildeaml titry mug,h tat it I
it eleanises the hide of supet ltuous hair, r1
ke.eps it act ive mand heialthful, anel void it
oh I ttit pieenliar odor' so *iitimmonly~ fOmmit l
2at itlla inld msoat mLues in butter. It. t1
Imrobmotes thle hicrel iont mind dijio:-i tioii ii
of tl i Ohl paiiV)hl a o the atinami ste a-ni
waiie wou li et herwitse hei absorbed by 12
th e eetmiy giantds andt lie cairriideli off
iiu the milk, andi leaves the hatter not
o.nly piir in, but ot a mniielhibetter tlavor)
sue gives pronlm e to t lie blit ter tak er of
a hig~ihem color nii a purmer titavor to t n
butter fa u wthecuumri,ltnce higherm price ii
i inth inmarket-.
Ulerent nity seemi lts at trotuble over
detna, but whenu reduced to a mystein a
they ocenpily httle of time, labor or ex- v
a
A Tufis Cow. --t a cowt is fed too i
much inicat she wvill be oor mind thmii,
ad the skin uniy be irrit ateit and conl
gestedl. Too0 muche toed has a similar f
effeet, or is worse than too little, as it a
prottucca in(lgestioni, winchl disordters 'I
the blood mind causes a leoeishi (condi- I.
tion o)f the system. As it is o)nly theo s
teed that is dige.stedi heaitlthfully' that (
makes lieshi, fat iitnd milk, t hese will nti I
he ma o if it lartgm <quntitmy be givem a
thamu cani be dige:,te.i A cowt that is I
stulfermgu from indigest iuniiamy be. trot- i
ted as timlows: tive a pini t o i injeid
i)il, iandi rtpat it the be3ondi ~thiy mit Li;
then feed zOmel b)ratn stop. or m.n iuti Oi
feed wn i li jrit a11(1 a littl e meti I in it, 1
blit in mnoderate Quali.tity, uiniml hur all- I
A co-(iitsleoiNes-rF of the Iowa IIonme
ky-applhed euro for heeon mamnimals m to
givo a iewt shoes of Oulio it thmeir teedI.
Theyv emit, thIein readily miit toni or I wt
lcurs do thme businmeos elfeotumaly. Tii
statemnt it pilautsible, at lemist , thountighl
we never hecardl of thme retinedy befhore,
Urait so. the year ending duneim 3t0, I 1 <
there were expt iied from Ithis coutr. m <
hog products vahtied mit mibout $1 Im,000, ,
000, Thle expo srts of mill th e i cattler
lies, sheep,, miiulet,, freih mint sal t heef,
buttter, hair, tamlow, hides, ee, glint
aind hiormn omina uirmg thew same Itine
time amoumiteud to butt 855.00t0,000t, em ma I
little inole Ihimi hmalf the vauem of etxpor
ted hog piroducts.
Mit. J. N. D)io,ani extensmive orchar
dist of Iowa, uses arsemic for taniker
worms til his apple trees, it ithm goodt
suctess, lle boils thme p)oiSou iin the
proportion oft one poiinil to ten gallomns
of waiter. Whenm eco inhe atdds I wi gal
loint more for eac(h g;alltui oif tIme asem
iatedt wtertt, antit apthes to tIhe *rees
Iwith a lorce pmlnp. Oneo tdote is enoutigh.
EAm-rmtns farmers anuamlly uisa 500,
p 001 tons of feril iziers. WYestern farmerms
anutiially t brow miway, or permit to go
to waste, imore than the value of this
half million tons of exactly tha#samte
materimal as those commercial fert ilizers.
By-and-by they will themnselves bae coa>e
purchasers. "WiVlful waiste umakes woe-I
ful want" said Poor Rliclmard.I
DOMESTIO.
SuBsTANOEs IN THE EAR.-Hard sub
stances, such as peas, bits of slate pen.
il, beads, &o., occasionally get lodged
n the passage of the external ear. Jf
he substance be within sight, and can
e grasped rtadily with a small pair of
orceps, that will be the beat way to
xtraot it: but force must uct. on any
wcount, be used. But the best - and
afest plan is to inject luke-warm water
ather forcibly into the ear by moans of
s ringe--cne that will hold at least
wo ounces. This will be found rarely
o fail, the water passing beyond the
ubstance, and being there confined by
he membrane, called the tympanum,
orces the former outwards. Should
he substances have swelled, or the ear
ecome swollen, a little sweet oil must
>e poured into the ear, and loft there
ill the next day, when syringing may
e used. Glass beads and similar sub
tauces may be extracted by means of a
robe, dipped into some appropriate
ement, introduced into the ear, and
ept in contact with the body to be re
ioved, for a few moments till it has
ecome set.
Usn BORAx IN WASUiNO.--In employ
ig a common, cheap, but clean soap,
often put less than a level teaspoonful
f powdered borax into the bottom of
ty tub, pouring hot water on it, and
ien cooling to the proper degree. This
orax makes the washing more easy,
nl is good for the hands, healing them
nhIen chapped, and leaving them in
ood condition after washing. What
ver good soap you use, it is not neces
try to boil the clothes, but this process
elps in most cases, et.pecially if the
lot.hes are well stiried tbout in the
rilor. It is not heyt to leavu them
tu:dly boiling many mnuutes, as this
ill turn them yellow. The whole
a-hiug may be done without warm
ater, if detsired, but more or stronger
>ip taust be used, and the labor is
ardor. We want to loosen the dirt
etween the ibres of the cloth as easily
s possible, :tid then to rinso it all
vay. This is the philosophy of mak
g soiled clothes clean.
