The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume], February 14, 1884, Image 3

About The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886

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An aoie of cole:
market fifty years
acres raisedannuall
^..*,™-. .tbe-cityj and: tfiftH—._._. ,.
MitfWilltaiii'«firdhap*tellattre.Canaan
-,ft»Ss|S(^:lIewB that he finds his domestidwiiiiials
\&!fy x* and plenty of chickens." thfe
latter taking
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The
mt
recentmitbreak-of dipbtharla in
5 1 an E el be at at
^iy-',jr.tention
to tto
fected dfstri'
sixty of them
.. inated with seta
''VxSI'm the steed stole:
have now been otdi
ir_
wells of the in
,early
tarn
wlth
ind
after
holes
tit C1_®-
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Mr. W J. Scott, Bn3gew£fer,tow. Y:'
__ about' fifte"en
Jyeara
ii[o'1 transplant6d
v'-" huckleberry, bushes "or both the -^bl&h
and,tbeIpwdWp}s)" ^rpm 'ticpld Vtt
J'v, swamp to "dry gravelly noil—gooil corn.
tf, landJ^Thny, grojf.talL-bettet than in*
their native. ifQQt i''the berries area"
1 ,1 ), Rreat deSRftfgei-ktld5
pkdute$3ByilttiiS
t( buBhel a good patfeof the Beaaon/t'. Hla
~C" ,i sugR^Bliona, to others Who mav like to
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Vv
try tWid nn/qtlrffi-nU 'culttiVe''spe "fei(!6lrt'
from the husbandman: 8et "(but young
I A\ plan*?, abont a toot Jiigh, m/thft spgpgM
Match ith,em fqr^a y6ar op tv o, apd.
v'ifc plough in some coarse horse manure.oct
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casionally. Ifaoy ato slow to start, but
ithey- grow rapidly,
bUBheB
may be cultivat
shouId*be Bet at
each way, as tbi
when full grown."!1
or four bushels to
S
President Hvfe.-
oK»Vj. 'o^4hS Mis-
sisBippi HortioumrjjJ. gpciety.^fter try
ing in his grounds, during...ten^.iwara,
about forty of the neweat varieties of,
greatest prormae, ^celebrate the Wilson
in his recea^MQtluWl Address' as "fqr
nishing nearljfra$^(^£lq$«PtaBrth8 of
all the strawbs
TJnite States'
with which it
soils and season!
»w UOC nuu ua DUjUWWU lutt V, are.
several obvious: advantages ia' uttlizmg
for country houses and ofher structures
the cheap andtibondant.material which
in most vcas^s is Within leasy breach—
"ssndj gravel- aiid stonea:'V'Ha has
sho^n his faith by putting up a concrete
barn withwalls twtspty-foUriefithighiln
closing a spaoB six^r-five byseventy-feet.
4^
p6
-lis
The old-SnSft&nfliat anysoil is good
enough to' ra^'teatt^bim'&iBtaben
ono. In plahit&giorri)B>t!seaMi's crop
it will pay von^^elBct-oh^tTOnr beat
}ieces ofground for teansj an
"good rich soil and good cnltivatiop,
Desha will usually prove pne of th6 most,
profitable,crops on the £»rpji.v
Corn wilt shrink from the time it is
or shockrin welU
VJfaEjS*' husked from the-field
CofciH3--OtiQ^ap^wtterroi® cup sa
gar.twoeggs/^^beaifeh^jtoelfeaapoon-
fil.Boda, and: qnkJibleiSpoiwMl ginger
flour, to make aa^Songhjj^UfJnln and
bake qrnckly.^^' |3|
Eoll Jelly.C^E—Xhreef&RB, well
beaten one'1ou,ploutteif oilS-cim sugar
one cupflour otiQtea8poonfnl«oda,-and
nfitmeg tb?8Uityoar'taste ib'ak&ten:initi
utes.in. long pan: spread withjelly and.
roll wra{ in aoioth around it till cool.
