The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 24, 1883, Image 4
Tun 1murNGV VArLM O4 *VoD..-The
feeding of animals with foodsoontainlng
the proper proportions of subetanoes
necessary to promote growth or fat is A
very impoftaut branch of knowledge,
and those who fully understand how to
prooure the largest supply of availablo
matter from the several kinds of feed.
allowed to stook will derive more satis
factory results than those who feed as a
routinewithout having any special pur
poae to aebomplish by so doing. Al.
though animals are not confined to any
particular diet exclusively, u 'aere they
can be allowed a variety, yet all that
can be obtained from the feed, whether
it be concentrated or bulky, is classed
under the heads of protein, carbo-by
drates; fat and ash. Protein is that sub
stance which is principally found in
lean meat, the white of eggs and in the
blood, being nitrogenous, while the
carbo-hydrates include starch, woody
fibre, sugar, eto., and derive the name
from the fact that they are composed
(no matter in what form we possess
them) of carbon, hydrogen and ox3 gen,
Fat exibts in plants, also, but in small
quantities. Ash relates to the mineral
substances which supply the bones and
tissues.
As the matter which i; appropriated
by the auinal is composed of these four
substances-protein, carbo-h) drates,fat
and ash-it is at once apparent that, in
order to ieed to the best advantage,
some consideratiou must be given the
character of the food allowed, and, in
stead of feeding indiscriminately, cer
tan quantities and propoi tions must be
used. MAny yaluabie experiments have
been made ior the purpose of testing
grains and todder, in order to estimate
their value ior iceding,and we aze grad.
Ually .arriving to that point at which the
aid oi investigations will be used in or
der to inLd animals according to ago,
period of growth ant weight of carcass,
For it.btance, by the use of 100 pounds
of ordinary hay the supply oi digestible
nutrime nt will be a tiaction over live
put nds oi protein, fort) -thre3 pounds
of caro-hydrates and about a pound of
fat, wiulu only a pound of protein can
be vxtiacted irom the same quantity of
digebtible material im mangolds, with
ten pounds of carbo-hydriates and no
fat. The difiL-ronce between the nutri
tious matter of hay and mangolds at
once enatblts the stock-breeder to dis
card tio umigolds altogether or use a
less quantity (f 1u1y aal n upply tho (*e
hozone y wita nangoiue. An- number
of substances can be ueed,proyited they
are led proportionately to value, the
object being to neitier have an excess
nor deficit of any substance that enters
into the compostion ot tae body.
What in given inl the shape of bulky
material, iuch as lay and straw, can be
also lound in grainl, which possess nu
trnont in a tuore concentiated form.
Usmiig wheat straw as compared with
corn, the straw contains about three
pounds of protoin to the 100 pounds, C
whilo corn contains over ten. it is no
cebsuiry. therciore, to lessen the supply
of straw anat autt corin to complete the
prt porLiO of 1,Ioteim; atnd as the strtaw
contmis about 40 por caut. of crude
fibre, which is almost useless, while
corn contain, leas thtWan 2 per cent. the
waste in the systemi in much less from
the corn. Tho siraw, though containing t
less fat, contains a larger amionnt of
ash, and there is no kind of materi.d
used that is dIeiie.nt in one direction
but what is oveiabundant in other re
specte,
iBy directing attention to the study of
.food ciplositioni thei e is another object
to implress on the stock breeder, wvhich
i s that by feeding a variety of food the
anmmal will grow faster, fatten more
readily and keep in a healthier condi
thiu than byu usinzg a single article of1
dtiet. A: though it it not every farmer
who makes it a duty to feed for nutri
tive value ciuly, yet they know by expe
rience that el taina foods give certain re
subts; but the fltid is still open for more I
krowlkdbe ini that direction, and every
farner should avatil himself r~f the p~rivi
legeof ob taijzing it.
Hlow TO TELL A (hOOD POTATO.-To 1
distiniguish a goed Iromn a poor potato,
take a icound one, pa~y no attentmen to
the ori t -ide lippeairance, but divide into
t~wo paii Is sin a sharp knife and exam
ine tue e-i posed inner surf ape. if there
is n~nehi~ p tir or 'juice' that a slhght I
pressure would seemingly Caruse to fall
oil in di opsn p u may be assured it will i
be "'aoggy." ata r it is bsoiled. That is I
evidenace .i ai poori potato and don't you
buy ['.
The iliowing are requisito qualities
of ai god j aIto: WVhen cut into two, I
the eu!a' 01.oun be a yeLlowish white; I
ii it is a ti i- y elow it wvill not cook
weli. Ti.exo must be a considerable<
amotuint of neiitture though not enough
to colleet in drops and fall off, even.
with mioderato pressure. Etub the two
pue a together, and if is. good, a white
froth wvin appear around the, edges and
also upon the two surfaces alter they 1
arec sepaaralaed. TChai signi-fies the press
ecect of a proplet qua'nuty of staarch, The
more lrotn th' nmore starch, anid conse
qluently the better potato; while the
less there is the poorer it will cook.The
quaantity of the starchy eleineiit mnay
also be judged by the more or less
readly aidierence of the two parts. Ii
the adhierence is sfiieient for one picce
to hold the other up, the hact is evi
dence of a goodl article. These are thme
expe~rhuernts usually imaldo by experts
when buying good pot atOes8, sand are the a
best tests that can bo given, short o1
boiling; but, even thaey are by no means
intalatble.
