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us*d
ap e ti te rather ou :
y founder the op ,eti e,apd
they lry :up for M . o
choke of them. I have known cows
b snd ,eat all the apples they
t and.thbir flow of milk would
much increase. On -anther ocqasioit
halt the herd foundered ;sotne of them
stretched out and dried nearly up for
weeks.. Year before:lst we out apples
until 'thb &tle QOt used to thcrm, iI ?n
turned them intq the orcl.u-l i i
ahort time; but' then some O is
went back on their milk.- Last year wn
were more. successful. I found by al
lowm :them to'eat a ples for teb- min
utes twice a day, they did well and the
flow of uplik ioee$ed. Leaving the
cows in tweye minutes. one of them
foundered a little. One cow choked on
appiea twice. We tied her nose up and
ushed the apdle down with a rake.
cow that , choel will
as d 4 o, uitlii s e. ouzs Inai~
time 'CoW' il eat
apples.that hogs will not touch, and to
pasture an orchard with cows is a good
way, if the trees have been trained
high, as they should be.
Wanm stock is turned on the pasture,
and there left all day, the wgegr upply
must be losked ,afer. A milch cpw
must have plenty of water. - tie: can.
not wait until she is driven up atnight.
The water is a necessary constituent of
the milk, and she must have it during
the time the milk is being manufac
tured. If deprived of water during the
Warm.days her supply of milk will fall
oif.. ____
TnERV- is but o te oret preserv
ing eggs, lrtd atlat is to -ee th .In
a cool place. -e nelrer40 ,dekres
above-er6 the ter, 'but not over 00
degrees. . The Pfo Ahould be turned
two or three times a week. Eggs from
hens not in company' with cooks will
keep fresh . twice as long as will those
that are fertile. No packing material
is .' nedp10r- Simply lay themn on
racks and keep thbm cool.
IT is inipOrtant that the sheep sheds
be well supplied with raolrs and feed
troughs, so tabt.4he ,.heep will xiot
ekowd acli other in "ieir& endeavor to
get' their share of feel. Often the
smaller and weaker ones are crowded
away entirely aqd do not get any grain
and only the refuse hay. Abundance
of room should be given, so that each
animal ;pay eat its fill at'Its leisure and
without crowding.
IN- spe ig 4bout judging :nutton
sheep' a iter says: "One almost,
ishes the judges would once in a
while be a little bit bold and mark their
approval of real merit by picking out
the level shoulders, great girth round
the heart, close wool and smart heads,
leaving the tremendous achievements
in Weight for age for what they ;are
wotth-a, mere ,matter of size and high
feeding, but not a criterion of profit."
IN those sections where the frost has
left the ground the plowing 'should not
be delayed.. "Corn . land cannot be
turned over too soon, as the frost will
greatly assist in reducing it. The cut
worm is the principal enemy to contend
with when the corn is young, and the
best remedy Is to plow the ground early
enough to allow the cutwormis to be
turned up to the frost.
KEEINGc toads out of wells is a dif
ficult matter with somo. The surface
around the well should be cemented for
a space equal to a circumference of
fifty feet. This would compel the toads
to enter att&distance-too great to reach
the well. . It seenms almost impossible
to keep them out by closing' the en
trance only, as they find their way In
lower down. _____
Tuns is a' good time for American
swine-raisers to be alert. The English
swine eaters are going back on overfat
pork. To help the- reform and get
leaner meat a prize has been offered by
an Enish ~paper "of half-a-crown each
in addition to the price per score on all
pigs of good guality betweeD .seven and
nine ecore, sprovided they shall not
-measure more than a certaIn thiekness
of ft in every Dart of the back."
J. r. FAIRDANI(S, of Qhenango
county,,N. Y., had twenty ewes. From
th~em lie raised. thirty-six lamnbs, which
he sold at $4 e&Oh, or $144. -He also
sold 135 pounds wool, at 42 cents per
pound, or $50.70, making a total from
twenty eives of $200,70.- The year be
fore the estes raised thirty-four lambp.