THE SOUTHERIN W.AY of SIERvINo
1ICKEN.--Joint a ehicken and boil
qnt ly in a (we) san11oel)ti, witi just
titer enough to oover the chicken. For
10 chickei allow half a pint of ulueook
1 rice; boil Ihis, and after the ohicken
tinde.r rem.vo it fron t he pan and
Id thew ri't to tle gravy; season with
'lpl,er and salt. Many cooks aid t wo
nill shes of hacon to the water in
h.iceh the e"hnektens is hoiled to htelp
avor the gravy; but remove the bicon
tfora :serving the gra,-y. Whten the
ravy has boilert up, and after being
tiekened, as usual, take tlte rico out
iti a long-h1andlie( strainer, plaeo on a
Ir tter, and lay tihe clhickt'n on the 1t4p.
ta,l the gravy to the table in a gravy
.it.
e. KweK.- -A very ice egg sauce
a ht. oerved with boiled tish is made
v melting liout an ounee of butter
it I a tablespoonful of water and a ten
)ootnuli of ilour mixed witt it. When
it snec tegius to thicken, take it. from
to tire anit stir an ounce inore of itl
r ini it; t ho heat of the siauce will melt
te butter, andI yet it will not have the
sagreealbb- Ilaivor of halter melt ert
er~i a hot tr. l3etore toing thius have'
ady t wo er three hatid-Loito.1 ogg s
u0 tale linte, andl after' you have beaten
to lautter in stiir the egg- in,
Htowii T EnIvE 1u'8i T'E.---Iced tea
no0w IlYere<d at siipl>ecr andl at lunch.
yoi wish to haive it pertfet atI with
it the least triace of bitter, laut thle tea
oold water hours before it is to bie
sed ; the delicate hlower of thlie teai aiual
mutdat strngth wi~till bo extraoted atal
uero will not lie a trace, if one's tate
the judge, of the taniiie aci I'i ich
:ialers tea so often dlisagrenbtle niiid
inlriiikable. Youi need not use niore
ian t no usual tjuanutit.y of tea. if it is
> be servedt at a one o'clock meal, put
,in waIter soon alteor brteakfasit, aind ie
few~ inulites haofore servinig. Thie
est way is to have iee broaken in a
it tbher, anid put one lulup41 in e.ioh glasi.
P'nesnnviN. o iNe - honey conitamiis
ia miu average~ ablot i pei centt. (it fur
tii acid; andh a German chionust observ
ig that eruide honey keepsx better than
iat which has been elaritiedl, inferred
aix to heo due to the presence of this
aidi in the crude sort. llis conclusion
-ats just, for' on aibling some formic
mid to clarilledl honey lbe touind the
cut prevent fermientation without im-.
airing the 1avor.
As Et:uerntc FAN.-A dawing-room,
in, or punkah, which is worked by a
mall eheetrio motoir, lhas been devised.
no fan is mouinteut on an ornamental
edestal, kept, in motion by either a
tpring or tilectrio motor. A battery
on4ealed in the base of the p)eetalh
teps t.he electric niotor going. Thle
ue arr.eagement is also used to dilhiise
it nie thi ough a drawinig-rot nii or a
ihtmteetanht vapor thr'ough a sick-rooi..
1'XUNTiAiN 'I OOTH -l3ItL'Tui.-ro tihic[
Lt.turo of thi mnvuit ion consists of a
ubber bulb attached to the handle of
he b li anid a nmetainl '-iced"' tube wIhich
Ia:)sos fiomi t ho intii or of te builb
Jong Ite bac1k of lie hiandle to thle een
ro oh thle bruash-head, whiere it en ter
ni aiperture toi' leading the tuator Iromi
hue bullb to tho bristles of t,he bruom
whie mn use. It need hardly be said
hat the bulb imay be suipplhitd ithI
.thier iqtuids hemdels wvateri.
F"iiu n a.no-'I Onse s. - L ad ies' Ilight
tresses may~ bo made Ii ropr'oof at a tri
tag cost by stLepmig themn, or tha linein
>r' cotton iusedl in aak mg thlemii, in a
liiute solution of chloride of 'snei. Thei.
'ory tlinest 'amiu' so prep)aredl may lie
ich.t ini te 11mw oft a candle andi (unatrr'ed
o duist wiaht.iit the l>ast lamie.
htAl ..ouai CA~K a.- -T1hroe eggs., timret
ablesp~otns oif iIlk, I ha, talespJooni
tuls ol mielted bait (or, onie Cupl of suigar,.
)mIt (Oil of Ilour, half a teaspooniti of
asd a, unie4 crintli i.nrar, lemon ori va -
hai.
