The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 15, 1886, Image 4
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hor tht )wtat0'engagdl,
gusw Wh.Wb an id4a But
I bea that yQU!
Angelina ti~shing) --"NOnsense
People are'so
Augustus A
Very glad to eari
Angelina--"Jleally? *
Augustus - "Ittallyll (After a
pause.) "I say, don't you* Lhink..4t
would be nice-?"
Angelina (encouragingly)-"Yes,0
A ugustus-"I was gofinigJayldopbth
you think It would be bide to go -6ut
and et so epysters??' -
A98glia sapsd&-"4 n
THAVELER TO WATER--is this
My roomI"
"Yes, sab.''
'ThI ,re tWobeds i , I don't
watit to obe'/ What tuie otlier one
fur?"
:'Do, Viext man, sah.
"What'nist? I thoukht Ipaid 'for
the right of being.exclusive here,"
"so you can, sah: so you can "1;
"How am I going to manage that?"
"Doan speak ter him.9"
"CAN you refer we to your last em
ployer?" mqtiked a Detrolter of a man
who had applied for the Vo.itiou of
coachman.
"Yes, sir."
"V ery well you can call to-morrow.
The man took his leave, but ieturued
In a mom'ent to observe:
"I forgot to say that I left because
we kicked each other. As be kicked
tw-ce as last and twice ashard as [ dId
he ou hV toUbeililng oivWe m ai good
recom eid-"'
"HELLO,Sergeanti" exclaimed a sol
dier as hecaught eight of an old com
rade reclining on one of the settees In
City Hall Park.
"I wish you would address me -by
my proper title he repiled: "I'm a left.
tenant now."
"indeed? How did you get your
raise?"
"By my landlord's fooL"
EMPLOYER (to clerk): "John, that
clock you bought for the factory will
never do in the world. Take it back
and get one without a bell."
Cirk-"What's the matter with it;
don't you like it?"
Employer-"blo, I am afraid it will
breed d-asension among the men. It
strikes every hour."
BAGLEY-"That's a remarkable child
of .oura, Bailey "
BAILEY- "Yes, I don't know his
squal for ten years old. He's got a
greater sense of humor than many peo
ple three times his age."
Bagley-"What do you suppose he'll
develop into?"
Bailey-'.L shouldn't be surprised to
see him an obituary reporter in time."
"WE must send ham to Congress; he's
one ot thebe what-d'ye caul-'em law
yers."0
"What sort cf a lawyer is that?"
"Well, I can't think of the term
but he's a remarkable line poker 1.layer."
"Ab, I see; lie muit be at great con
Stitutional lawyer?"
'Yes, that's it-a great constitutiion
al lawyer. He'd make his m~ark in
Congreas."_______
"IT seems to rne,'' said a Vermont
judge to his daughter, that your younig
man calls a good many times a week.
Miy court doesni's sit aiiy where near as
often as your a does."
"Ob well, papa," was the bluishiir~g
reply, "I amu engaged to him you know,
and that entitles u's to a court of special
Bessions.
-"AnE you aware, sir, thatt this bill
has t'eenI runnling too lang?"' ask~ed an
Irate'creditor of Fitzg"ober.
"Oii, it has, has li?" tlandly an
swered the genili Fitz, "then I beg of
you, my friend,as an act (f kininess to
the poor thing, let It rest awhi:e."
A YOUNG man with a violin box in
one hand anid a flute unider his arm w as
bustling around and trying to engage
summer board in town the other day.
It is unnecessary to say that he didn't
succeed.
SMITU met Jones on the deck of an
ocean steamer one calm morming after
aeveral days of very rough weatIIer;
"Woy, I declare, Jones," sald mnih,
"you look years older thaun whenm I as,
saw you." "No wonder," ansawered
Jones, "I'vo had several bertlhdays
lately." _______
"r'OCTOR," said Mir. Groanby, "look
at my awf ul face? Jones hit me in the
eye with a club 8atur ay night: what
shall I i 9' for It?" And as the medt
i.'ne man drove rapidly away, back
came the symipathetic answer: "'rake
offense, man; take offense!"
A nAcy story 18 told of an old1 lady
who refused to be comf( rtett by her
pastor's assuirance that when lie left
shewould have a better puastor ats his suc
cessor. "N4a, na." she said, "I have
seen fourteen changes in the minister's
since I havd attenoed .the kirk, and
every one has b~een wvaur than anither."