lIANoiNo-BAaiffra -lted tlower pots
can be convorteat into thaee pretty bats
kets for lawns or porches. 'ITwo large
pots, of the ten-inch size will miake a
haludsome pair-. (let a small inradt-awl
ana gimniet of a large swze, ant a asmall
saw-bhade set ill a handie; work hu I..s in
rows all aronda the pots half ain mcen
Widte (flrst siolteiing them by soakinma
over nIght). Give the surface two 3o~s
of, stune-eoloreat pailt, then t'priaikle
with sand ini wh ich miix diaamonad dust
or lrosaing; or psaint vahito, and dust
with mar ble or stonaentter's sandl, mnix
ed1 withi frosting; thas ill give a sur.- I
face like marblhi or stone, as may be a
desirgd.t
'InE Guteiion theory of judging cows
Is either true cr false, for it cani~ot be
both 8turely, if the delineationis are
that a co-v will give a certain qutantityv a
of milk for a given length of time th'e
system is comuplete if the results are in
accordance with the claim. WVe are in
the j redticament of acepting a theory
while rejectintg it practically, for the C
best breeders hold thea enoutcheon marks
In high favor, anid yet dare not affirm
that their best cows always hiave the
mosrt perfect escutcheons, If the theory
ms correct, it eniatles any pereoai to lbe
come an expert judge, and if it is not
to be relied upon there shonu'd he no
piore nonsense about it.
DOMMTI,
Ifousamorm Anm.-If you have win.
dow ourtains, hang them on a simple
and obvious pole. It need not be very
thick, and is better formed of wood
than of metal, for then the rings to
which the curtains are attached pass
almost noisolessly. The ends of the
pole may be of metal, but 1 prefer a
simple ball of wood. The pole may be
grooved and little enrichments may be
introduced into these grooves, provid
ing the carving does not come to the
surface arid thus touch the rings, which
by their motion would injure it. What
aver Is used in the way of enrichment
should be of a simple character for the
lieight at which the curtain pole Is placed
would render very line .work altogeth
Dr ineffective. S3mall mirrors laced at
onyenient distances add greatly to the
appearance of a room. They have far
miore than double or treble the effect
f one large surface. A corner cup.
board that has solid, unglazed doors,
nther flat or rounded, would gain rich
aess by the Insides of the doors being
3overed with choice bits of old Venetian
leather, or failing that, a painted cloth, I
perhaps with goldleaf background;
when ouch doors are opened and laid
back against either wall, the warm fire
olor would be a valuable adjunos, not
interfering with the brilliant beauties 1
f shelved treasures, such as rare old
3hina glass or silver,
A PnRTTY APoroN.-A dressy little ap
ron ior afternoon wear can be made by
baking a piece of cheese cloth twenty
sine inches long by twenty-one wide,
md after hemming the sides, fringing ;
nit the bottom to the depth of four i
13lhes; a couple of inches above the I
ringe draw the threads for two more, a
and run in either satin or ottoman rib- I
)oi of light weight. If the ribbon is
nk, embroider in the loft hand corner
Lbove it a spray of wild roses in nat.
tral colors in outline stitch. If blue, a
onrn flowers ara pretty, At the top of
he apron make to small gores so that
t will fit smoothly, and after binding
vith the cheese mioth, taok on a piece
>f the ribbon long enough to tie in a I
>Ow at the back. For one it requires a
ine yard of cheese cloth and three of
'ibbon, two inches wide. The design
or embroidering can be rawn or
raced with a pencil from something
l:1. These api ons a're very pretty tor
IaO or tlo pitbeuta, and arc both
niexpeusive and quickly made. 1
F
A4 exchango pilishes the following c
ut to the ladies: Bave the tea leaves '
or ai Tew days, then steep them in a tin C
aul or pan for a hall hour, strain e
hrough a sieve and use the tea for all v
,arnished paint, It requires very little a
ibow polish, as the tea acts as a strong r
letergent, cleaning the paint from all n
ho impuaities, and making the varnish t
qual to new. It cleans window sashes, d
ii cloths-itndeed any varnished surfaco
3 improved by its application. It
vushes window panes and mirrors much I
itter than water, and is excellent for i
leaning black walnut and pictures and t
Doking-giass frames. It will not do to I
rash unvarnished paint with it, 1
NEvEn peel peaches too dry. Let I
hem be metllowv enough to be in good ]
atling couidihion, put them in boiling t.
brater for a momuent or two and the
klius will comec off like a charm, Let
hem iLe int the water long enough, buit ,1
to lonh~er. The gamn is at least sixfold t
-saviug of time In removing the skin, a
aving of tbe peach, the best parts at i
lhat, aid takes Jess tIme to dry the e
'cenhes, as a whole bushel may be a
calded in a boiler at once, and the s
mater turned off Dry na rapidly as a
ossible in a cool oven if you have not
*n evaporator.
SHEEP TONoU~..-Takeo well washed
aueep tongues and rub into each a
ablespooniul of talt, a tablespoonful
>f moist sugar and a little bay salt ;
laco in a pain, add a gial of vinegar r
uad a pinch of ground allspice ; let liet
lve days in the pickle ; put thorn into(
oihing water, and simmer gently one
ionur; take otf the skins, trim round the
oots, slightly glaze thom ; garnish with i:
>arsiey, a
A UUsT ABOUT noiLING iA._RlOlled
tam are muen nicer if allowed to stand
n the water in which they arc boiled t
minil cold ; the outside then does not 1
urn black and dry up as it does when y
aken from the water to cool, conse
iuently there is less wvaste in preparing
,wem for the table. But always re
nemnber to remove the lhd of the ket- r
lo so that the steam may escape. This e
tould be done after boiliimg anything ,
>f the kind.
