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SOME POPULAR PEANUTS.
For MkIiI Soil the i:nrlx Snulak
Vrlrr- la (.'iiiinlili-ml nil l.x
I'cllfiil I'orauc 1'lntit,
Tlie cut Hliowti rcupcctlvcly the htnall
eat and largest "goobers" that have
reached our notice, says the Htiral New
Yorker. The small variety Ih Known aa
the Karly pan lull, and Ih coiiHldnrcd an
Excellent foraga plant for light soIIb In
.not seasons. The tops arc cut and cured
for hny before frost, and aro claimed
I to be as nutritious as clover. The pea
nut Ib a IcKumo like clover, and growH
best when the root.i are studded with
tubercles, but the demand for plant food
to develop the numerous larne oily seeds
Ib so ureal that It cannot well be used
as a toll Improver. The Spanish variety
' IIS fl
PEANUTS LITTLE AND 11IO.
pets an immense crop of Utile, thtn
Kliellcd nuts of uMx'llcnt flavor. They
are too small for noiiera!" commercial
uses, hut meet a demand In the manu
facture of fancy confectionery. They
make an excellent lattenlrif; food for
hogs, which may bo pastiiied on the land
after the tops aro cutaml allowed to root
oik the nuts for themselves.
'The Spanish peanut malmes mi iiili:l
3y in rnuiparlMin with other kinds that
It may bo grown as :i garden plant In
most northern states, with a fair chance
of good jlelds. They should he planted
preferably In light soil in rows like hush
beans, and iripilrc about tin; Mime cul
ture. Thofoliage is neat, and the numer
ous bright yellow blooms are very pretty.
Krcrpient htlrring of the soil Is benefi
cial In promoting growl li and In en
abling the embryo nuts to bury Ibem
i wives In the Mill In the natural way.
I The nuts ate very sweet anil pleasant
' When properly lonstul, and are partic
ularly good keepers. We have held them
river two years in an ordinary cellar with
no apparent deterioration In llavor.
Commercial peanuts are of a larger
lyw, averaging more than double the
lzo of I ha Spanish kind. The shells
n.Ti large and long, often containing
three kernels or peas. Kvery effort Ij
rnarin in curing these nuts to retain the
Ofresh, bright straw color they have
when taken from the Mill.
The large nuts In the figure are sent
"in un me iMiiw lammoin. i ney are
handsome and of very good quality. In
Pennsylvania this variety makes a neat
bush 1R Inches high and ripens many
of the mammoth, thick-shelled nuts, but
iniiiMT Miuin, we 'inticrsiunu, ll is a
strong runner and very prolific In yield
SWINGING MAIL EOX.
It' it Mmplr l.ltllc I'mill-lt nni-e. Hut
Onr Thai 1nn' Mri null
Sonic Tlmr,
VI n nitron nntuion,
A species of baboon inhabiting the
colony of the (Inpe of (iood Hope lias lie
come a pr.xt to the farmers by destroying-
their lambs. The baboons haunt
the clumps of cactus pcattercd through
the Holds and exhibit much cunning in
keeping out of tin; reach of their human
enemies, it Is asserted that they have
taken note of the fact that women do
not carry firearms, and therefore need
not be feared. Hut when a man appears
the baboons instantly take to their
heels. On this account the farmers huve
lately devised the plan of dressing- In
women's upparel when they set out to
hoot baboons. Youth's Companion.
The lemilrnllun I'ulaonoaa.
From a report made to the l'arl
Illolopical society, by M. Arlong, It ap
pears that animal perspiration, when
injected under the skin, is poisonous.
In experiments made by him, death oc
curred when t lie injection was stroui;
enough, generally within three days,
but hoinetimes not for some weeks.
T?ic perspiration secreted during ardu
ous muscular toil contains more poison
than that secreted during the ordinary
circumstances of life. Is not this proof
positive of the necessity of frequent
bathing of the body? for one's perspira
tion is as poisonous to hisouu body u
to another's. (iood Health.
Jlmt lii'llii'il from .lory lint-.
"You wish to lie ri'Iii'U'il from jury
duty," said a judge, "but haven't giicn
u good reason."
"It Is to sale money for the people,"
replied the unwilling talesman. "I
have dyspepsia, judge, and I never
agtee uitli anybody. If I go on the
jury there will lie a disagreement and
the county will have to go to the ex
jiciimj of a new trial."