"So your wife is dead?" sald the
. Governor of Arkansaw to a rural no
qurintance. "No, she 'ain't 'dead."
"Why, I heard somne time- ago that
she was dying?" ."Yes, I thought
she was a dyln' Guv'ner, but airier all
"she husselled .'roundr an disapp'inted
"You look as if you had been kissed
by a breeze from Northland," said a
poetlc young ladly to a pretty friend,
whose cheeks were glowing with color.
"Oh, no." was the laughing reply;
*"It was only a soft heir fromn Badl.
more."
hch
Onnnilmngs in the" 41"
use 'the bicycloe in th 't
.theii' d j~ties. Ih this Iju
.rnd all other hias use in yo a -hi
truth plods along on to t,~
'aoUNGr Mdrunra batl give
- a )ihlu kand.4~ flnd It very er.'
Iriavoazny'tro~i e ith
A cot~it4) babei .l~do h ba
rest tr ader-ba el r
"Tuiis sieNias's 9i;,o
Nbe wainer to the 4o1n .
"Th,o's towv bad." r eplied (he t'ook to
the witar.
4 e
tto
nAt'dotheh put
0 uVthiou
pott in
V of Whole
crao15ers over. thI put peppe'a id - s et
on thiatper,. So that not Only it but
theo tayersunderieath wil 1get t06o bene
fit of it also, and go on in this way,
pu alIernate layers until you have
e ;nner; the topno.4t
ofaokers wellsea&ned.
Ovraer pour bo, Ink t
oracl rs 4ave qoaked up e 9 h yie
to A4Qt~itbins a1 nd il t Atei~
riees above this upper layer of crack
ers. BotI forthree-quarters of ahour,
then the potatoes will shuely be 'done:
A ren Minutes before ?o; wish 9 gry
the 6hod! :44ti' t*o br Uh -ab
epoonfuls of flour In a pint of. sweet
milk- pour this',Aver-the' chiwder, let it
come to a boil. ad it is ready for thW
table.
HERRING AS A DiNNER Disit.-To
get rid of Mhe bones and make. A novel
dish, rolled herrings are recominended.
Iaving scraped and washed them, out
0 the heads; split open. Hold the ish
in the left hand and, with thumb and
finger of the right, press the bickboqe
to loosen it, thehi lay fiat on the bo'ard
and draw out the bone; it should come
,out w4UN f leatiig. none behixd. - Ds.
rolve a little fresh butter,pass the ibner
side ot the fish through it, sprinkle biep.
per and salt lightly over, then roll it up
tigchtly with thefn and .tall, oqtw ds,
roll it i flour aid sprinkle-a btle .p.
..per and salt, then. put a little gime
skewer', to keep the herring In
shape. Have ready a good quantity of
boiling fat; it is best to do the herrings
in a wire basket and fry them quickly
for ten minutes. Take them up and
set them on a plate before the .ire, in
oider that all the fat may dArain from
them. Serve with water-aress or fresh
parsley.
BEIEF CROQUETTES -Suppose that
you have some pieces of cold roast beef
that you do not know how to use to
good advantage, also some bits of cold
ham; try this way of disposing of them'
Chop them very fine, removing all
gristle or anything that is not appettz
ing; to one cup itnd a half of this
chopped meat add a teaspoonful of salt,
quai ter of a small onion, half a tea.
spoonful of black pepper, a pinch o1
sage, and a little dried parsley rubbed
ine. Beat one egg and add to bind
the bits toget her; add also a little soup
stobk to moisten them,,polI in shape of
'Vat cakes, cdip in egg ,and very flue
cradker or b'ead crumbs and fry in hot
lard. Have the lard boiling when the
croquetes are dropp4uqo it, and then
thpy eep ther I ,as they be.
com . i$ o e once.
Rr one cup of
micelk8lid
P ~O ear
kites to
Cari ij-t lk-beaten yolk
ter, beat well' n
itd fo~bo sour milktC ' eispon.
ful o f lt.daselve one ~teaspooniui
(scau 1',sca in tepid wat r and stir
into rthe whole, addip ~ ediately
flo~ur'eaiugh to mae 'sot
bat t. rdher thicker t )~fr other
wa fiP's Baei hot 1J buttered
ton: -~'quthters full.