Lazv' Woli^'s' i"iB:i-Two' eggs, two
tablespoons sugar, two he^ping table
8poona flourt ^wo-thi?(lB 'Of, a pintof.
sweet milk flavor Bame as custard pie,
and bake rathout crust in a buttered pie
tin.
Cchraot
lonrth cup
'two-thirds
teaspoonful
a thick-batter:
ife-t
:^&rs,one
butter,
onh-hatf
twotafil
I'JeitotigtSto make
a
Of English
•—tone-'
jf..
To Can Fmnr,—Put*» teacupful of sugar
for-each can,in.two.quartg of water,laoii
ancl 8kim,Xhen .drop in/rait enough for
onecan, let it heatthrough'/and can It
Bythis.Droceasyonr^rultwillbewhole
ht colored. :?'i
.xmos
Jslly,—Juice of ooe -lemon,
one cup suiar,'?one egg: one tablespoon
fulbutterfibqU tfl!. thf
If you wkelf£lemon stafM in soda
water. before.{ft«hlng.-iii-'b)Ser water,
It will restoM n&»al «lor. Wet
iron-rust or^JIdM'H^n^tallario. acid
water and lay mnihn. Bua£#nd it will
take, it-oui^»api
the,'Clothe».as
WWgl'ja
mW''
'ifc-s-s51
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branches of industry.. Butter way is for
a man to make himself a specialist—a suc
8S I?
on,e
po vers.of.f64n to.kfcfttf ahrfi
pu ihafid enerzy-of^b« ag^iiidltul
•commercial world, both of which are
now-required to be mastered to insure
success.—.Des Moines
'V "S
sheep for breeding purposes, at the same
tirafi keep a large number of cows and
ronjan extensive Jalry, or raise cane and
hAy]p a sugar mpf, ftr go extensively.into'
rg'ol hjfes for pork.Jthis
branch. Conquer iithorough-
'Ji. Nearly all men. who have made
themselves eminent in the world have
derated their lives to the'flfiWBfthifli'o1
fituay and industry ThcreTf sct^Mjy
branch of farm work bufiSTOl Jnwig
iwJone mind, if .fully mastered and
mane a success. And this is especially
the case with most of the new branches
of farming which have been introduced
within the last fifty years. If you. look
ardund it will be seen that previous to
that time it was not expected or required,
that a Tarmer should lis. a man ofVhard
Study as well as bard wofJo^Mt thpjiSf'
en erprisos and plans of farming inquire
thi fullest -exercise of both of these
Daughter Slavery,
JFrota the Nay
YoAi«thr.T
PeriiaKff Ine mSatJiimtleie/form iA-,
slavery .to be seen New-York is slav
ery wx one's daughter'. All literature
hap: paid homaee to woman, bnt in our
age. practical life does it.
The. New YoTk wealthy man has a
da|uBhter or two. He-payS'Batlittle atJ
[tention to theni while they are children^
,but it suddenly occurs to him that they
arij growing beautiful. 'His wife is sure
of! Uiis ehe beeins to dress tho
thejhegODM^
aeiitTo dancing-Schools, to riding-schools,
arid to the finest seminary and put in
the opera-box, allowed to know what is
I They
apart
erably
three
jm
Jreatt-con
rfs'trell'^
tch hill.
gqiii^ on at all the theatres,.and carried
to! the watenne-piaces, and.
before they know anything of
their country they are sent to Europe.
Wfiere, as my friend, the consul, who
has jnst arrived, says he has1 seen girls
npt 17 years of age provided with ward'
robes of 15 to 30 silk dresses, with bote'
of variegated silk, diamonds in their
eirs, and everythral^batrnlifeoueht-ta
yield toward itl^er9nnfctiBn ibay' are
satiated with upon the very tlueshold.