"Kxeusctll" laid the Judge. (Ireen
15" g-
WlllllliK lor U'orl..
"I assure you, madam," said he, "that
1 would not In- begging my bread from
door to door if I could but pioeuie cm
ploymeut at my profession."
"I'nor man," icplied the good woman,
as sin1 handed out n pie, "u n.it la your
profession?"
"I inn an airship pilot, madam." De
troit l'ree l'r ss.
Iliilh AkIiiu.
.She Have you really mmmi that won
derful set of pictuies that. Miss Left
over lias had taken onu on each birth
day? He Yes; but. they're very Indistinct.
LYou see the photos hvve faded at one
end of I he list, and the subject at tin
other. N. Y. Truth.
'look II On I on Hi.- Cii If.
Sunday School Teacher- Now, aflei
the prodigal son returned home, what
did his father do?
Scholar- He killed the fatted calf.
"Quito right, and uhy did he kill the
fatted calf V"
"Cause he ilasn't kill the prodigal."
N. Y. Truth.
f?nnnf- of fi.nimi.f Inn.
HusbandWhat did you think- when
you heard the chandelier fall in tliu
night?
Wife I thought that yon had been
detained on "business" again, and were
getting upstairs as quietly us. you could.
Journal Amusaul.
Hunt- to i Turn.
"Tottie Tuiuhletocs jm every cent
of Cholly's money before she threw liiiu
over."
"Yes. She said that she believed that
a thing worth doing at all was worth
doing well." N. Y. Truth.
riccea Are .llniiy.
In the formation of a single locomo
tive steam engine there are nearly (;,000
pieces to be put togethei, nnd these re
quire to be as accurately adjusted aa
the workH of a watch.- Chicago Tiuiub-Herald.
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
ENDORSES PE-RU-NA.
Pe-ru-na Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen : "I can cheerfully say that M rs. Schley
has taken Pe-ru-na and I believe with good effect"
W. S. SCHLEY. Washington, D. C
ADMIRAL SCHLEY, one of the foremost
notable heroes of the Nineteenth Century.
A name that starts terror in the heart of every
Spaniard. A man of steady nerve, clearhead,
undaunted courage and prompt decision.
Approached by a friend recently, his opinion
was asked as to the efficacy of Peruna, the
national catarrh remedy. Without the slight
est hesitation he gave this remedy his en
dorsement. It appeared on later conversa
tion that Penma has been used in his family,
where it is a favorite remedy.
Such endorsements serve to indicate the
wonderful hold that l'eruna has upon the
minds of the American people. It is out of
the question that so great and famous a man
as Admiral Schley could have any other
reason for giving his endorsement to l'eruna
than his positive conviction that the remedy
is all that he says it is.
The fact is' that Peruna has overcome all
It Is often most convenient toplicei
'mail box beyond a fence where It 1e Juiit
I
UtiX IN POSITION.
out of teach, arid no gate Is near. Why
riot use the swinging mall box in llio
i'lustratlon? II can easily bo swung
around until within reach, and then re
turned lo Its former position. Oraugi
Tiiflft l.'nrfnflr
Wanhlna- Milk llrnalla.
First wash with cold or lukewarm
water; wash thoroughly with water as
warm as the hands will stand, using
tome good alkali washing powder such
U pal soda, gold dust, etc. Hlnmi thor
oughly with boiling wuter, and, If possi
ble, place in the sunshine. If wiped dry
with a ckaniowel the tin will bo bright-
Am l.nt If tlirir.mt.lilir linl l.i, 11. a
..Ml J l,.ti; t ,. wip,.tl link uj IIIU
rinsing It will dry without wiping, will
not rust and will be relnnerthan If wiped
wnn a towei wnicu is uurup a;iu an un
sanitary ns Is frequently used. ue a
bruib, cot a cloth, fur wanking tlnwnr
THE MARKETS.
New
CATTI.K -Native Hliiw.
COTTON- Alliiillimr
CLOIIJt-Wlliler Wlm.ll ....
WIIKAT No. i Itiil
COItN No. 'i
OATS No. Z
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LAitU Wtsteiu Sleniii
MT I.OCIH.
eoTroN-MMiiiiiig
III.KVKH- Mill's
Cow.i mi. I lleirers.
i'ALVKS--(ier IKi llisi . ...