3ake caief -~v
RAXTSEI3 YAFFrLES, Mae -a spenge
of OueC pIit atal a halft of warm
1milk, one Leaspe'oiful salt,-haitf a cake
compflressed yeast or three tablespoon
f uts or lhquid yeast and two ounces of
creamed butter. Let It rise over night.
'n heni requirdl mn the morning add
three well-bk-ateni eggs and half ai tea
VQobtu&l of soda dissolved in fa da).e
(niever' use hot water- to elso6 od)
hieat the wael ironls, b~tter hsm wvell
and~ fill nearl3 three quatters full. Take
gr-eat care not to scorch them, lNotp.
lng is-so decidedlyaspoiled by scorching
as wafil -a,
A VARIATION IN CARE--The dale
whieb is a tavuxihe witha so many leo
ple'-the layer cake with chopped raisins
in boiled frestiz:g between the layers -
oney be varied celously in this waty
Divide the fros'hig lai two parts: in one
put the chojeped laisins, ini the other
put etron wvhich you haive cut in little
slices that are just as thin as is possible
to shave them. Still another variation
ia to put in half the frosting raisins,and
in the other half the meats of English
walnuts, these shjould be broken in
small bits.
EXCELLENT I.5REAICFABT CARKU are
made (f Lire~e eggs, one teasnoont ul of
sugar, one coffee cup of sweet milk, one
cup of warm water, three tablespoon.
fuls of yeast, flour enough to make a
stiff batter. Leave the -whites of the
eggs until the batter has risen, then add
them; a pinch of salt is needed. If
started the night before these cakes are
-deliclous. They will be as light as
puffs.
A RlETTY way to yery the bathets
gladie ot samie twine is to crochet them
ni stripes like the tidies, so that ribbons
3an be run in. If you wvish the basket
;o be particularly orriamental, and to
;>ut in the guest chamber, take three
:ound poles, paint them, or gild them,
eiQ them togethier at- the the top with'
ribbons, and hang the basket within af.
.er Ehe fashion of a gypsy kettle,
Turs rule fo crnl bead must be
3arefuzly followed to procure the ex.
celhent possible result: Take two table
lpoofuls of Ind'un meal, two 'of mc.
lasses, one not all heaping, one of. soda,
one and a half teacups of buttermilk, a
good pinch of salt; thicken this until it
is about like a thick paste with rye
flour~ In od~rto oven oprtlty.
-+ota pleje
dew to %d g owni;
xl i~tl~4g and Pour 6Vr it tq
pint of boiling watert let It standmun i
Quite cold finid sttaira 11for usd,
4 -"d
13.4
'For P Io'A'
III AR A VIMPT.ARR A I I
Aft" a caret ai Y o tbe s
hat t 6oe4 on
dUMr ing$ t0 06itos 14o tree
Tt
prouee the l r g,
maes thl a ar';a*1A *ox ma e
corrbup p 74.0041 'a 0
the growth tnlike
riod of rainfil th . g . o 3
son of summer, at*
The powers oty L U. S. n,4
ator VoorheesO ere-u ni
Itallyacnvoer
Ddmosthenes cod ords mo
eloquent than tli6At consider St.
Jacob's Oil a splendid remedy, Ipu
feied from.i'heunltis ot
uspd St. Jadobli 1
in anhuous ll ,# lien 'Qured'
-me.
A aood wife is the greatestof earthlY
blessindis.
Pe.f Grothe. of tfe Brooklyn board
ofIeath analyzed fled, S tr CougWi
Cqre and found' it absolitbe ftefro4.
poison andtloplatesg andbie auld sures
Price, 25 cents.
'If you must oraticise, let it be done
Ioglngly.
Xt t not certain tl4i h-s wreck founc on
l]uount A rait 1.a the reuiais of Noah's Ark
but we are o'rtali that Allen's Liig'Baldnt
will cure onnwha attei dolda, and s.ire the
many wrecks frotu ths ravages of couspp
tion we sse u.w-n-day4. AlIdrul gtt sell
this Balsam, Pried, 253., 50a. and $1 per
bottle.
Make muariage a mut.er of moral
judgment.