With fine food and wJae4bei»compiex-r
idqs become. elegafit -{hey-:dte
away from the dentist's a week having
in the
facility
its«f:-i itudes,
-wbnderfn What
rule.it
ever other varietfi^do well,'
,«s'~does better.. Where on- vr
j^$ftir:that has st£d*%o lccg
iiS-mnnv battles,'and to-day,.After aj.testof
thirty yfears will*, the: iphol&listof,
iq ojd^slands erandlviand far
parallel like it can
rarfetyJnapyother
itgrgAing.'""® .-•
on so
many battlea.and.^to-day, .After arte
nearly thirty
new and~oId«
the lead of aB[,
be found ifffei
departmeut o(ii
,: -Mr. Geeoge TiPowelljSJbenfclT. Y., at
arecentmeetuAofthejGOUimbiaCdunty
Farmer's Club, tf&^tfflrae'fcpiesident,
remarked on thegfncrepaqd coAof tim
berv-an expShBiva lJuTliSjng.Materlal at
,f -A best—and the necaesity of economizing
its use and he sui
they look down with, indifference upon
the bovs of their own age or, if they
marry by an act of nature, soon upbraid
11
eir husbands- for not keejung .Jig t|
xury th&ir parents BDoiled^:ttigm
Refreshments f'or litttleParfy
correspondent asks for information
the xefrephmentts 8heshaU
a little party of twelve or .fifteen
few dishes, perfect of their
kind are muith more satisfactory- than a
f^eat variety lea?' j&ldnyy .-^j-epared.
Sandwiches made .of bread bawsd' the
mn-tard and a few drops of oil, with
coffee? for which genutne cream has been
provldftl, may well come first then
chicken salad .with cucumber pickles
and olives After wheih serve cream'
^ifh twp ot^r^kincja.of cak
-ou choosc, grap'es"aW orari
•ranges should be partly ppelei
Skin divided in eighths, ahd th'o 'poihtB
tnrned over toward^the orange iteeif. If
this is done an hour before thev-are to
be-eaiyedithe peel will' ei9p its place:
Ir'tUe fefreahmehtS tfrt'^etved at ^Stnall
tables, itidhjeh twp^ladieS and tWo^en-'
tlemen^if, bvo fingen.bowlfl are ali'ttiaf
nebdw Rlafied thetetlmn)ediatel}LafteE
they havtfHHidicated soWl. way that
they have: finished supper. At whist
parties wherev time is to be considered^
it is Dest to use the small tables,, bo that
-those who have an nnfinisbed.game.qn
their minds can complete it speedily,'
while it: is still possible to remember
thai 'he Jack or ten spot -are now high,
j—N. Y. Post.
From the housekeepers' and the com
iSejcial.point of view, as wonderful as
-these mighty piles of meat were as- ex
amples of-what perfection the breeding
land feeding of cattle havelaltauifed^iit
was very plainly apparent that two or
three points have been carried too far.
The carcasses were.too fat for profitable
'consumption, and -also for canning or
sailing and aljtogether.too Iq^go .for any
economical naa... The buyer wants a
whole porterhouse or lion steak if any
and at leasts t(»o-rih oasfr -ifa* roartat'
all but how many.oro there who ask for
four or five pounds of steak in a single
cut or. a tw-:-rib roast weighing 20 or 25
pounds! Then as to the tat compared
with.the lean, 60 per cent, ofthe former
to 40 per cent of the^ -latter would not
be an nntali- dSMate, 16 say nothing ot
the bono. whiih*%ith the fat" must -lx
thrown out, making -beef Jrom very
heavy and fat carcasses very dear food
-Eural New Yorker.
indeed.
i.with cream an^^ugar, br:pud(ttig
mace*, f, ,-
1.
we. do not begin to knoy the valnd^f
cheese In cooking, ,and is responsible
for the statemeut (as the London Queen
gives it) tliat twenty pounds of cheese
contains as much nutrition 8s thereiis iil
a whole sheep weighing sixty pounds
.Considering the difference in cost -be
tween cheese .and mutton this is cer-
desert, the valuable "casein" is little
used in cooking, although cheese por
ridge,-cheese-rice and the addition of
cheese, -. -to mashed potato^ nto
trailed mush, and to -hasty'
pudding, are all known to be appetizing:
Now all of tliese preparations are said to
be equal in food-value to. beef and mut
ton, which should certainly hglp to
make-tbem popnlar. Ia his qpoklng lec
tures Mr. WdUpSkasolvetfW cheese
•in milk or-nA.''afa$«ddsf.a Httle nil:
eratus to it. (bi carbonate :of potash.):
whiph brings It bac- to its original sol
uble form. iluot of the cook-book re
cipes for uafpg cheeso .require -the ad-
soon
aB tbe spotB anPirOne ortfie' aoia will rot
thftielothea^.j',, •.