ROAST cuzrNE oF P'onK.-Thjl half an
tour in hot salt waiter. Tako out and
amy upon a dish to cool sounmywhat. (tt
lie pot liquor Into the stock pot) Ru
he warm cline all over with a httle
>epper and powdered sage, then with
emron egst ; strew with bread crumbs,
id set in a good oven ntil tender,
shaould it brown too fast cover it. P~as
liplo sanooe with It. c
lPon A s10K PRisoN.- A nouirishing and
>lihisant uim for a sick person is made
if parched rice. Brown the rice the
anic s sou do coff'e; then p)our boil
ng water with a little salt, in it over
lie rice, Let it boil until it is tender -;
hen add sugar or cream to it. It nia
>e strained or not, seording to taste.
VIRoINIA OcnN BIIEAD.-Dissolye a
abicepoonful of butter in 8t pints of
oilmng milk, and into this so~da 1 quart
ii liumn meal. When cool add one
aalf pint of wheat flour, a little sugar,
Steaspoonlul of salt and 2 eggs, well
)eaten. Max well together andi bake
n two cake-tius well buttered.
SUGAn CAul.- Mix four cupfuls or
ngar with eight cupluls of flour an~d
me large cupful of coriander sed, add
no cupful of butter, one cupful of lard,
mx eugs, two tablespoonfuls of sour
*acaui er milk, one teaspoonful of soda.
WonTH KNOwIN.-A clam shell is
nuoe convenient for scraping kettles
,id frying pans than a knife. It does
ho work in less lime.
IN Ontario expernmental farm exper
ence,the short-tern is an average milk
r, short in duration per seawm, low anm
pecuflo gravity, high in perentiago i.i
ream, propoitionate'y in butter, and
iso high In cheeso productiont, Trhe
:rades of this breed approachi the near
et to what is called a "general purpose
ow."
TjO KEEP HANDS soFT-To keep hands1
oft, mux honey, olive oil and almond]
neal, and use it when washing hands;
vear gloves when practicab.le.
THAT korosene will soften b mt, and
ojesu that h,. ye been bardened by water,
irid wila muke them pliable a- n..
mEU OBOU,
Tan Ideas of children concerning the
peouliarities of representatives of other
nations besides their own are apt to be
a little mixed.- This was illustrated -in
this city last Sunday, when a gentle.
nan sent his little boy to churoh and
itayed at home himself. Upon the re.
turn of the lad the father said :
"Well, Charley, who was in the pow
bis morning 2"
"Oh no one but a Frenehman," re
lie:l the boy, contempuously.
"How did you knov he was a French.
nan 2" queried paterfamilias.
"Because I do " was the answer, "he
ad Paris' in his hat and he smelt
>ad."
Penetrated to the Hone.
Alderman John Baxter, Toronto, Cana.
Ua, avers that bt. Jacob's Oil will pene
,rate to the bone to drive out pain. Zrknow
rt, for Ihave tried st; it hits the mark
very time.
THosE good old times : "I tell you,
>ard " said old Jimmy Cannon, a guide,
'the West has lost its romance. Only
little while ago, it seems to me,
where once there was nothing but the
Whoop of the Indian and the song of
ihe six-shooter, now there are railroads
mnd churches and commercial men and
igh schools and three-card monte men
tnd lecturers and daily newspapers and
avery little while a natural death Why
Witidn two months, if the blasted
)apers tell the truth, several men have
lied in Wyoming of disease, I tell
rou, it looks as though us old-timers
rould have to move away. When we
kave to wait for lingerigq disease to
nuff us out it's time to light out for
ho frontier."
Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.
Itis entirely different from all others. Itis
a clear as water, ani as its name indicates is
I erfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will im
nediatoly free the head from all dandruffre
tore gray hair to its natmal color and pro
luce a new growth where it has faflen off. It
loes not in any manner affect the health,
which sulphur, sugar of 'ead and nitrate of
liver preparations have done. Itwillchange
ight or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful
:lossy brown. Ask your druggistfor it. Each
>ottle is warranted. SMITH, KLINE & Co
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, Pa. an
. N. CRITTENTON. Now York.
ADDING injury to insult : A tail, styl
ih-looking woman,leading a greyhound,
lassed the balcony of a Saratoga hotel,
n which two gentlemen were standing.
'What a beautiful creature," said one
f them, in a voice that proved lout
nough for the lady to hear. Turning
cry red in the face she glancel angrily
t the speaker and said : "You have
o right to insult me air." "Excuse
ie, madam," he replied, "but you flat
er 'ourself. I was alluding to your
og.
The Blood Would Ituu.-For five years
was a great sufferer from Catarrb. My
ostrils were so sensitive I could not bear
he least bit of dust; at times so bad the
lood would run, and at night I could
ardly breathe. After trying many things
vithout benefit I used Ely's Cream Balm.
am a living witness of Ito efficacy. PETER
litUos, ifarmne-, Ithaca, N. Y. (Easy to
ae, price 510 cents.)
YoUNG. Tuff boy's 1.eroic resolution :
immy Tuff boy was noticed sitting on
tie front stoop with an air of dejection
pread all over him, "Well, Jimmy,
,hat's up now ?" asked one of his boon
ompanions. "Everything's up. It's
11 up with me. Dad says i've got to
Lint off going to ball games and ma'an
ays I've got to stay ini the yard a whole
,'eek." "What are you going to do
bout it ?" "Do about it I When I get
ig enough I'm going to turn the ras
ale out.
"I was most dead wIth Ieart dilll:uity,
an now do a days work, andt sincerely re
ommend I),. -rac far lgla. a
he remedy.-Oco. Gladding, lartagrove,
).'' $1. per bottle at your drug store.