,4 YTor fltoowt 'are T
For Impure bilooit the beist medicine
knwi SO0VILr'S SARAPARitLfA,
')IlU LOOD AN D LIVERt SYRtUP, ma'y
b.4 ituplicitly reilied on wvhen everthintg elase
fatila'. Take It In the s'pring tiane .esp, cially
f.ar thae.bsmpars seoretios. of the bloot II.
cidenst to- iliat swas'on of the year, and tk
it at all'times idt .Oancer Sorofuila.' Li vr
Cap auta, W~eakneset, -Boils, Tumore
Sivellbit, Skin Dlsetasea Iiatrlitiand tb e
'htousaai ills that come fromn imapu're bloo ,
To ensurn a .hsrful sllapositioni take SCd
VI LL'I8 BLOOb A~IdI LIV lsR SY~tP
wbloh willt restore the uliud f(d Its natuiril
e'qu~bbriuui
Muarry ina a faumily which you have long
known.
The reign of senise in rnsadicine ist
sthowns by the popularity otflHop Porous
Plasturs fox pains.
Never make a remark at the nonsense
of auother.
had lacedhsia r tids y an bapr4 ls.st iion.
ary the 'ormillbaof a aimpit vegetable tem~d for
Bronti I, altrh, Astisen . en al 'siroat an -
i~l Afe uetilsot an p5 Ae aho sr~ta c'uro
lner havna ser -a it aseletu u era pea e
it known to ti's suffermng fellow-i. Auluas e.I blthiu
w i~ ad deg eto relev hum sesr in it
rec pent m rn, L renao~ or Englsh, witk riu
07 ankresaing wth am, nacuang thaA pspr W
A. kMovzs 1411 Potour'a i$Aklc Rookester M Y.
Never talk at one another whether at
home or in company.
Have usesd Dr*. Blgelow's PasttI ve Cure in
my fatnily as a general -costaa mediolno.
One of' my chileiren was qaickly relieved of
a stvere attack of croup by it. I taheerful ly
recoimtael It. H. L. COVanLg Grand Rtap.
Ida, Michigan.
Neglect the whole world beside, rather
than one nother,
* Icheerfully recomtnend -Red Olover Tonic
to thoaseeutterbin fromn troutblesor the stot4.
,aoh and liver. IatiI now on my setcoty iuot
tie, anel at mnakies me feel Uk. ait#a .
*1. Oozanon, Nashua, Iowa.
Give yoir warmest symbIathiesfo
each other's trials
Cr Dauxsnna-Ers t h
*n y other diseasus'so erot
catn bsucopsefdlig treated by S~ :
eksionials use of WALKB~S VY!NGAftfle
'rsas I Is as sate andl certain -ti its
action upon childr-en as tiJn adu ".
It acts on. the liyer and o1dases e
blood. . .
Ione Ia aii, y, let the other part th
Liiiiihe
et
na
lure cploring matter. Coohl 1 cars a
mine isa'kind of lake vert elinalst to ai
tirkeyi red- lake. and Oontains large a
amjut of alumina ai him biot
*tv nitroenous ratter. m~r
6Isal mp~le of very rood t a~*ts.
fund to contan,17 per c br 2o
per cent. nii pOtti
cent, ash, 86 -Cu
matter'.
Bet ensiest to use ti s~heapost. P so'~
Estuav4 for Uaatrih. - Li druagglsts 90
4 ~ik
1 1b^ otougto
Aou 9t" 4, opd '4 1jtionit
r n t bei/0
somer asay. Dr
Onsti , 4..the afetu'.t anres of the
xet00, the 4royd of-tho'isandi of our
rightest atid beis no6 t. e is no
"~hi ' Goeen
toilta . Inlor SIib -. iou~
It 4t deet it es of Ske throat
S uug a $a a .-ira cu o u s.
It Is the mother wAo 'roids the char.
etetdAxea3he 4Mtiny or the ohkil.
Toeflknosv. .~ia'. 4 lengthy adi-r.
Aaeh'. A's QehLelabey..
Do n herad the saorloes,
nake t ehoh 116etrs tastealit or
%.. I -:V
A he rii y editi to the
vhs of t~-the~ aways gpts upon
i oylnghe1 j.