Mr. F. thus received over $10 from
each owe and still has the ewps on
hand.
PxoEONS can be confinedl In yards.
made of 2.inch wire mesh the sies
and tops covered, so as to prevent
hawks, cats and rats from entering.
A covered space 20x50 feet will allow
room for fifty pigeons. At one end a
house with suitable nests should be
provided. ______
CObPOST roay be made very fine and
rendered partially soluble for Immedi
ate usre by sprinkling the whole with a
mixture of four ounces of .sulphuric
acid maa bucket of water, bilt~the pro
cess is somewvhat dangerous If not care
fully done.
PLENTY of whitewash should be
used, not tonly for "the 'b'righter
appearance but also as a disinfectant.
Hot whitewash on the inside of barns,
stables, poultiy-houses an(1 pig quarters
will. aid in' preventing vermigi and in
sects.
SINrcE 1860 the average amount of
wool grown on each sheep has doubled.
Tn that year the product was two and
one half pounds per sheep; now it Is
un d. Tlhis hasi been accpinp
1edythe grading up of coimon
bkand improving them by the use
of mnerino rams.
DnAmN aroupd ~hhe les, 4llow,gli
surface watj (14* a~.' It is
vel-y easy atei to bOtnn&t tiie
drInking water, especially in srilng;
when. the grond Is natm-nan d
at h
Head he,
Toothache,'
.,t.FroS*t ItOO,
inieker ChilblIS,
hueker than any known remedy. It was the drat
snd 'o the only
PAhI.NREMEDY.
i it'ustanly stop t ann exoruolatitng D i .
Wlays InfiamattoQ, and cures UJougos 19t 1".
whth er.Qtte ung. 8tonorh, Bowela, or bther
gbnd or ,b one,applietlon
NO atte ow violent or exdruolating the patn
tetqualo iedrielden :Ifm Cfippe
Nervoi NOra.gta, or pros*ra*ted wIt'* "*seaseo
mtay su,uf'i
RABAY'S RIEABY RELIEF
wil afrord.lt ease. alta tuaaer otr
+vt;,i aew' ttO tbahae,Sem or
5alwh'.Ng e amt;l e ap t ttn o the
am s m o e,'bahe yety, .Colic.
Wid In the Dowels and all Intrna Patns.
Teeisnot a remedial agent in.-the world
that will cure Feaver and Ague and al other Mala
rious. Billou. and other Fevers (%14 ty A
WAY'S PILLS, so quick as IADWAYFO
REIADY RESLIEF.
Fifty Cts. per Bottle. Sold by Druggists
Dat. ItADWAY!s ,PILLS
N'or'ttie Cure of 61 the diabrdera of the Stomah
Liver. lowels, etc. Dln BAD W&Y & Co., N. Y.
*. Be sure to get "liadway's.
TEACHER, having* taught':the class
-o read the. word> .at," pi tseb before.
introducing the "v6d cat." for the
following conversation:
Teacher-What can the rat dolt
Class--The rat can run.. .
Teacher--Qould you catch him if he
Were tunnilng abogb this room?n
viah-No, ma'a.
Teacher-Tell me what it is that runs
and jumps and can catch the rat?
Very Small Boy-God.
An ugly complexion made Nellie a fright,
Her face was all pimply and red,
Though her features were good, and her
blue eyes were bright,
'What a plain girl is Nellie 1" they said.
But now, as by magic, plain Nellie has
grown
As fair as an artist's bright dream;
Her face is as sweet as a flower new-blown,
Her cheeks are like peaches and cream.
As Nellie walks out in the fair morning
light,.
Het beauty attracts every eye,
And as for the people who called her a
fright,.
"Why, Nellie is handsome-" they cry.
And the reason of the o'hange Is ,that
Nellie took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medibal
Discovery, which regulated her liver,
clean;ed her -complexion, made her blood
pure, . het breath sweet, her face fair and
rosy, and removed the defects that had ob
scured her.beauty. Sold by druggists.