A JnnUsu farm father called his son
ito the library the other day, and
aid:
"Harry, you are now 17 years old."
"Yes, father."
",I have given you money from time
o time, but you have had no stipu
ated allowance. Beginning with next
reek I shall allow you $0 per week."
"That will be elpendid I You are one
f the best fathers in Detroit I"
"Yes, $0 per week, and asi you are
ow old enough to pay board, I shall
harge you $5 per week I You can al
rays depend up~on the doliar coining to
on each Baturday.
Thousands upon thousands of bottles of
arbollne. a dieodo(rtzed~ extract of pet ro.
oum, have been sol, and tromi all over
be land conmes one universal cry, "Carbo..
Ino, as now Improved and perfected, Is the
~est hair restorer ever used." Buld by all
lruggists.
For sged m~en, women, weak andi sickly chii
rain, without a rival. Will not cause headaeo.
rowns'.s ron Ilittera.
ONE rule he didn't break : In one of
loston's Ileading cl ubs two prommnent
aembers were diEcuissing the pecadil
oes of another memi cer. Said one :
bat fellow dleserves to be expelled. Ho
as broken every rule of the club, save
no." WhIch rule is that ?" asked the
thor. "That which forbids fedaag the
orvants," wvas the rep~ly.
Oitbged to, Lenve Work.
Readiu t e vklenco~ of' a worthy maehianie
s ho was oligedi to le-ave wot k, wvhoc ha' asen
tured, and is now able to aigain attendi to his
ah~ors andua supi >ort his famuaily.
Mr. Ihenry \'illiamsj was recently spck.-n
o aout his general health, lHe re-plied lay
nsaking a geneoral statemeont,which is ini sub
teance as followa: 1 was formerly emplloyed
n the sewing mtachaine woarks at East liridge
>or-t,Connu.,nsil I was taken sick and obliged
0 leave work. A fluer a coup jle of mnaan ha of
sardi battle I amn about well and ready to
eturnu.
I feel impalelled,. fromi a senase of dluty, to
nake knoawn myv ease, wvith tihe hope that It
viii be made known to e very suaffering man
tind woman wit hx diseassed kidneys,that t here
so a medicinie called Iunt's ieanedly enipable,
is 1 believe, of' curing any ease of t he most.
xt reme form, ami when no other relief can i
e obtained, I will givo you some of' the
letails of my ease, observing at the sumoe
I me t hat language could hardly dlescribeba mny
ufiYerings.
About t wo months ago I caught a heavy
old which settledi in nay kineys, andiu the
mins in the small of mny back wenm some
hing fearful. I was unable to wvork, and
tiafered the most when walking or standinag
or any length of time; had two doctors, but
'eceived nao benenti from either. I had a
mtural ant ipat by against pat ent medicines,
mtt I tell you t hat is all gone. I saw Ilunat's
lemnedy advertised, sent and got a bottle
and with the first doselI began to getwell, I
ontinued the use of it, and am nowv around
is you see me, and am perfectly well and
am about to go to work, I consider it the
:reatest medicine for kidney complaintsoever
retiscovered. If my stautment wIll be of
arvicnnvanen, mm.,ytoue ynae
A T5Aida rune, away: There were
eight or ten of them seated on the
g'ocery steps as the stranger came, up,
and one of them led off with, "Yes,
gentlemen, this village needs capital
and needs it bad." "That's so," added
a second; "What we want here is
money." "Yes, we want capital to de
velop things," sighed a third-and so
it wont down the line, until everyone
of the lot had expressed his opinion that
capital was wanted. The last man
looked up at the stranger and added,
don't It seen that way to you?" "It
does, air," was the prompt reply.
"What would be your opinion of the
way capital onght to be invested here ?"
"Well, my plan would be to lay out
the first five thousand dollars in bar.
soap, crash towels, barbers' shears and
kicking machines I" was the firm reply,
as he prepared for a run of half a mile
to the depot.
The Feeble Grow Strong
When Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is used to pro
muto assiilation of the food anti enrich the blood.
Indigestion, the chief obstacle to an acquisition of
Stiength by the weak, Is an ailment which infalli
bly succumbs to the action of this peeyiess corree
ice. Loss of flesh and appetite, failure to ileep,
and growing evidence of premature decay, are
apeed iy counteracted by the great invigorant,
whici braces up the physical energies anti fort.files
the const itution agaiust disease. No such protec
tive against chalis and fever and other diseases of
of a malarial type exists, and it relieves constipa
tion, liver disorder, thoun atism, kidney and blad
der ailments with certainty and promptitude. A
change, as gratifying as it is complate, soon takes
piace in the appearance, as well as the sensationa,
of the wan and haggard invalid who uses this
standard promoter of health anti strength.
A LnrrML girl of five or six years who
ha(l teased her governess was told :
"Your governess has a great deal of
patience."
"I know it: mamma has forbidden
her to slap me."
"Ah, your mamma doesn't want any
one to slap you,"
"No, becoauso sho likes to do it her
self I"
On Thirty Days' Trial.
The Voltaic Dolt Co., Marshall, Mich.,
will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro
Voltaio Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or old)
who are atfiloted with nervous debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles, guaran
teeing speedy and complete restoration of
health and manly vigor.-Address as
above.-N. B.-No risk is incurred, as
thirty days' trial is allowed.
HQw a request was complied with
The scarcity of gentlemen at a neigh
boring aummer resor twas so apparent
that a Boston lady telegraphed to her
11usband I "George briug down n lot of
beaua for the hop this eveniug." Thanks
to the telegraph mrnipulator, George
arrived with a "pot of beans."