PAPiEli ST. (K iNtis. - . laperi 11u1
it reuixtboa ed 'wita atttoiu tar wojek-i
ibres is uow used to iiake a neat iaind
amII in.httig duiratble stocking, eos'i'up.
anut'h les..I lhan tie price of launmdryvmg
patuir ot cotton' or' w'oole' stockiigs,
BEx Sitsos TIhe l.ouson of a be stling
nay3 be forced out bay pressing the bar-.
eli of a small key tirmly for a miinutt
avor tIhe wound. No woundi oi swelling
nIil result.
(Cmunn von ~m'axsv.- lt mat ain alpl
md1( wet tinot ult, tobaicco,, and, inixing
o the eoi.ssstoicy of a sit poltle,
ply to ihe thiotut. I have Itund it ta.
HsMOROU8,
HOSrITALrY: Scene-St. Enoch's
Station. Time-Afternoon. Rory Mo
Ranter, a prosperous butter merchant,
meets an acquaintance, a young man of
slight build and meek dispoettion. Mo
Ranter (heartily)-"Loeh, Simpson,
a'm awfu' gled tae see ye, man. Am
jist gaun awa tae catch ma train. A'm
stayin' doon the watter the noo-ta'on
a iioose in Gourock for the simmer,
Gie's look doon some Seturday efter
nune, an' stay tae the Monday; ye'll be
made welcome. Oomo doon an' get the
fresh air aboot ye. We've gotten a flue
gairden-plenty o' vaegetablos an' rit
--an' a'yo bouoht a new set o' boxin'
gloves; come doon an' a'll knock the
taco aff ye."
How He Doubled His Trade.
Mr. Berj. W. Patton, pharmaclst,Olobe
Village, b1ass., says that the miraculous
pain cure, St. Jacobs Oil, has great'y help
ed his other business, and the sales of the
remedy have doubled in one month. He
keeps a large supply on hand. Officers of
the Army and Navy pronounce St. Jacobs
Oil, to be the greatest pain-cure of the age.
"ANNAnEL JANE:" Of course a woman
can keep a secret. A great deal bettor
than a man can. One little seoret will
last a woman through a two-hour shop
ping excursion, a mite society, a mis
siounry circle, ten calls and a household
turniture auction, and there's enough of
it left to tell her husband when he gets
home. Now, a man would forget thre?
fifths of both ends of it before he could
got half so far with it. A woman can't
keep a secret? Annabel, she can keep
it on the dead run more miles in More
hours than a man can make it walk.
No Hest Day or Night.
In the fall of 1875 lily suflbrings were ter
ri le. I was swollen to sneh proportion that
1 teared my limbs would burst. I hael the
be.t medical talent obtalnable, and at the
worst stage of my Illness, when my husband -
and iany friends had given mto up to die,
t'he late Dr. Joln Wood bury made at horough
exatination of my wate', and pronotuncel
my case acute kidiney disease, bordering on
Bright'a disease,anel acconpantict by gravel,
ald recoinmended the iiurne<iate use of
Hunt's Remedy. At this timo I was suffor
inig uost terrible pain in my back, limbs
and head, and coull find norestday or night
for weeks, ai'nd 1 was growing weaker daily
until this kintl phyaiciai ordered Ine to tako
linnt's Remtedy. Bet'oro taking half of one
bittle I colntmencet to iupr.ve, anid Aft'er
taking six bottles was entirely cured. This
was nearly eight. years ago, ail 1 have hail
no retirn of the diisease. I have recomn
tuentded Hunt's Remedy to others in similar
cases, and it has never titiled tocure. I have
also used it f'or sick headache, anti found in
it a suire relief. I think it the best ineitliciue
liad.-, and cheert'ully recotuuned it to all.
M its. W. II: STIl [,SON,
No. 1i Tyler Street, Iioston, Mass.
A pril 18, 1883.
A ?'eil-Known 1Trbn.
llnnt's ltuineily having been recommnended
t o te ir kiilney ani Ii ver eotnplaints, I pur
catsetil sttine at th e "l'-ople's )rng Store''
anti ue t it in mny iunily, and f1eund it to be
a very valiable tuedid iie, and I gladly
recnnneil it highly to my frientis, kn. wing
it to i- be"netietail tothosetr.oubled with kid
ney or liver lisease. RIespectt'ully yours,
EI.,sl1lA NOVSE,
63 G. Street, South Bo-toun, Mass.
April 14, 1883.
A Last Manuatifacturor.
coinpiitiit, anti, havitig been f'ully rest-ril
to i-ab Ib by its use, I enmn te-s'.i'y t.o it-s value.
1),Ihnl I recouiingd it to somile onelit' 01liy
irit- is all o'. whin ii I kno1w have beenx bene
tiled by its nmoe. Grmate-iullly,
G l''O. P. COX.
Alaldenl, Mass., A pril 23, 1883.
A 8Tvotv is toht of a resident of Loxing
toln, Kv., who, being importuned to
oiuh-ei'ibo for- one of the (laity papers of
that c'ity, conlsente'd to take it if the
pubilishier w..ouldl sendiv him t,he sheet
bltauk. TIhiey agr-ie, and it goes to him
regiular-ly uuprinted. Hle as regular-ly
kee'p' it on tilt', ant pays for- it with
puctihoui 111 exatnmess.