Wash out oil stains on clothes in
cold water; ink stains dip in milk..
now to select a Wile.
Good health, good morals, good sense and
good temper, are the four essentials for a
good wife. These are the indispensables.
Alter them come the minor advantages of
good looks, accomplishments, family po
sition, "te. -.itf 'th@ 1irst, four married
life will be contortable a b . Lack
ing either, it will be in more or'ias degree
a failure. Upon good health dep ends large
ly good temiper and good looks, and to somte
extent good -sense also, as the -best mind
ust beaflected snor'o or lesp by the weak
nesses and whims attendant on frail healt1.
Young man, if your wile is falling. into as
state.of invilidismn, flrst of all things try to
restore her health. It she is troub7led with
debilitating femnale' weaknesses, buy 'Dr,
Pierce's )'avorite Prescription. It will
cure her.
Hams can be kept wrapped in paper
and packed in a barrel of ashee,
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets P'os
sess Powerful P'oteanoy, Pass Painlessly,
Promote Physical Prosperity.
Ammonia and whiting will clean
nickel plating nicely.- Make .Into a'
paste and apply; then rub until bright
with another cloth.
Uait Rate Etxduraulns to Kansas, Nebiras-.
ka, Arkansas ana Texas.
The MissourI Pacific Railway will r'n excur
sions to all points in, Kausas an.i Nebraska, 40
miles west of Mlss'ouri itayer points, at above
rate, April 24th., 28th; May 8th, 9th. 22d, 2 d-;
June 8th, 6th, 19.h, 20thi, Missouri L'acic' Rat -
way.and irou Mountain Route wall run excur
slons to Texas and Ar.ansas at the same rates,
Apras32th; May 9th, 23d; Junie 6th. Aui le imnit
of tickets and A.tep-ovet privileges. W. JN. Hoyt,
B. I'. A., 891 Bond way, N. Y. .i. 0. TAownsend'
'Jen. P'ass, and Ticket Agept, tt, Louis, Mo.
. Dusting cloths must be washed often
or they will carry more dirt into the
rooms than they take out.
flow to Gain Strength and Fliesli.
Use after each meal Scott's Emutlon with
Hypophosphites. It is as palatable as milk,
auh pasily digepted. The rapidity with
wlii dliat people isnprove with its use
is wohderful, Use it tid try tour weight.
As a temedy for Consuaption, Throat af
feetions- and IlrdnohiLis, it is uner.ualed,
Please read : M'I used Scott?s Elmulsion in
a child eight months oldi with good results,
Hie gained four potuds in a very eihort
time."'-Tno. PRI, M. D., Alabama.
A severe but sure cure for corns is
said to be creosote, Wet the corn
several nights in succession.
Consumptlion surely Cured,
To the Editor:--Please in.foraa your readers
that I have a positive remedy for the above
namied disease. liy its timely use thousands of
h8peess cAe have been permanently cur'ed. I
shil be glad to gend two bott.os of my remedy
lox to any of your readers who have consum,.
liodidrey lvi send m their Express and P. (i.
Ti. A.- lCU, .0., 1s1 Parl-St., N. 1.
By dipping~ fish for 'en ietant in boil
ing water, much of the difmeulty in ke
moving the scales will be overcome.
Nothing Cores Drop3y, Gravel, Brigts fleart;
Di bate, Urzoay.y Liver Diseases, Ne neess,
*, like (ann'sk Edney Care. Od ce su1 Aron
t. Fia. $1 a bottle, 8 for $5. At brgggtts.
(gures the wort Oases, Care guaranteea Try it.
When pouring ho't fruit into glass
jrs, pla:ce 'a large bilyer spoon or fork
li the jar to prevent cracking the
~lass. ______
The 'peculiar combination, propoflon,. and gte
paration of Hlood's Barsaparilia makes this medi
cine different ftom others and superior to them
muall t04al ~rtve power. Sold by all drug
gistq. ~ b7d,J,IX9Q & Co., Apotheca
Adamp cloth, dipped in common
sd brhtans tnwame
l / . .1 J iJf
n ed
est dm te tonic, Celery en Coca, .wth r efee
,tv0 f3ee, Which, actti gnti, US:
tot.e ki ey. iver bowels, remedin
estor9 tenth sd ;new vltallt. Tbl sedlc&usli
U-MU d' paceheretofore unoccupied. and taar*b
s new era in the treatment of nervous trouble .