DARDANELLE, ARK.-Dr. M. M. Croom says:
"Brown's Iron Ijitters is the beit medicie in the
world and is offectiug ira mtiots cures."
PROFEssoR Parkliurst says that the
comet of 1812 will be visible to the
naked eye with a short tail about
Olristmas. Don't you wish your eye
liad a short tail attachment ?
Chrolith ton collars and cuffs are chap
est iu the long run. They wear longer thn
nuy other, andl you save cost of washihg.
Shoemaker's luotto-Never too late
to mlel
TRADE MAa ,.
Thte p1lls aro warranted to be PURELY vege.
table, tree from all uminerai andi other poisonousq
substances. Thei~y are a certain cure for Consti
iation, Sick Hecatlache, Dyspepsia, Bilioutsne'ss,
rrii Lver, Lcs of Appetite, antd all diseases
Liver, Stonanoch, flowels or
Iidneys.
They remove all obsatructions from the channels
of the system and purify the blood, thereby im
parting health, strenglth anti vigor. Sold by drug.
gl~st, or sent by mail for 25 centsa in stamps by
P. NEUSTAEDTER & CO.,
83 Mercer St., New York,
Sole Manff c iurers of sT. IERNARDvEGE.
Send for clrentar.
DATA ~ ru.'when a pplied biy the
~ LVtril. wili al in a
e'~ d, e frect uatly cleans.
OA.~frJC tng the head of ca
tarrhal virus, catusin
IIAYFEVEC'r raoeof the rnam.
passatgas from adi
p tey hse Hoe
antrn ro~atores stie]
c. an mel A few
apletosrelieve.
,.\. se,..8. A th~or~tugh treat
VfsA. ent tvill po.Qllitvely
R re. Agreeable to
l nall or a' uiggrist a. a, -reGJens
I LY lito( I'lit. D~ruggista, Owego, N. Y.
H 0OP Ion pler i
~ ~and hearty action In
PLASTER --lou-r--o Lae ack.
DriekiathofDack, SIdlo or fip, euragi, Sitint
and 5Insees sore Chest Kidney Troubles and alt pains(
)r acheseiher locat e ep-seated. It Soothes. strength.
lum8inuaetoa t,. The virtues of hiops comn.
uinedl with ruma--ch an and ready to apply, superior to 4
Ini~cuq oi uu las , reo 2cnts or 0 or
r n erSUCPro.
prier, Dboston.\a.
t'The best famity pill inado-iawloy's stomach and
!.tver Pills. Ne. 'leasant iet action and easy to take.
O SCuEEMs ue writing paper, in blotter,
with ealendair, by wail ror Ia,. Agente
wanted. EoxO)(OM PalNTZMG Co., Newbury
$65 * '""""u- -bit~ for a haYoung
P. w. ?8141.s a dn 00 ., Pdaelila.a
AGENTS WANTED KEIYWI'E,'aC
*infNaciilne eve'rinete. hulkt a pair of
u~K ~ila ENS3a aul 31 e a pie. in -jO
it tia ur tci ,y0 latays
Maehiee t o.. Ibs Trezaout 5treet. 1J0 ton. Aiuas,
Sa wek in your own town. Tenits and
otaoutfi fee. Addrems H.HLI r I0
YOUtlNo M ENne. "*2"* ***
YOeUaNGfeo VAAN troea .neran
$5 to $20 gr day'" ar n- Sasjl woria
Portland.,anfe.Adrs T~o o
Phrenx Petoa Wilcue your eou uh. rio , 0 0 t
llaatohar is the t Liniment. eo us.
aas
Jomg to old enough to be studylg
rst lessons In physics. One day, dur.
ing the hottest weather we have hAd,
bis mother found him out on the roof,
"Good heavens, boy, what are you
doing here ?" wos her exolamation.
"You'll be suqstruck."
"Maybe I will, mother, but I'm only
follo*ing a law of physics."
"Did it come up here V" -
"You don't understand me."
"Well, what do you mean ?"
"I mean that my philosphy says hot
heir always goes to the top, and mother
I'm a very hot heir at present."
I'hrew Away Hor supporter "
Dr. PicRCE:-A neighbor of oars was
suffering from "female weakness" which
the doctors told her could not be cured
without a supporter. -After considerable
persuasion my wife induced her to try your
.Favorite Prescription." After using one
bottle she threw away the supporter and
did a large washing, which she had not
done In two years before.
JAMES wILLER,
4240 Jacb Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
I cAN'T eat," said a little Keokuk
girl. "my teeth are loose."
"Eat with your ears," said her father,
in a jocular mood.
"My ears have no teeth," replied the
ghl.
"Eat with your eyes," suggested the
four-year-old brother.
"Why, my eyes have no teeth," re
plied the indignant sister.
"Oh, yes, they have," said the four
year-old hope ful, "eye tooth."
Waaneni and tIer isets
Is the tlIe orf large Illustret, 41 treatise, by
Dr. It. V. 'iree, litffial, N. Y., sent to any
midrss for threie stamps. It teaches suc
Cessftil self-treatueit..
Litu acts upon and greatly aids the
decomposition of organic matter in the
soil. It is thought to neutralize the or
ganic acids contained in what are called
"sour soils." It also acts upon the in
organic or min-ral constituents of the
soil, and aids in converting them into
forms in which they can be taken up by
the plants, especially in liberating pot
ash from its combinations.
If your lungs are almost wasted by con
snnptiou Dr. Pierce's "Golden ledical
Dteovery" will not cure you, yet as a
rentedy for severe coughs, and all curable
bronchIal, throat, and lung ffectlions, it is
unsurpassed. Send two staips for Dr.