Ts Miay Not liitiig of ti,, I)kscinfori,
over, in.-i byt iita.itry it.-.ii at- abs ilitiely in
t'nne al t a be. rl i i te tt i lttiith . ilr -f th vri-g
irn i p t.ii t~g liiin-ti l ysi. A ia, t iver'-n . om
il~ alt ii,z Mekhe t l-as tt ti ns ofm tie how-it
piurgatt vis ifar h-a-i e-neent'iiiil thaon fortnem iy by the
isroulii o t n. , jth lpubb, liost'tters Sitaieih iit
ter.isiO .-ta l 'l-te r v thigat. it i siiiu-in' iy ut'
lion, autet ntit ''n'y ailfri s r.tit-al rollef froini Ir
reg hi I'y if i lhe ih wels, b l,iinvagnraitei then-n altr
a t .i1i, itil iita-. not le'ss th:tn aiso lan ritint, it ia
in;tt - ti f i lit- i- w t.itt lvittity anite kito-il
Situe ihil,.tetr ilnuttts, arie also wilthin the scopie of
Tur.i- child1, axfteri theo manuolr of its
kinid, htiviing m.isbOhatved itt tableht, its
faitheri admainistders at levorO tiap on the
kmuckles.
"'I say," says the youngster to its
mother, with its mfo:t supei)rb air, " you
might tell your husband there to take
his hands od of mec I"
.Ec w. it rah un oh ale i f ut ist , 't ftt Austjiln. Te.
wir. tri h tti b -tn h-tin-tts tl .w n ilsnl tuntultt
,-r t1.nng fe orkpus yu, it hpak for it n
o'vteitli lithOlal e-d.i It ' have ever h ish-n
a5 to - gii.r i i nir iti-in ct )Plae bsenti'uon
ttis ti bt1 t' t ibt ieiyttl riiyi. t i N.- i n ion
ne). Ahetni. idt. 'iOn iieall dsreso h
ot. ill to llounlKdns int saver.hoinm
.No ik's vegtabl wri'yr10 nsa'ly'o
stlr fwonm atdu remoe al)r Waeer' ear.
wltihmillionhasire 1t.pobsably, why
est tou mak a diuistntonbtwe
waldthe landt- ''ouverty-str e wilhou
rentnti-enr P'or ''1ppsa da't thnk youh
ottih eerb satals t f irt A TtM I l
listiliti l trin. Soli b i tt it.
eltH, lt 'em, iee ais ti llt." sn Chints eema
out inlu vtoe- Didnnd'tll aam Mor mnw
A otaths? fact. iareat yieas." isVon
inerioi woatahtt canlumatbon, on
ituitiera f ur yit bIli ell.Grvs er
lie MaNor. Ititas a urdthusandro, thy
sidko ah oar. "You( thway wmll has,
bi,sk i hug.cuan eui,hers.Ic.rggt.
"Five years ago my life was a dread all
the time from Heart Diease, since using
Dr. Graves' Heart Hlegulater the Englisti
language would fall me in telling the good
[ received.-Kate Musgrove, Coloma, lad.
F'or sale at druggists.
ILL$
TRADW MARK.
The ppill are warranted to be PURELY vege.
lable, free from all mineral and other poisonous
lubatances. They are a certain euro for Consti
ation. Sick Headache, Dyspepsiu Biliousness,
r'orllld Liver, Loss of Appetit,aIlldeee
Irialiog from the idese
Liver, Stolnach, BoweIg or
Kidnelys.
They remove all obstructions from the channels
)f the system and purify the blood thereby iw.
par 'og health, strengthand vigor. 8old by drug.
fista, or sent by wall for Ya cents in stamps by
P. NEUSTAEDTER & CO.,
83 Mercer St., New York,
Role \tanufaobuera of ST. BERNARD VEGE.
CARLE 1'ILLS.
Send for circular.
CATAR HY-FEVE R.
, I cnn recomeinout El yos
Croan Balm to all Hay-Fever
Cot0 i Sufferers, it being, in my opin.
I ion founded upon experience
and i Pore cure. I was afflicted
AYRVE with IIay-Fever for - weuty..ve
_v+wr, and never before found
A5vvuMarshfeldn r .TE H.
R E.Ata BALM will,whe.napplled1
. tLio auger into the nostrils be
a. Is.l, eirectonally cl-asislnr
-USA. tho Lreal tlia'ses uf catarrUnl
{ -EEVER y
ROSE-COLl. tlt. ntietbranal llini4ta teet
h POSITIVE OURElthad from colds :competelybes
ti OST O EIeres at.d restore, the ronao
E L Y'S or taste aOnd smell. liellal pt
IREAM BALM a "' t'' - by a ow appt
I hruhtreatment will cure.
Inequnlled fo- cold in the head. Agreeable to use.
onu ior cireclar. 5o cents a package. h - mail or at
ruggiets ELY BROTUiEliS. Owego, . Y.
Home Items.
-"All your own fan.t
If you rema,n sick when you can
Get llup hitters that never-Fall,
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
lckest invalid can use Hop Bitters with
afet.y antd great good.
-Old inen tottering around frdm Rhou
eatisn, kidney trouble or any weaknosa
vill be almost new by using Hop Bitters.
-My wife and daughter were made
ealthy by the use of hop Bitters and I
eCoiUtentt. thet to mny people.-Methodist
alurgyuar..