Variety
many that any onei
•?'saui learn »«/in. -:Buta* there are so
many branpfies of ifarmliig ,^any one: of
which .-req^bw |ean,iorat«i^r and close
application%iin^uite^hy ttie i)est m|nds,
It Is deemMl ai&lsable for jll farmers taf
awid ui^irtrtin^^tAoJWW things.
.. There are som«rviMtth"»,"grains and
frnha which' have beeot raisediao long
and «re so toll nnderatood, tbat^their
rirodnctlon does- not require- «o much
"SlffiiyrSfla: ean'he used profltablr'ta
mindsrapdclose.attenttqnr t^ibusiuess
ana thopght to sell to
,'But there are many tl
quire ttafig£H^4.att
?f the nwaf^wmx-telni
jfteir provff i.auree*
v*?
''•mm
many thta& which
s^attention'iiod study
-rmJndSj^It^lirnot
man at^
tempts toscarry Wtwo otinore of then
V&isjni
^vision aMUKyra^nwlMtad by ihe
-em and ibc^ingattentRA^Oif ottiers.
Xba nccess rulJuriji^ jnjqst: generally
^IMSRSI
grated cheese,in^the simple dishes men-:
tloned, with oatmeal, with buckwheat,
with rice with potato, are quite novel
ties. They can be tried with or without
the salerotaa addition.
15
lhe
From- fha Southern Kxobangi, i's
There Is no sweeter and Oo more in
terestiqjt character whether Ih flction
or in real life, than the spinster wlip has»
for
T»tae goott Maa&n, iref&ed a lovei'tf
•proposal, and belng"now past the hoar
of old maid.- The ordeal through Vfhioh
eh6 haa paseed. reems to hitVreflA'ed
her feelings. and: jf itself insensibly
drawn to her the regards of ail who
know her history, -Such a
om
•r
V".-
J:
(»s«QM^^«sn9MSi
b%Wir &HWmm
Wh^1 cA'fti
shoals
Sfef f'3®v
iSffej fyS^Sifr
does not wither .the beauty of her disA
position. She never slanders, never re
tails ill-natured gossip but on the' oth
er band, though prdbipt td Wit in a sar-~
sonable word on a crisis, croab not delpi
aro»i^i^f5htf0^e
bl«aunt1*nd^3^e&' n£esKiry tH .ttfe
ropnort JJf *2WgfK ci®ieS)fv.cjus®.
Many a youtk fejiow on the threshold
bears»*fndly remembrance of
her for the good nature and tact with
which she helped him jto steer clear of
here_he might otherwise have'
ASiong Oattle.
The reception of the committee from
cattle growers at the Chicago convention
by the committees on agriculture of both
houses ofTwngress is gratifying to those
who hope something will comb from all
this effort. The prevailing feeling is fa
able rto letialation ,, f?h»/danger i»
,t/ fibSi. raahK\{dftntf"wf illje p:
and insisted oh by their originators as
being the best aud only good one.
Tn^rA .iaid douBt"that Dills will be in»
ductfd wnn the-approval of the com
mittees in congress and may be passBd
^iUiout, §erioua objection. It -will be
#dl, .-ho^vATfSr th/cfteig ffiterefit to
ihfOTm their representatives iA congress
of their wishes in this matter.
§oipe are still .so incrednlous as to
thin^ tliere is no ho such thing-as pleu
ro* pneumonia :in this country, but in
this they show.only their ignorance.:---
"Are- Yoa Ctoingr Xo Ktss Mo?"