Pierce's large pamphlet treatise on Con
suimptlon and Kindred Afliections. A driess
WOnLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL AssO
CIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
AFTnR a field is newly seeded with
blue grass it should be allowed to go to
seed once or twice, or until a thick turf
is produced, but never afterward, as
producing seed diminishes vitality. If
Iry weather stops growth the grass is
still very nourishing,and is eaten greed
ily by animals till the rain comes to
rench and rot it.
C. Farley, city marshal, 243 Blroad way, N.
Y.,snys: "I had rheumat icgout 20 yenrs;tili
everything; now take J Jr. Elmore's R.-O. It
has eured ny crl pied feet.and beats all other
medicines and treatnentsin the world."
WHEN thiistles appear in oats their
tops may be cut off a week or two be
Eore the oats shoot up into headmng. A t
this time the thiistles are several inch
ss higher than the oat leaves, If cut
then, blossoming and seeding are not
only prevented, but the short stubs
af thistles fail out of the bun
lie in binding and leave the straw
3lean.
As a Hulo 5i e Nover Endoorse 1'rop. o ary
ihomei es,
But "Anakesis" as a rernedy for pilecs, thre di'
covery ot a cul'lvat ed and ex periencedt physIcian
fully ap prove'I by Doctors of all schools ando mi
successful use on 3 continents for a quarter of a
centumry t-ems to us to be of exceptironalI men t.
It Is really all that Is clata ed for It and WILL. cunpn
PILES. Alny suffere~r niay be satisiled Witilnt C')st
by sendIng 10o P. Neustnedter &~ Co., tiox 24r8 P. 0.,
IKew York CIty for free saup~les.
Tam advantage of an ensilaged crop
s that It maires the farmer independent
>f drought. Drilled corn or sugar cane
a rarely injured serious'y by dry woath
ar. If the waighit is slightly lessened
it is so much richer and the smaller
bulk of stalk will require nearly as much
room in the silo after being thoroughly
pressed.
FPin nv'ri.-ira, ts'ui:s1 Ion, deplression of 4$1
l's a~lnd ger l dlebd.Irl,ll tiear various forma's-o
as a hrn vent we aralIhst (ever ;,tuId air ind 'dtheor
Ki.r of Unltisaiya" innide by Crtswell,Ilazrd & C'.,
N'ew Yo'rk, ntad s'lII by alI D)rurghst a. a thle tbesl
toide,. andie fri puJt Cnts recoverlag fr~ m fever lkl
otIhor sickniers, it euas no equal,.
AT an auction sale of imported rs
mod ewves by the Masachusetts Society
~or Promoting Agriculture. .Framin.-:g.
iam, July 31, 130 animals were sold1 at
,rices ranging from $13 to $51 for rams
md $8to $26 for cewes-about half what
~he stock cost, as it was the purpose of
hie Society that they shiould be well dis
rnibu:ed among the farmers of the~
Itte.
Emory's Litt2e Cthartic Pill-best made
or Liver Complamnt and Bitllounessc~.
L's(0|osh, harmless. 1nt alhmble. 15.
"Ou, yes," said Mrs. Bloggs, "I en
oyed the Adirondacks immensely, lint
. have corns on both shoulder blades,
rom sleeping on wvhat they call 'good
>eds' in those regions."
Ladles and childnen's boo'ts ndo shoet
:annl ot u over If Lyon's Patent Heel
Itiffeners are used
A nATisrAcTony answer ; Barber --
'Dear mie, your bjeam d's very strot g:
sowv often do you shave ?" Vana Jhnoai
Dutch marine)-' Dree limo's a vrek
fiery tay bot Sondaiji; ten I shmicls~
fiery day."
-Dr. Graves' ilari iteguli stor cures all
orms of M-eart Disease, nervouentss ardl
:eeplessness'
'fuiT after ithe dust has been thor
mugly beaten out of carpets, anad they
ro tacked down again, they can be'
)righitened very mauch by saattering
era meal mixed with coarse salt ('v.i
I1:om, and then swet ping it all oft'. Ma
he salt and meal in t qual proporli- in.
BAL/TMARSit, AL.A-Dr. James B Mills says:
'several of may patients have Used lfrown's ar.n
Irtieis for elaronto tndlgestion witlh bonent."
TEAT boiling starch is much improved
>y the addition of sperm, or. salt o)
oth, or a little gum airabi'i, dissolved.
Dr. Kline's Oircat Neive Restorer Is lm<i
inarvel of the age iOr all nerve dIseases. All
to ee. sena W~ 981 Arch Street,
TEAT a tlespooniul of tumpentmo
>Oiled with -your white clothes wvl
~reatly aid the whitening process.
For relleving Tharoat Troubles a nod Cough,,
BsowN's BIONQIIL T~OCHEs" havea World-wid,.
eputatlon. Sord only in bv~cea. PrIce 95 ve.
7hse estimated value of the peanut
rep of the counhtr is 63,00,000
THE GREAT ERMA
REMEDY
- FOR PAIN.
Belleves and cures
R1IEUMATIS,
Neuralgla,
Solation, Lumbago,
HEADA011E,TOOTBAOU
SORE THROAT,
QIJINSY, SWELLING.4
XPRAINS, @
Soreness, Cuts, BI;ses,
Ffl0CDITES,
BIIINM, NVALDO,
And all other bod.lyaohm
PRO amd patois.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Dis a 1n
Dlla. agen.
|The Charles A. Vogeler Co
(roereUtI A. VCELEnR aCO,)
5$5ARITA
NEVER FAILS.
OTHE(GET)
(NIEIR|V|EX0I0|NOIUIE|R|0|R)
The only known speLle for Epileptic Fits.-E.