A~nsaeis SkI o tol t em
aTbreton of wet Wan ia its.entire nr
&jion tawlb ooi1Msnsr, farce
p and Uf wg0 ptoprie itovalus,
perAed oondR1qn., bather it 4u 511 en
ion; aqrvous Frotation, overwork or acute dis.
The pain and misery SuIrad by ths Wo are
icted with dyspepsia are Indeborlbable. The
elot which is given by io1's aersap srLlla . has
aused thousands to b i t ihaiktl' tor 'thi great
adictne. It dispots the e.xyses of dspepsla, and
ones up the digestiye og'an,
.Thpa cortsieasweeten life the
:reater ennoble it.
BR OWN'S
IRON
BITTERS
WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALA RIA
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GIERAL DEB3I tITY
PflN~.~nAZHEAcE& SIDES
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES,
FOR SALE BY ALZ.DRUGGIS7'S
The oGo nne has Trado Mdark and crossed Red
STAKE NO OTHER.
I rat S tiebi Uree escures wher ir e sres oa.4
.n nidhrAmer. a4tm
MIORMPINEpun.at
IA. J. C. HOFFNAN, Jefferson, Wsonin,
76 TO N
g WAGONN SO""E' "
e 3..eois4 a. "(Ns
AXLE GEASE.
~~ so ai os to .
US6Ilf.4p., 40SEM~ldPrpi'(;y
hr )iatt ar WEA(i S AnDth a M~t~ itblto .
iATN uh-mId not 4saa tlo at . i.
-41 'atets
AItTt m oret
4htg bt
IWO
0 w he n..o
6 Able Qid s~
I g~mA t~ee ssome6 ifp r
a scardity of both wool ahl
n If there a1rotid be a materia
Mee An the price of wookIn tb
. t would make a deme4. If
0 :84040 iron; farmers Whu ao 4a
'Po . 6f their ~shep on account*6 At
low pricesp ifor the last tw
yore; and this, tjgepher with 'the tot
,.boy of all'sheep en to increase the
606, 'will take 4 arly all the sheepA
tle mark ts, wbich are now offe4
his would greatly Inorpase the orice
of sheep of all grades. That tlie is
PrgpLect of tfe 0.Ice of wool adano*in
.04nnot be doubtO wjen we take int
a4)istderqtion th ,that the s9t
iO,1fd s.olose!Lconstamede ' POa o.
ia be 1th nqua A
Coo tht dminslede
rC. , -t ttftbelw o nue- i~se
fx9Rpebiqh It ca be shorn; h II
alread on'th ugrade' nd
deo . atid othe?-f ldh 4'
.porterse(wV wool
are likefy v the ste
'which ~ irec
tjo
th
favor h
pri
ihCo
fu
dar eMM lfiM M
of the e ora
O~he
Ious t ia
mentlo e due sz
anC pommrt-ezr
oneo ind albeOneand OUral
ter poitide; Oyptian, on f ijo
Toulodseon and onhalf u~dO. Tb
goose is got a pro.fitable b rd top rais
odezt i.lac,whereitAj t rai*6 i
own suisteoce durin. ittr''
of the year. This it can eat1iylo, !*her
there Is plenty of pasture, marshy land
running water, etc. Twenty-five gees
are as effective in destroying gras
among crops a d hoe hand
doslings r e at fire
as tbe.01. 0
bir < waet'itre
There sholdin o ur geese t
one gadbisd tching I
from April 16-'to Ju-j 1,00.eings ar
be raised- id at fu
wees old, likeiold &ees. 'it be turne4
i fto the ield without hou g re
Geese are u, yei unheaIl ._Jxcept ii
iattenJ, they shoat mondned.
tors of the marke do not "holdia
ian advance,'A ang so hllow It to detertly
ate.in 4he. Dr.oud-ts'of very~ hunb
origih. ~Fie wild ceigry, orsial
'is-toa-'-ound-iMntf5
elmte.1 was formerly plendu.i
Enia na2te 1slo oThariet an
bo)e upti it tj ari..ym
*u l~a T: ~ld wvho fro ~ knaow
ledge of. Hloliand 'and Fi1dea
doubtless shmiliar with mauch at th
horticulture of which these counatrie
wereu no et the chief homes. It' tahigh4
probable, therefoe,' that the 'maris
instructe I somb of his temr'opary Eng
llih neighbors li an art with 'whic
they were liitherto unacquainted. * Bu
this la in- no sense an imp;lication thi
celery culture wras not then'understoo
iii other parts of England. We knos
on the contrary, that it was, though
was asrialfly a knowledge Ms yet con
Iloed to the wealthier and, more edluca
ted clasa
*TnosE' who are interested in th
hatoulng of broies In large rininiberi
by the use of incubators and broodert
can have an opportuniby of inspectin
the methods in use by visiting Hlanimor
ton, N..J.. where thousands rsre binu
hatched a~nd gotten readif for taarkyt
There are quite a number of person
engaged in the pursuit, the largest opet
ators 'of lncubators being two 'youni
ladies, the Msses"L'rehaey, 'Wio- hay
qite a poultry village..