Ask any good doctor if Hop
Bitters are not the beat family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness,
vill leave every neighborhood as soon as
dop Bitters arrive.
"-My mother drove the paralysis and
icuralgia all out of her system with Hop
Bitters. "-Ed. Oswcgo Sun.
-Keep the kidneys healthy with Hop
Bitters ind you need not te:tr sikness.
-Ice water is rendered nar'uless ant more ro
resinlug and reviving with lop Bitters in each
lfaugKht.
-'Ihe vigor of youth for the aged and Inr in
lop Bitters.
eTHE GREAT CUREJ
7--R-H-E-U-M*AT--SM
As it, is for all tho pinful disoases of th'e e
E KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS. C
rj It etloace iho syste:: cf the acrid poIson
a thatt causes the dreadful suffering which e
* only the victims of Ilttumatism can realize. 2
THOUSANDSoOASES J
of tho wvoret forts or thia terriblo disease
Shave been quickly relievedi, anti in abort time a,
PERFECTLY CURED.
u vnwv., cct. in.10i n t nu Y. sotn 1tY Unt'GGISTs.
( ti. D)ry can t.' ,'tt by mtai.
WELLS.ICHrAIlDo0N& Co., BurUngton Vt.
Notlugl in Ith l rt t' equal to, it for the
cure of Sertuu la. I ltlah, T.tter, till Sres,
Sor e erc ,, tria reti,snsen, Catarrh. I est of
Appetite, retuale: C inplata, o alt lood
elitcm 1, Coe'fil. All dru.:giste and
coit:ntry store ke eper sell Itt. n. . liter.
A I e..,lPrui,'., l'itt!,urgh o. n every l.oitle.
Ieyes,etc. ;ltchingcfromnany cause. OQe. Askyour dv5
m...gist, or sendtO 55 Fulton Streeti. N. Y.
YOUNrG 1%EEN Tc'"""vnAnt heant,
'irenolasre . VA!y.NTI N E lle.OI-.. ,Jiane'illt.Wls.
kinh, .ta ara ill car.. rour toc'.!. Prine Ji t.
SlIM
OlE.lMAN litUilN:esa C'OLLiEoi,Ntiwtirk. N..i. Terins
Li II4') l'inttins fo.r graduiate. W ,rito for circutlari
GEUINTM WVA3|TEDI br the Jiosi, anti Fastest
selling Pictorial Books snd lIibles. Prnices re
ucedi 33 per ent. N A TloIAr. tPUB. (In.. P'hiisdac.. Pa.
DIf A Wi-E. ('4 uittay at nounceasily made. Costly
outfit fra. A tlre-us 'en e & (Co.. A iu.s. Me
* insane Persons Restfoed
5 Dr.KLINE'S GREAT
N ERVE RESTORER
i. a//ni.tAli&NmvuPVIDISEss. On/y siedr
"i A'$1 V--i .4 rOCtd. a jte /.y ft.
A'rs d.ay' r ri. Tre 'ie anet $2a itl tottle free to
received. Sn rtr e. hargxress acire., of
litete1 t In.K1l N -SI Pt,hildlhia.Pa.
Dlruggists. IbJDWAR ' /MITTNFR DS
WOR MSI
In ltce human bodly ERA DlOATED by using
C.A RK'S SYRUV P I
A r od-tan reed. iff d ffetu-E
ni in tunjetton.rc 25 cents a bottle.i
WPFOUt I. BY 1ALL DRCU(OGIST .
1)RS. J. N. & J. B. HIOBENSAC1(.
L)l" MEl.l'-A lil 88 AN!) MElhiCUIAL.IZATiION
BIENSAt'K, of 2(tl' Notrhi Scondit street, P'ihladel
Phh11, ('t t ier by3 iiti ill r) by prsomn, riltrilg the hioulr
Iroin1 4 A. M1. 1o02 P. M., iad 6 to 9 P'. M1.
Advtit'e t ree. Wh'tis*'ever wold kntow ils condti
tion anti the wvay to, unpmirove It shontal reatd
"INDttOM IN A NUTS1hEL L."
Sent ocn receipt orI 4-tcent atatmp.
S66 a tek lmm0I Otolw n l'ennsSli tit
Camphalor Mil1k Is the bea ,t Liiment. P'rico 25 ttnts.
BEEORE -AND - AFTER
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD,
V1to are suffering from N4aavvea Datn.tr,
LeaT VITALITY, LAcK OP Nmoavs Foses AND
5GiOR, WASTINO WxamNgst, antd alt thoso diseases
of a PEnsoNAL NATURE resulting fronm AnES sand
Otua OAus. 8 eedy relIef anti complete re0sto
rationot HEALTU,\tcoonanrd MAStuoonoUARANTEED.
The grandest discovery of tha Nlneteent.h Century.
Senid at oncofor litustrated Pamnphletfto. Address
, DIC ELTO.MARJAll,MICH.
ANCIENT history of base ball: We read
a great deal at present about the first
base man, second base man and third
base man, and also of the short stop
man, and it occurs to us that Cain was
probably the original first base man,
Judas Isoariot second and Nero third,
while the Wandering Jew may be re
garded as the original short stop, for he
never made anything but a short stop
wherever lie went. Noah was probably
the first pitcher, for he pitched the ark
within and without. .