%Also for Spasms and Falling Sickness.- '
Nervous Weakness quickly relieved and cured.
Equalled by nono in delirium of fever.- .
rNeutraizes germs of diseasc and sickness.
Cures ugly blotches ind stubborn blood sores.
Cleanses blood, quickens sluggish circulation.
Eliminates Dolls, Carbuncles and Scalds.-Es
grPermanently and promptly cures paralysis.
yes, It Is a charming and healthful Aperient.
Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil, twin brothers.
Changes bad breath to good, removing cause.
JiWRouts biliousness and clears complexion.
Charming resolvent and matchless laxative.' O
It drives Sick Headacho like the wnd.-V9
tiContains no drastic cathartic or opiates.
Promptly cures Rheumatism by routing It.-"
Restores life.glving proportles to the blood.-"a
Is guaranteed to cure all nervous disorders.'"GI
2"Relable when all opiates fall.i. -
Refreshes the mfnd and invigorntes the body.
Cures dyspepsia or money refunded.-En
J2'Endorsed in writing by over fifty thousand
Leading physicians In U. S. and Europe.-V
Leading clergymen in U. S. and Europe.-%a
Diseases of the blood own it a conqueror.-1s
For sale by all leading druggists. $1.60.-Es
The Dr. S. A Richmond Medical Co., Props.
St. Joseph, Mo. (2)
For testimonials and circulars send stamp.
C. N. Crittenton, Agent, New York.
VALUABLE TRUTAS.
"If you ire suftering fi oni poor health
or ianimgo shi:ng on it bed of al kness, take
'vmieer, for
H1op Bitters will clre you.
"It you are smply aiTing, if you feel
'weak und dlspirited, w.tout clearly
know ing whys
Hop ]litters will Itevive you.
"If you mre a Mins'er, and havo over
itaxei yottr.wil with your piastoral duties,
or a Mo; her, worn out with care anto work,
Hop Bitters will RIestore you.
"If you are a mian of busminess or laborer
'weakenedl by the strain of your every-day
'dur1ti oihtr a imio letmera, toing over
flop Rtitters will Strenigthen you.
"If yon are suffering from over eating,
or drinkitig, anyr iud seretion or dispa
lin orfrytmm amid gruwinig too fast,
Ihop Bitters will Relieve you.
"If y< u are ini time workshmop, on time
*furm,. at tihe <ksk, anywhere, am feel
that youriytem needs clansmmmg, tonling,
or n'ummulating, wihout inmuxicat.ng,
llop flitters Is what yon nmied.
.'"if youm are ol<d, anrl your bloof:1 th iin amnd
impmure, Immntsu feembie, your nerves uni
'teamty, anmi your facuties waning,
Hlop liitters will give you new Life
mnd Vigor.
"ltOP ilflTT IlS l anm elegant, healthy,
'amnd retre~ t g hlarv.,mi. fur sick roomm
irmnks. Impu.re winier, etc., ren-ieranig
hiumni, mmm ic ai the moi .ic.
Cleanse, Purify a Enrich
the Blood with
hlop liitters,
Anal you will ha~ve no sickness or anifleritig or ioc..
tobr's bills 1to pay.
111 OP 11T I EllIS
Is an Elegan', Pleeaant,. atm-i Refresine inivring~r
for Sick-room, Ur'nks, anid immpure Water retier
lagtIhim hm m ; e-n, uw. eteniing mm: timuthi, nmd
tiA~ tb idl J . m, m niall. .'.r -
mi crul air om . N A TmONAL Ipa. h o.. Plait- a... iDa
Battle of I
600,000 Volumes, the choicest literaJ
free. Lowest prioer eiver known. NOT a
DEFORE payn onm evidence of good
18 Vesey Str" " .. -kc. P. 0. Box I
Rheum
BYE
The Createst Bloo
BElUMATrISM UURE1D, 80E0FULA
Rocui:s rct, N. Y., A pr. 6th,'83.I'TDYO,,
Iitaemare .%afetp Co...:oTDToN
OitNyrs-i hmvei beien a great suif. Rhetsmatto BSrtm
ferer fromt kthemmatsm for six I had been doct
years, and' meamrinmg of the sucacess or four year., witl
of Itheumatlc Syrup I eencltuded slelans, for hcrofui
to g've it a trial in my own ease, ed it, but found a<
amid I cheerfmully say that I have commenced takit
been groatly beneftted by it-s umso. After takin it a
I can walkc with entire freedom my surprise it bej
from pain, and my general health Continuing its us4
is r ery imuha it mmpro.ved. It ia a I found myself am
Uplendid remedy for the blood As a blood puriale
go'd duimlitiated system. no equaL.
E. CiiHRt P'ARK,3M. D. MfRs. WILLL
Manuf'd by R HEUMATIC SY RUP C0.
WOMAN AND
Whlat a puzzle the little child Is ir
H-ow the mother giv'es of her Ownl
oif her blessed little youngster I
I How the child kicks, and laughs,
H-ow the chizd grows, and is heav
And yet she lifts him, and tosses
vare of him by dlay and by night.
Is it any wonder tile mother bre;
stomach fails her. HeIr liver is bad.
feels poorly. Yes,..yes, pboorly-very
Brown's iron Bilters. - She needs th<(
put thlere. She must h~ave strei'ph, o
Brown's Iron Billcrs heclpa worn
cheerfulniear ,nde vigor. Tel all te ..
For Two
Generations
The good and staunch old
Stand-by HE XICAN MUS.
TVA NO LINIhENTi has done
moro to amsuage pain, relieve
ul'ring, a1111 save the lives of
mn1 and basits than all other
linimnits put together. Why?