Overwork, anxiety, disease, lay tti foundation of
nervous prostration, and woaknotudex~eriofe
as showntlat tho usual remodies do not mend the
strain and paralysis of the nervous system.
Rocommended by professional and bvsinees sen.
Bend for otronlere.
SPrlo $1.00. Sold by draggUite.
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO., Propretors
-- DRLIQNGTON. VT.
Rj .~IWE2LLS!
" Wor*, a *o
4W iirto.ee
ole'gantdreesa
i fteng
No r:
Ni To
ot.:. Tonio
Febttnte hair
co out;
oieanaes ae
heas scalp.
li0t.Druggfsts
iG. .WEJLLS,
R?Op oaCft p l eom tetalues
'4 ~ he h Auor arU .O
LOOK YOUNG
aslton aoua,
LEA61 LE OIL
10 V611 end prevents.
na eSrarn
noev youthful,
t9=he,faathcondition
os ples cear
tlaeComeplealon,. th}'
onlaibatcee known
$1brugitaor xp.
a. s. warte, c..t.t,
PROF. JOSEF ZERVAS'S
HEALTH RESTORER BELT,
U. S. PATEY T, A UGUS 1, 1887.
For strengthening thi funetbns of tholunge aind
yatomaeh,prevent v of Dyspe ela,aiypochoudlrla
Hyatltie,, rthasNervous lVoalcno s, iaok ott
Inclination for phyaoai and menial exerulon In
mout rases sure cure for dsestes of the ltkns
and organs of respiration Com4tmipttoit, eto~. re.
aulttng from .:urvatur$ otila.spine. Tnli$ "ely 1s
not worn contiauallyi it to only used for"oo 8sional
eercise at home. Directions for ute of belt au4
pamphlets'wI!l be sont to purahasers.
Price of Belt. $0.00.
In ordering belts send thisize of waist,
For sale at tip inventors,
846 Epst 42d St., New york.
10 573
msbituatee tod by tht Oesor oJas
AFFUCTEDm4UNFORtUNATE
After anl othera rai .otneule
329 N.lUtbBt., belowC4llowhill, Phili.,-Pa.
20 yessrenon i ll SPE 0AL deases :Pe
tlons,&c. Callor wrlte. Advice fresand strictly con.
04n1tie. Iours.: ; s a. m. til s.aud ato zo evenings,
~ orh 1.0 u~ ssol at20 a iox by oIr,
FREE ml:
HE RBR AND FIFT H WfHEEL.. M*
Impkovemnenc. IL EILBHIt A ND CO.. Fremiont.
OMAHA MAt--You naughlty boyl
Dick, don't you know better thlan to
aslk people how much monaey they have'?
I hope you will excuse the child, Mr.
Nicerellow.
Mr. Nicefellow-Of course, of course.
The little fellow didn't know what he
was talking about.
~ Little .Dlck-Yes, I did, too. Sis
said she wished she kneot, and I wanted
to. tell her..
Now that the theatrical season is
drawing to a close, fashion journals
make the announcement thatt the spring
and stimmer- hats will bed ower in the
crown thah during the witer. This
Is what we call the infernal unfitness or
things..
Some LFoolesh Mool
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond.
the reach of~ medicine. 'Lhey often ainy,
"Oh, it will wear away," but mn most casus
it wears thenm 'away. Could they be 'in
duced to try the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, they would mmediately
see the excellent effect after taking the firtt
dose. Large bottles, 50 cents and $1.00.
Triqlufeefree. A.t alt J)Dr ggiets.
.Mggs for hatehing shotild be kept in
acool place, turned over every day,aud
the ben gven a comfortable nest for
incubation.