IKKIK 1'nlr to I'lmlei. ...
Ml 1 1 : 10 1 I'nlr lo i'lmlei-....
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other (SruileH ....
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I'OKN -No. 'i
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WOOi Tub WaKheil
other liniiles
IIAV Cleiir Timothy
IH'TTKH-Cliiilie O.ilry....
IIACON Clinr Itllis
I-;(J1K- KiihIi
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I'Olli; Hllinilllil.MeSKIIieU
I'llli'Ado,
-AT'l'Li: Niitlv-H Hlei ri... .
IIOCH- l-'alr to Chiilee . . .
HMi:i:i' I'nlr to rholee....
I'LOIJH- Winter 1'atenm...
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ICANHAH CITV.
L'ATTI.l-: Native Hleers ... 4 25 U t, ST.
IIOIiH-I'nlr lo Chcilee .. .. 4 25 tv 4 70
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opposition and has won its way to the hearts
of the people. The natural timidity which
so many people have felt about giving en
dorsements to any remedy is giving way.
Gratitude and a desire to help others has
inspired thousands of people to give public
testimonials for l'eruna who heretofore would
not have consented to such publicity.
Never before in the annals of medicine has
it happened that so many men of national
and international reputation have been will
ing to give unqualified and public endorse
ments to a proprietary remedy. No amount
of advertising could have accomplished such
a result, l'eruna has won on its own merits.
Peruna cures catarrh of whatever phase or
location in the human body
receives so many notable
dorsements.
Address The Peruna Drutr M'f'tr Co
lumbus, Ohio, for free literature; on catarrh
1 hat is why it
and unique en-
Co-
Ask Your Druggist for free Peruna Almanac for 1904,
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Boui Signature of
See Pec-Slmlle Wrtppcr llclow.
!
I UAiILId
VBlTTLE
YlVER
J PILLS.
I Ywrf nmall hbA eujr
to tko as tiujur.
IFOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR IIUOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THECOMPLEXION
. . . UlUIUmil HUtTMVIUB.Atu.l,
y
Make Lazy Liver Lively
You know very vell how you feet when your liver don't act.
llile collects in the lilood, bowels heroine constipated and your
whole nysleiu is poisoned. A lazy liver is an invitation lor a
thousand pains and ue.hes to come and dwell with you. Your
life liecoiues one loiif; measure of irritability ami despondency
and bad feeling.
Qfe CANDY CATHARTIC
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
COLD CURE
Do you know that a ooM
oannot exist If the bowels
are thoroughly oleanted
ami aotlve?
Dr. Galdwill't
(UXATIVC)
Syrup Pepsin
Is the best medicine for a
ooM. Itvlllouretheyouna
est child or oldest suf
ferer. Try It. 50o and
$1.00 at your druggists.
PEPSIN SYRUP CO., Klonllcello, III.
WtmrnwTswTM
It Corn (.oM, Cousin. Sore 'Hireal, Croup, Inrlr .
nx, Wlio,lni; CimikIi, Ilroucliltli kml Aitlim..
A ccrUIn cure for Coiuumiitlon la fliit iliiwi,
d4 n iuro relief In ih unceit ,tuvr. Urn t cucc.
You will ttti the exicJlrnt ofltct tiir wLlujt llio
flj.l uoic hold ,jr dfrr. evurjwLcrc. Lu-m
buMMii ilS emit anil 60 ceiiu.
PATEMTQ 4-iaKitbonkrrtCB,
I
'X',X'')O,,)O,'fO,'O'i''R'3O0',0,,JO,'5,'X),,O'"0.ir.)Oi0,'0
Act directly, and in a peculiarly happy niauiieron the liver and
bowels, clcausinir, purifying, revitaliziux every portion of the
liver, driving all the bile from the blood, as is soon nhown by in
creased appetite for food, power to digest it, and htrenitli to
throw off the waste, llewarc of imitations! 10c, 25c. All
drui; gists.
Best for the Bowels
413
I
i
Millions of U.M.C. Shot Shells
are sold each yfar. They are
made In the largest cartridge
factory In the world.
Tbe UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.
BDIOaCfORT, CONN.