Relcause the Mustang pene
trates through skin and flesh
to tlie very bone, driving out
0. pain and soreness and
:ior bidsecretions, and restor
Vig tho aillicted part to sound
2 nda~luplo health.
STOPPED FREE
' sane Persons Restored
.KILINE'S GREAT
NERvE RESTORER
fer all BRAIN&NItRva DISRASus. O s Pre
INPA LItIIu if takent as directed. fa C
rNPet st utse Treaise and intt bl t t
lit tientt ty i xen s ciave on oxw in
ilictel to tD" KttN xqsaCh StRe"'s 'drssPa.
Da)-,0ugg~mqIst S ills-4 1614,!s BE' '$I~~V FRAUD.
H. 0 Iathe ut e , w
At iean the a 1a
art . g oke n g
an u 't fa r n kov
lver, tmach, bladdera bio
r - disoovered for naute and chroni
PRrlL/4 t imatirm gout, lumbago. peiiit.
ie. neu iadsn et.. : illna iouatl H ope
1l8et. igit" ( dianse flaidypoi.qla In 8 weeks-sii
101111a of rasstic odrio. in 2 to 111 weeks-ruleve
nillimmiintory in I doy. V! n ref,'r to liuiuiri M nf telin
it) pp~l ettred who h-id I i t in v-0 ibs orytising ein.
l'.ireiv 1upi~c, h 11114-,4,. in. I n to it iron'(. Ask Voin
.1'r. 81tipe Ic- ' I p pii. -ad lt usafj t.ir s
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE
Besat In fte warld. Got the genutso
EverA j.stk sete taxS-4 n11r trade-anma.ri
mnd in muarked Fraser's. 0 0 LD
A ALoQUJ or BEST 1OiaS FotR AUENTS
poletestit n 1i td0rIe misd
CAIIlsveusi. $2.76. 1 lsst-s'si cveryinody. 1'23.J
sold. $1. :st 0r n . 1asar 1 i pher Now York.
BUY A FARM IN VIRGINIAl
Everv mnizt mho Walits to Iuy or *itLL Virghiia
Reat Estate should wri t to YAG Elrt & AMPDEL
Real Estate Agents. Gordouvallo, V. ViMt free,
9LR IN OIL 5 ceNfM1-1 VoEl TuBE.
12 tt as doriry cor cata. Alt
T STH' MATERAS FrL1ilor. PIIUM 89 at ,%
us81311 pr Set o 5 ora alott .
Box and lnotructions all tor $1.00. Hi. L. ROSS,
1210 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia
Oair., (lsarantccd In nil csmoq by Dr .T. 11. Mayor.
Under in Irois isit souse i4 it nm ibton u d i er
soum cam attend to t00r butiessu. nieliitely alter
tresItu inat. E s i uiti ti fee. S.eIl tif tioi fr rt
aArch mtreot Plollauelpin.
Rntisid1y; iler~h- isv Jleiiee Ibitrelimi, I'd. Gll ands
Gill~ -. t.C, it r Ilot. 1. Pittotburich, 114.. 7th awd, lith of
T O M 9,"THtESS8
aer in lbr pl~d t ad grind its. teth ? Ifso
It bla WORJl.%I4. iad yot askonll uasE
W0"CL ARK'S INFA LLIBLE I
in Its _actlons._ 2ur. s bpotle. Dirumrta.
ORlS. .1. N. X J. B. iIOuENSACK.
THOuSE AFii''.PtEl WI'l'l TilE EFFROTS
OF .9ELL'AIUsli AND) MEIRCURI1AL1ZATION
should not lieu t:ste to consult J. N. and J. B. ilO.
BENSACK, of 20O6 North .'econsd street, Philadel
a, either by msall or by peson during the hourst
Advice free. WVhosoever woulat know hIs condle
Sloos and the way to imp rove it souald road
"WltwDOM IN A NUTSHEL."
sent on receli of 8-cen6 tamip.
TO SPECULATORS.
Rl. LINDIILLiM & t.0. N. 0. 11,LERl * CO.
5 & 7 Chainber ot 55 adlway
Commsierce. Chicago. Ne w *0rh.
CRAIN AND PROVISION BROKERS.
No eo all o ront Pro waeExehangee sa
heavoxla Svo prvate toegas wire bee
Jdment when reqted BTn fr rorcrn.
Chicago.
TRY ITuSE I
eooscte. i to as y son
liD"""911 d, .nefsarssummW m
he Books.
uro of the world. 100-Page Catalogue
old by dealers. Sent for examination
faith. JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher,
227.
atic
d Purfier Known?
CUEED. NEURALGIA OU1UED.
Y.,Mb 3O '82* FArnonT, N. Y., March 18, '88.
Cb. Rhetsmaefo .Syrup Cb~:
dim frn three GswNTSince November, 1889,
i, asrsom cah1. I have been a constant st'ieor
ra a olle aii- from neuralgia and have not
reifutlIknown what it was to be free
gourtinyrna from pain until I commenced
Sew wees forhbote I thin It tebat
rI think it has purify3ng th ebloo and forh
LX STRANG. agia W m m3. CHA8E
, I Plymouth Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
THE1 BABY.
the domestic economy I
life and strength to support thcelife
and crows I
ier and heavier every dlay,
him, and~ pilays withl himi, and takes
iks down? 11cr back aches. Hier
HeIr blood is thin, and she says she
poorly. Give mnother a bottle of
i ron in her blood, wvhich that will
l' she will be a confirmed old linalid.
I and weary women llntQ new life,
'tothers yout kenmw,