The Dead uaannot It talsed,
nor if your lungs ate badly wastedtl away
can you bo cured by the use of Dr. Pieree's
"Golden Medical Discovery." it is, how
ever, untequalted as a tonic, alterative, and
nutritive, and readily cures the most obsti
nate cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and I
incipient consumption, tar surpassing in
efficacy cod lb or oil. Send two stamps for a
Dr. Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption and
Kindred Al'ections. Address WoinLD's
DisPENSAitY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Bui'alo, N. Y.
"NOT good enough."-First Small
Boy (doubting truth of second ditto's
plain unvarnished tale): "Will you take
your oath it's true ?" Second Ditto:
"Oath ? 'Course I will." First Small
Boy; "Will you take your dying oath ?"
Second ijitto: "Dying oath I Why not ?"
1"irst Small Boy: "Will you bet six
p uceo 9" Second Ditto (hesitating):
"Well, no-o-o-o I won't bet six
pence."
.'Iu a Iliehu."
Dr. R. V. PiEtcE:: Dcue Sir--Last fall
my duttighter was ink a dcclii' and every.
body thoughs she was going into the eon
suipttio. I got her a bottle of your "Fa
vorito Prescription," and it cured her.
Als. MAltY IIINSON, -
Of all druggists. Montrose, Kan.
"THEIE's millions in' it," remarked
Fogg. when he heard that the London
horse-cars were to be run by compressed
air; each car, of course, can furnish its
own compressed air if you can keep the
women out of the cars. No man was
ever known to open a horse-car window
excepting to accommodate a lady.
WVeak lungs, spitting of blood, consump
tion, and kindred affections, cured without
puysician. Address for treatise, with two
stamups, WouLD's DIs'NsAtY MEDICAL
AssoCIATION, Buidhlo, N. Y.
SOME social philosopher has written
that "the beat of literature is but mem
ory." This is the reason the Boston
Post man has so much to say about the
young man who went to a picnic and
sat in the custard pie.
Ely Brothers: We are selling more of
Ely's Cream Balm than all of other Ca
tarrh Remedies can hardly keep a supply
on hand. A. Nichols of this place says he
suffered from Catarrh for years. lie pur
chased a bottle of your Crean Balm of us
and it relieved him more than anything he
had before tried. ie is now almost cured
and says vot cannot recommend it too
highly. -Evers Bros , indepentience, lowo.
"No," says the heated man, "I won't
have any moat. It is too hot." And
then he drinks three glasses of beer
and two or thtee of \hisky. tJonsis
tency is a jewel. Therefore the heated
man cannot be a jewel.
ProofE'ol Else Psaildinig
Applic. also.to jiIz3. .t lie we reinier thint all great
dais eea i - 21wm tr:aiiing e-nd. doinie ex ess or ir
regularity of1 atuig aarli .tritkinig pro, iucingi co:sgu.
tiona anltd dlis reier a. one . r niore* of hth.e fitnctlona of
the body at tirst ..inaill but IfintI, in Eiaziiation
fevers. and death. it is im)tirta it also, to recoileci
tthatit) reluo inug tile causeL openling the -luice.s dlis
i tr diO wVis i'h luins for irt 0 y.-ar. have fountd no
tI o - f,lhl enm to -ii tha ni "s. it -risard
"Youn mother coming I" exclaimed
Smithers, "why, they say the Old1 Har- ~
ry couldn't live with her." "But," re
plied Mrs. S., in her most taunting man
ner, "you wvill try to, for my sake, Ei
won't you, Charley ?" t
NEN~SiMaNs PxrroNi'szEi i1i2xr Toste, the onity
preitiration uof hiee t tn'.un:n - i.- .'urie ,,tri
jlosin'<9pii'rs. it cintius bi ad-,iesig, f' s*e
genertat lnl anl life'-ons5It, i t jl roperitites; ntvnluna
bie for indige.stion, iislteiiiat,ievousi prost rat ion, -
niti all farina of g,ener.tl ieii ii', also, an a i en
feeblet consilions, whteilher tin re'sult of exhiauia
tion, ntervouist prost rattan, over-.vtmrk or atcute ii- 19
case, patrticularnly if r. suil tig from pulnonary p
coaint t Caewell Haszar o,poreo
lenw Y ork. Sol by dIruggis. C. boIeos
HoLDISo two b,undles, also a- fan and
a parasol, while huniting for a nickel in
a pocketbook that must be in the bot- E
tom of a bag, will keep a woman busy i
for some minutes in a street car.
'The succetssfrl nitan tias itlany imitator
in his peculiar line of businieSs, but still
there i" only one <.rigmuator. Buo, also, th
grent pet rolcumi hair renewer, Carbioine,as1
now Improved and perfected, hold lie
p)almn against all muitato,rs as a genuno ar
ticle of merit. Try it.
SOYER, the French cook, used to chew
garlic antd breathe on a saiad to give it
a flavor. In America the boarders chow
the salad awhile and then go to head
quiarters andl blow on the cook,a
Mother Swan's. Woran Syrup.