LInA BEANs are Sometimes slow t
germmnate, and in regard to plantji
them a farmer says: "I have beenti1
the hsibit, for the epast thrde yeuirs, o
soakunt my beans until they wer<
sprouted, and I very seldom m~iss hayn
them germinate. I fit$ soak' the beAn
in warm water until they tire fully ewuil
len; then pur off the' Water .andayi
dampexid rag-on top of thein, and the
will sprout in a few days. Plant zil
warm -ground, and it is surprising hov
Soon they will come through ,the sur
Is snythitng aanq bytR nsp ui
Amerct Qas~on, states that every oin
may easily tiotice how rapdl tomatoe
grow when nob transph4~ed an h
tidnks the practice of transp itn de
trimental. Ina test litoundt cabbg
left in the row paded#, As ell -48'jao
which were transplaiyed. .Th'.lIe
and best celery he ktyw was~kp ta
planted, and soqse gard~het& r beln
nling to abandon the practice.
FAtIMEnS can have baek the Old
horse-shoes again, about now.' This
useful equipment to the horse hta 'bee
idealized and fixad uip and imitated, ani
dragged into fine parlors, however rusta
or stained they may have beeni for
long time1 but at last the Apell Is bro
ken, fashion says they may go back t<
thie stalls and the roadways,
4mant without money is poor, btth
man with nothing but inoney is poorer
he7wfollowing miouth-weehes are re.
Ceggmemded for sicjc persons; Whee
teith and gutms oftena become 4heithal
thk'ough insufficent nourihment~m~
eines, or trant of cleapsing---one parl
Der wnananateb'f pot sh to fri ona
hundred to Ohe hundred afd d ft - patrti
of water, to which -a b addeS somi
baapor aS the mtsituoi '.ge
able;.or a solution of 'oAlqi4 tn
in twenty or thirty; or the efdl oig.
titotre of bensoin tenatt"na
a ,twdity partet alohAt fklrtypang
Dta sulqtlaoy "P
AN.
Hood sprilia. It pIfiru Vital s
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t 4 tOt i
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lip,~tk ?f i1Wm tt Iif .19Mie
MI. Mfy wife takes It for dyspepstp4aqd1 akt
d ne see t*M1o. f-P
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Sold by al dgiists. l;I 'o keii ed
by 0. L HOOD& CO.,Atbecles ii ,-611Mass.
441
Wi i attai y . 1o ers to Soon
fade after W 'are matured and out,
d and ye _Innt -Pan be done to prolong
their elitence. n th i ilglit tinme, for
n one thing, they cannot'bo wed btOhence
I. way receive some special attention. to
preserve or. restore them. Ina refri
le ator is a good place to set thetn for'this.
. but If none be had, they inay go to -tife
It cllar fioor, spriakling lIghtly and In.
veiting a tub or tigi.t vesspl over
them.
d . Tun oily true eQ.)binical rnmpner of
f feedifig stoclp, and from which the very
best and most profitable re turns are to
be expected, Is to convert the grains into
* meal and feed only 111 quch quantities
e (it regular interials) As each animal
has capacity to consume and digest.
t A top dessing of manure on the grass
e land will cause the sod'to'thicken and
, enable it to be &ore serviceable when
B plowed under in the fa'l, hlle the man-.
s' ure will in no manner te lost, tas the
. roots very inaterially assist in retaining_
t it, and thereby rendeflug it more av~il
a able as plant food when ploWed under.
It.s a fair, even-handed, noble adjust.
men of things, that Myille there is infec
tion in disease and Sorrow, there is
y nothing In the world so irresitibly con
s taglous as l.tughter, and good humor.