Frazer -Axle Orease.
The Frazer Aile Grease is the very best,
A trial will prove we are right. Received
first premium at North Oapolina State Fhair,
Centennial, and Paris Eixposiion.'
The Jersey cow comes in earlier than
any other, but it Is not bosh to allow
them to breed too earl.y. They should
he tinie to~ ully mature.
if 1 ooya ser. aor Tomp
Use a heated kdtf to etit hr% bird
and the lattWill hot be soggy.
ry "yf f' t, y . 4r 1. p'*t*
Mother by ont"'ow.vote t6r htE
daighter, eo"ho dai do what ,told hi
to-do6'
Agnes-Very well, Johnny, I'vote fo
yp hoC atrman. .
: 7 y-That eleat:In iitr i Te 'ehnj
in Agnes a cqmitteoto Iril
in the wood.
Ae a 8cotch minister and an Euglisi
lawyer were riding together, said tw
ministe- to his friend: "Sir, do you eve
make ilstakes in your pleadingY" 6"
do,". said th'liiwyer. "Au' what -dA
ye.do wi'"mistake?"' was the questi6n
"Why, sir, if large ones. I mend themn
It small ones I let them go. And pra1
sir, do you' ever make mistakes iL
preaching?" "Ay, sir,- I have dunt
aae." "And what do you do with youi
mistakes?" "Oh, I dispens .with' then
in the sase aior ps ye do yoursel'..
rectifee the "1rgo a lot go the ama
anes, t Idg aince, as I was preaohin
I meant to. observe that the devil waa
the father o' a' Itars, but made a mis.
take an' said be was the father Q' a
lawyers. But the mistake was so sms'
that I let it go."
MR. HUCKLEBERRY--When I mar"
ry, I don't; want to marry a girl with
her head all 'full of .Latin and Greek
and French and German-I don't want
a'girl who .doep..embroidery and china
ping anid fal fiis aiid- gim-cracks-.
I wh}tt a_good plain, old-fashioned girl,
who doesn't know more than is good
for her, and who will attend .to he
household and see that her husband is
properly fed for his money. But 'm
hanged if I know whore to look' 'or
such a girl nowadays.
Mr. RZaseredge-Why don't 'you try
an intelligence oflice.
AN amusing story is told of a Scotch
country preacher and his beadle. The
niinister, when about to publish thc
bans of marriage, discovered that he
could not find the names. Not wishing
to mak a lone pause he repeated: "."
publish the bans of marriage between
Still no signs ef the paper, He begat
again;. "I publish the. bans of 'mrrage
between-" Still no paper could ie
found.' le began again: "I publish
the bans of marriage between-" The
beadle, wishing .to enlighten him as to
where the . paper containing the names
was, cried out, to the consternation of
the congregation: "Atween the cushior
and the desk, sir."
OLEni (to young lady. who has pur
chased a pair of gold sleeve buttons for
her fiance)-Any initials, Miss?
-Young Lady-Oh, yes, I forgot, en
grave the letter U, his first name.
Olerk-Ah. May I ask, miss, if it is
Uriah or Ulysses? _ames w;lg V
iare.
Young Lady (proudly)-Ei name
Eugene,
The' only medicino for woman's pe
that It will give satisfaction in every can
been pr1zdted on the bottle-wrappers, 4n
.THE 0OUTGR4
Invalids' Ifot and .urgia Inatitoe
remedies for the cure of woman's pecul
Dr. PIerceeM Mavo1
A BOON It* rescrlptounst
WOM N. trowth, or result,
- - eo e ee T.nhousan,
from patients an fro physiciansw
obstinate eae hic had baled theJr sk
ev e dised for the r ee andero o rem
tering womn. I is not recommndd
forwomn'speculiar ieages.