Intfallible, taste'less, harmless, entiartic; for fe
Is smoking hurtful? Fogg says lhe A
has been making a practical investiga- at
tion of the question for twenty-five yearP. "
When lie finds out ho will lot the world W
know all about it.
JIecKInANNon, W. V'A.-D)rs. Newlu. &BaIr rc
part thtu nroiwn's Iron nitters atre givatng generali
ntsfact ion.
Unifriended indeed is tie whlo has no
friend bold enough to point out his~
faults,
Chriolitlon collars and culfs are cheal -
est in the long ruin. VTey wear lontgeri
than any othter, aimi you save cost of wiash
lug. _______
IlOUND hlats lor traveling are trimmed
wvith 2 hat banids of kId or ecru leather
fastened by buckles.
"ltcuehttt."
Tihe quIck, complete cunre, alil a-moytng Kiney,
Bladder anth LUrinairy Diseases. $1: DrnggIsts.
GAUzE b)rocadedt with volvot is very
popular for overdremses andt long man
tles.
WVooinnEauay, Mt'.-- 1tev. W. .1. .Johinont saysi:
"'I hatve u-' ed ntrowun's I rmn li trs in .nsy funnly
undi theay haive purovenl a splienthdi liealthI Iivagor
tmor."
Malaria, chills, positively cured by
ICmory's Standiard Cutre Puals. 'Thecir e-q ti
unknown; sugar-coA )tedI; no gri linig, 25ti.
AP'FTi.hNOoN tea-aprons entirely of taco
are the liutest.
Ladies and chiktiren 's boots and shoes
cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Heel
BtlTfeners are used
GOLD braid is very stylish an)d much
worn,
Dr. Eline's Gireat Nerve Restorer Is the
marvel of the age for all nerve diseases. All
Phtaoped, free. Send to 931 Arch Street'
FItAThutn fails are theo uost fashiona
THE GREArf
HMAN REMOU
CU E
heumatism,Neuralgia Sciatiea,
Lumbago, Backache, Headaci o, Toothache,
oreThroal .we antgs rrts.Elrulses,
Darn. Sena. IFtrs I$li ae,
AND ALL (rTER BODIIY PAINS AND A'Ifl.
ld1by Druggeis uid Dealersaserr where. Fifty Ceutsa bottle.
DietosI anguages.
TIlE UIIAIILES A. VOUELERt CO.
ueossra v A. VouEi.ER a CO.I Daltisre. 31d.. U.S. A
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURE for
KIDNEY DISEASES. o
Does a larso back or disordered urine indi
oato that you are a viotim P THEN DO NOT '
IESITATE; use Kidnoy-Wort at once, (drug. 5
gis reomn t n twl speedily over. coetedsaeadrstr elh cin
com'"ai"o *" o" o"i"t''Wota*.
LadIes. togyo '"s, as""n 1
and wcaknessos, Kidney-Wort is unsurpassed,
as it will act promptly and safely.
Either Box. Inoontinoneo, retention ofurino,
brick dust or ropy deposits, and dull drag C
I pains, all speedily yield to ite curative power,
43- BO.D DY-ALL DIUOGIOTS. Prioo 51. >d
AgedMo.suc allMen
ILwo sufer from ArirN
iudiscretions will find
tpowerful niner t ucte
One restored i itl thre s noQrla rsoTry
It: itne r faili. Si: v for g t -
gistr. or by mail from Alien's harmacy,
Oiu BRAIN FOOD
h1e glor; of a man 1s
a re s .Llsh If yett
LLEN down
cretions uAl \ n r
neatly restor all os vigor and atrengtoen
Dality,mslo ri and restyr gr " Ges. fos
-t ruggiats, or by nail from len's
City. BRAIN FOOD
E Of the many rem
U U Jdies before the publio
Y IA N for Nervous Debility
and woaknessof Nerve
LLrc auar onrativo lystem
there is none equal to Aliuns Brain bood.
which promptly and l'ermauently restores
wit Druggists, or by ail fron A'eon a
all_lo. vorOM RITIN erfal., Newbu I r
r,Marina
c315 lst N F O
N oe wYork .n
City. RA
Beti tENorld, eve thear lenine
LI t strongs tstsa
14 o tril. Wrrane ears isness Nervou
Drfeeboo, and r estrn toest h
wENToWAN EDh,rft~ n 's't'rn,'n:in
nsta n e i sua tuvr,esi moti t itfo
r 5lar i m o r ot. Bost n i
C(EE LLEOE AOF
UIISeintirne. y rista. *UE
rh rto $20 alvstuL,o 11 ili aresn
cTe rllan f 11~.Dasin. ar tre t
tinKETS f nmpexwriin paor, i ler
it al ndir rall hor wll. taken
aute trobeomy seTIGcoe thewbm.
The Mse. ete eithn
hues olokte useofragaIn
h65amess and arday reliabclnt
~s I'Ieanllat0. B sadlm hleen
col ANeveryAblemish, TAemov1 e
Erutiois,al evia odees o
eitemear Isn tC a everyxt Aimp Nr
FeRAZEn.
and. snaa theaE,ht noe humania.
eding candetct it app.OLDa
IS. WEALTH,
Health of BodyWealth of Mid
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent.