Vour dealer
upon rmquc-t.
u nor,Aiaai
M M FAIL IN A DRY K
TtltSION Of .THE FISH NEVER FAILS
IN AM TIME.
AV Remember thii whenoubuy Wet
fafJ Weather Clothing and look for the
gW name TOWER cn the buttons.
j Thii sijn and thii ntnehwe stood
W- for the DE5T durinj slxy-seven
iZ eara of Incrcaiino aalei.
If .your dealer will not auppl you write for
free catalogue of black or yellow watei
ot ouea coca j. jiicmk. auiu. naw. ana
flood for all hind) of wet work.
A.J. TOWER CO,. TMB ClWEtt
- - w .
fr 1
owe I
ionoN.ruii.iii..
TOWER CANADIAN
TOftOHTO. CAN. WMIIU
Live stock and ELECTROTYPES
lu irnt vrlty fur hIi at tl lowgit irlrn hf
a m, atuef f Atitr v. sit nnui hi. si.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE.
yv "iwiunr. i.souii. Miriii iricc.
iolii uiurn inifu. louiucuf free.
The FREE Homestead
Xjct.xa.cta of
WESTERN
CANADA
Star Attractions
for 1904
9
arc
Hi
llltllritis of vtr.tt itiayiilllt I til OitlA
anil (Jialtu' Lanilit fu df ItKd mm t If
tlft, ir Uy uii"lisrf fioiii luilwHy
Cuin(fenttf, 1 aiirt ( oiuiallmi,oU.
The Great Attractions
InatlOwj ltfllUirul tllnml
ui'ImI umuIiIwm, ritllaii4
rull Hvnlvuiiluifrt,Hfid Wflt4i
uiid wMiiruce araulrfd aually.
'Dip br.i.ut.lluil n'KlsTKMM1
C'riAlVA InriaaNvtl mmhyimmLi
uiktluti ilmtiiif Ota il jrfr,utrM.uai
Ii-iit amaitraup.
V.'it t llif t.-i't aulavilaail
''miaiitmi ininant f nt fin Cana
dian Alia ami il)ir li.foiii'nlliiiii or
-...Iro.. BUI'KHlN'fKNIlf.N I IMJIUiHA
TION, OiTVi.-'Ni
C.4, UKOKiliroi, fula Hlll, !. III.
SouthwesT
If yuu aro i)tiT!i.te1 lu thh r.uw umt tni f cr
mm Mtuiitry, (ilfcilui; mi man; "it 1 iiiiIiih. ii nl
rich fiimilritf ImuW. whlrli vnu m horurt'it ui low
prlct'H, nt trill tMit'liy.f urnuit uii lnlinn.tMn
ubout 1iiiiU. biikliiHfH hniicei, etc, tftviMt
riacilv vliul j (J 11 jvunt, nliut Hiainur 'I'm Hut
you pri'lpr. uiid iiuiount you luvn lo liivt M,
'VitV IlliMM'Mtohr'U' Kinilf lOIIK Oil Hill Hut
ami thud 'J'ui'titluya of i'Uh iiiiinUi. ntloitt mi
OMoituiilly 10 vlvlt thft if tat Hoiiilimt mi u
hioallrol. If you ur litit'iviaiHl, wriltj toc
fur full li.turijiailun. AiJilrtui
QEOffCE MORTON,
UH i. MIO. Ct l( M. , L f, P'V,
1 1 Kaiv txu ; Qt Louii, Mo.
DON'T SUFFER LONGER
RHEUMATISM
CAN BE CURED
llr. aIBuli'a A utl'ltheuinutle TmIiIvIi ifltrtt
tar anil iinruuinviil relief. An uliMiliii t'uruyuui
niaa ur inii' iiiiiiirr relurinil. I'rluo, ! a but,
THtOI.JOSrril tUEUHATIC CURE CO.. Jelltl.UI,
A. N. K.-ll
iiOOO
m.N WKI'I'IKU TO AUVKKTIMKMIt
pl.H.a tlaU that yua saw la AatcrllM
aral la lltU a a par.
viiiLKe k
I licit l.'ouiili Hrrun. 'I'm in
in iimr. piiin ui aruiivi.ik
ii il iuls. tm
tl lt ul . uu 1-i.uU, Urn,