CTI1, THE GU1T EYE- RESTORER.
Pao,. Warusos, IsvErron,. ,
.ONE TEEATMU~ PFlE.
de ansa fring frm i ?eas sof the eein
Ch1estnuti treet, 1'h.
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*PHiLADELPTJA, PA., Janu'ary 18,4880,
L' Pastor's Std, Messiah M. E. Church.,
Mr D)sAn 8r-- -olthat I ought to make'
.itnown tiivexperience iiith.Prof. Win. 0. Wil
,son's "ACTINA" BATTER, ntot only In .jus
tice to, him, but also that the afflected may
B learn where to look for a remedy' for seriouts
s and obstinate diseases. For fivo years I have
been sufforing with great distress in my head,
Iresultintg at times In complete incompoteiley
for work: this, together with a throat .troublo
causing boarseness, rendered speaking noti
I only. laborious and painful to myself, but un
L pleasant to my congregtion. I have used your
"ACTIN.A" since the 2th of Noveinber, 1885.
SMy voice~ Is fully restored, and sinoe using
your instrument and wearing your garn'epts I
.baye not experienced any distrobs whatever
t In my head. Have wvorked 1 to 18 hours oust
.;of the 24 for the last five weeks, and never felt
bettor In my life. My 4rite Is also wearing the
Garments and using the "ACTINA," and finds
very great relIef,'having suffered 8 years from
generaldebility. My littleobby of 6 winters who.
ba-ufferc 1trom a catarrhai trouble since
an attack of scarlet fever, Is using your instri.
ment and improving. I wish you a continua..
,tion of success. Very truly snd fraterngily
yours, WIM. D. CAFANT
.jour t, Aall d saseot thle eye
bePrice, $10. If$ 0er i d ior it wo1i
W&" tamu, may use it. Adder as
g&--111 eatt adtreet, Phla
S Agata wamt ed in -v~ Oity of' the Union.
85o a wee a may be madi
OR~ SXIN OANOER.
For aan~ 'entt flea t~io y,
let n int or to ai See
lj ~I 1 vs s ea s tr
Gay i,, Auguitoti
a . 's
CR fEAM BALM AA
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sufrennig f-oath
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g. se - for Trcular. JCLY D1 OT IEIIS,
et h we
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th gea dieso.
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withotst It.'e
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me- eq U n% pay Nh4e p~rg4
4~ 9104 u 04 6oo660%,w~PAVO aIV~
Ao0btor it 6 tp Gndid hio4 ~ f
bouse.~11.Lf ~ 3~~tjg,*.1
Wht I bough ~ ;n4s~r,.; uf.
gq'O4 nvesimun f ond1far, "01,16 t*11W
drat tjnio: It'hai dciOaotelluIVi4.e
provecl my appetto SOmilot the% my I1U (3
Milk;res s8 I must Keeplit looked up or'sR Wil
Io oblisO4 to raise vi board wokt ever V other
War or tm~t takovidood's araspan 1i0." -50MA1
HISt(L 99 TUtley 64. JDrookly-U, itY,
a-wsapariIta,
P41(1 by alt druggists $1, all for $~ PrCpr94
by C. 1. HOOD &k 0g., Apotueca~tes, Lw1~as
I100 Doses- On POU9~
nor.an WI er 3d r ha 0A9
91 tcailtken one
f 116 to TOvR'. 2, j 't
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THYI JM-T AN~D 0H1OAPBsT
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AP ANEX'?EOTOtuX ST Ax9 N o QUAL.q
it! Ontaing no*(plum In Any Form.
Th.~~~~3 .On ~te rpil up fpr t ftcoomofI'dL5tat
otall141A %( alm 1ljInt Oh~ o' nJ1?,uo 4017ir
lhope diark*'-a r.:,yr1 O4UPt
Lu 'GL S L-A as)did siju ta art.; I b3tt O-L
PI'rle, 25c., 60c. and $1 'poi Bottle.
SOLD BY ALL 31MICNICc D EALR9.
You krd Allowed a flee jrlri tfrl asothue
f r. Dye's Celebrated Voltaju03sultWith Pti "
tgances, for tho itpcedy keiterm l
P f ot.us I)ebtlityti of rla dt er.
Ja g~i, and all kmdxdtroniles.,