,*As* ge vrto1 ci
A POWERFUL wmhole stem,t tot
appnoese, In parti
mr. 4 |a,; For overo
" worn -out," "run - dowr, ciebrllr t
"tess sop-irl" hosekeprs nu
ur:91eroe Faforito i'corlptio 8i
a alpotizing cordianand rstravon
Jt promotes digestion and assimilation
ind1est4onblo iing at erwtaions orga
TREA^TINC
antManyre womn c all.their fai
they all present alik to themnselves and
dsore. The scan, Inoranti
snafne lkeDan z s FAon[e
altheotrmn r
Med Aylse.ycotoimp1a
mnsI wasE pefedy ad havYe
G b tto n p erhbrio
to any nortmyigan
Ihaedoriidmy eas a f tet
reel ed second letter of thakes
eqred for the ' Moeia Advisor
tret e fully and plainl laid owein
ale*.
R.a
lie ' sure to get Heed's Saparila ny child
Fee that they do not ave you anything else.' , dti
remember it tite meiticno whilh did mana sc
much good a i ear ago-so reliable, benefcial,
pleasant to take-my Ifvorate spring medicine.
Hood's S
lod by all dtujgists. $11 six-for $1.l Pretred only
by .. I. HOOD & CO.,Apotheo.ries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
rh uulwtu as Invtd ront the
to Avo itillars in a itubter, uat, and
at his fiest bi' hour a capl"rlenaceo
asrtu Qd om urata ti
tlrl i es prtei a:t cuWs
Quito atung east ia Ate chagtilnl M1 E
at being so 0et skA In, beat also
oelt It ho does rest loch esactiz1u A
Aik lur tho -iAl~tiiID 8ttea
dac ntothave thertta aetxn,stseid brdeseriptivecate
UNCOVER ED -w'" ran
Iapostgstampsonwilthen ecelvee.anumerolet.
"ee, cards, cataloge, s, sample work If art, craes
,otageaines, papers a ral samples, ewl;e;ort;.ecohvawo to
ot the geat bres eld of the great erploylbsne andenors
*business. Those whose oame$re In lsis U ot ofteqrsee
*thlat whilh f purchased, rtt,utd cost $IU or ch. Thousand"
of men a women make large stes of money in the agency
business. Tent of millions of dollars worth of goods ree ak aly
lad enAu hestA booksellers, novell! dealers, Inventor, and
LOW PRIERA:leeqIs0Aot LANDSnd
tnannactuers flloUnitd Sttesal'rope it s regarded
as thestandard Agent'ovrectoryotb.worldanl elled= pn,
a harvest awalts all whole names appear In It. lagee who
slamesearein It winikeep posted on On " the newmoney, making
""things t at somedout,whleliteratrskill1flow to them lna
t teadyslasn. 1T'he great baergaln$ of the mostrsadtablo firms will
be put b eore a. Agents make money Iz their ow. totalities.
Agents sake Money traveling alt arquudt. Some agents matfea
over ten thousand dollars a year. Alt endson hat theagnt
hs to sell. Few there ane Whaeorknow alt about ste business o
those who employ ageis those who have tile tnlbrmulon
tae i lMne eas 1 t ol se who names nersthis lroc
tory met this buerotlun rfunde,d'omplete. This iroctory
Is uted by'aill Mnt-clets firms, all over the world, who employ
"gents. Over 1,u100 such Alrms use it.. Your fleet In this dtree.
tory filly b youin gree Inforaton and large valusIthou
ofanos ofl thos Ie h t roital wekss and istr
Bpufre and .es, ordted tn th .s reotorny. e
AiusttljA 4tre Llusvtroroe, Augsta, Lalu.
NORTHERN PA IF.e
LOW PRICE RAILROAV LANDS an
Fit 1E G overn eontr eA N l
rMILLIONS of AOIU $of*A to tntiaora Nortl"
, yotea, ta, sdan, theas Wn tQ} Cd on.
SNil FOR Publications with> wtspsdoertbtng the
nervo u Trdlcommon atlnd boa
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nervem toyo ptoei commnl ovaVcdoc
ecupeofesnetoni an uraes d io
re by aonb to adec rorsng slee.
it lIon 1ON, Aod toiuse, hmyglu
do institui comup u nted by ar ong mris
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