TMU IULT BLOOD PURI1PIU,
.w Peed aatee benW4 AOeh, strong bone and
a aear skin. If ye would have your gesh firm,
our bones son wtthot cartes, .sd your o.
Islexon fair, se
Radway's Sarsaparill ian
Resolvent.
A remedy oeopesgd of Ingredients of extraor.
aymedical properties, essential ~opurify
he tprand Invigorate the broken-own and
wased 13iI ot PLEASAMr, Sus Bad PAxxa
umte isnt en A,Ar and Panre
No master by what name the complaint may be
desinated, whether it be scrofula, consl tiao,
t sees of the lungs,dridneys blad
der, womb,0skin, liver, stomach or bowels, either
ehronior o0su0utiosal, the virus lain the Dlood
which supplies the waste and builds and repairs
these org04 and wasted tissues of the system.
If the bl sunhealthy, the process of repair
The SarsaparlIllan Resolvent
O only is a compensating remed, but secures
the harmonlous action of each of the organs. It
establishes throughout the entires stem function
a harmo and supplies th blood ves.
sels with1"a pure and healthy current of
aen DIl Tian SK, after afew days' use
of the larsapari lan, becomes clear and
beautifuL Pimples, blotches, black spots and
skin eruplone are removed; sores and aloors soon
oued. ersons suffern from scrofula, eruptive
diseases of the eyes, mduth, ears, legs, throat and
gla<ds. that have accumulated and spread, either
Cm sncured diseases or mercury, or from the
ase'of corrosive subilmat may rely pon a cure
it the SasprllnIs continued a snuolcent time
to make its pression on the system.
One b$e contains more of the active prinot
ples of edicines than any other Preparation.
en i teas adoses, while others require
One Dollar a Bottle.
R. R. R.
vS Ready Relief1
Tihe O>DeapFease and Inlost e .eto
In from one to twenty minutes never fails to
relieve Pain with one thorough application:
no matter how violent or excruciating the pain,
the Rheumatil, Bed-ridden, Indlrm, Crippied,
Nervom Neuigo or prostrated with d sease
ma WAY'S READY RELIEF will
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS,
SORE THROAT, DIFFIOULT BREATHING,
PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA,
CATARRH, INFLUENZA,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD CHILLS, AGUB CHILLS,
CHILBLAINS AND FROST BITES,
BRUISES, LUMBAGO, 8CIATICA,
NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESSNESS,
COUGHS, COLDS, SPRAINS,
PAINS IN THE CH EST, BAOR
or LIMBS are instantly relieved.
MALARI.A.
IN ITMB VA.RIOUS FO[RM.
FEVEB AND AGUYE.
FRVER AND'AGUE cured for 50 cia. There is
not a remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever andeAg , and other Malarious, Bilious
ScarletTphi Yellow'and other fevers (aided
b MW Y' iILLB) so quickly as BAD WAY'S
It wlli in a few momentt, when taken Internally
00rdln to the drectins cr ramps, Spasm,
ala Paipitation or tne Ieatt Cold Chills Ily ateri
Wind in th Bowels and al Inlernil Plis.
WTraveler shud alwy carry a botl of RAD.
.hng. o war.ts'a better than French Brandy
be r d ELumbermenm should always
RA DWAY'S
Regulating Pills
PerfeOt, Purgative, Soothing. A peri
ent8, Aot without Pain. AlIways
Reliable and Natural
in Operation.
A VEGETAB3LE SUBSTITIUTE FOR
CALOMTAL
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet:
mpurge, regulate, pify, cleanse and streng
RADWAY's Pzi for the cure of r.ll disorders of:
the Stomach, Liver Bowels Kidneys Biadder,
Female C&m lpaints, lervens Diseases, ?osofA
petie Headache Constipation, Costiveness, In -
'noheal,Piousness Fever, Inamma
the*'Internal Viscera. Pu'rely vegetable, contaith
ing 9 mercury, miner als, or deleterious drugs.
WObserve the followitig symptoms resulting
from rIeae ofthe DIesive rgans Constipa
Head, Acidiy of the Stomach, Nausea Heartbun,
Disgust of Fo, Fullness or Weigt in the Sc
mad, Sour Eructations Sinking or Flutterin at
the Heart. ChokIng or ldufferini Hensations whan
Webs bfore teigr, Fe?er and dul Pain in the
Head, Deficiency of PerspIration, Yellowness of
the Skin and Ides Pain -in the SIde, Chest,
Lmbs a1( adudden naluhes of Heat, Burning i.n
A few doses of RSnwAY's PiLs wili free the
system from all the above-named dIsorders.
SOLD BY DIRUGGISTS.
Priee, 38 Veat. Per Box.
READ "FALSE AND TRUE."
Send a letter stem pto RADWAY A C0., No. 33
Warren, .Jr Church St, New York.
Ilnfrnation worth thousands will be sent
To the Pusblte,
Bsueand ask for IRAUA' an see that the
ON RECE!PT OF 30o
TERUS IIyn at N rt tu NT oIIU
1)Wda b tt Jo,nWa
T.and,,r ormt i t~i ad ross aud
P. O. Box 682. PiE It~~&(f*
mont stoe Huselaai, Vga.h Ty
S r~ tabltoI o inl Advic Mas Ofc
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