FramThe 30lfa»t"(ile.) Journal.
If
qyer{J'go.inu.a
new. locality again,
I will study up uiy geography- better
than I did this time for my ignorance
got me into a most uncomfortable gp-
when & ve^ prelly up
to me, and with a sweet smile on her
face, looked into mine with a pair of
lovely eyes, and asked: "Are you going
ts-Viss-me, sir?" If eome one had offer
ed to lend me ten dollars I could not
have, been more surprised, and- hardly
knowing what to sar, and in order to
lain a little time, I gasped' out, "Pardon,
jgas, MUlMHOAti Uk?V) i-Iifelt tbatsb^j
ttiew
lI'hcariph6r^Bntsmsaid
The Marquis De Tallovraiid.
A few years after the war, this French
notileman^cfune to Florida.with .his ricb
AmeHoan' %iM| Missji Curiiss, of Ntfn
York, and purchased a large tract ol
land,]btfaiStil^ing, it until it Mossomei,
like the r'ostf. Here he erected a hand
some house and expensive stables, em
ploying a retinue of Frqnch servants
also/a secretary and landscape, gardener
His elegant and cosfly equipages roiled
through the streets'with their liverie
outriders, attracting the attention:. ol
tioth rich and piior. «»:d-wlinn thp Mffr.
quifrand'Marcqlonessappearefouhbrsef
back, she with a bright colored costnme
—leg|
OtU pf^ie ^rahc6-PW|8fea warme Sailed
Tor IiiS native'countt-yV'Tp'lend-^helpinj
hand, bnt is now .living: quietly amoni
the vine-clad hills qf France: Toe of
seston, devoting himsel I to the improve
ment of tbe grounds and to literary la.
bors.
Tlie Fatal poison ofthe-Cap
Story Ward Becolier in a Lite Sermon
I feel S9re at hearjfc now. One of the
voblest' nature^ that used to sit in these
seats, and one I loved -and Who loved
me whoie hand was aa large in iti
generosity as a prairie who had all the
who
wh$n
o^e,.g6ni
wiLto snch a degree Of Intemperance
that his friends have given him np in
despair. How many of that kind have
I seen and tt»e time past did not suffice
for him, or for them. They say: To be
laureItaio*:I.drittr*jUttlB!jbtttjitianQt
a neceiaity for the Jcatt'give''it up to
day. .-'But they -don't and 'they don't
next year, orthe year after and when
they hear the roar ot the tide of perdl
tion, over tho verge of which they will
plunge finally, they cau't. The time
when:tC6n!0hgbt:to etop ia when they
first see tbe peri when there is time
enough for judgement, enough, to-brin]
the higher qualities of- the mind .to si
In judgement over the lower.
^v-
Totm A. Cockerill, managing editor ol
the New: York World, id supposed to be
the best-paid newspaper man'in this
fcriuntiy." His salary is 910,000 a
and .in addition to this sum, he derives
a handsourieincome from ceitainahaies
of stock in tbe St. LouiB Post-Dispatch,
presdbted him some year^ ago Mr.Pulit
lite*. |Nobod^SBqijeaihimjhla good for
tuftef hebas ionatftr eatsed It hy hard
conscientions^ttd' good work. In 1876
he was out of employment in Cincinna
ti, and offered oto go. to work for B. Bf.
Chambers, proprietor of the 8U Louis
.Times, .for- $25 a week. Chambers -was
a clumsyamit^Uf tod knew-Nothing of
Cockerul's splendid abilities, and so
paid nfli attention to hla letters. Cock
erill's streak of good lnck ee^ms to have
struck him the day be aaaociitted him
selfe with Pnlltxer.- The partnership ia
one, and was sqeered'at and
atforaloi
first went
Bene wifiii.
a strange
laughed at
arifl first
patch everybody predicted he would quit
In disgust in less than two month& lhat
was fonr yeais„ «go.~For four yeara
Pulitzer and he have be^n as mildly
bien^ly M..*iipkUB dov»s, :a5id .thefi
profeaaioaal-BucCeiuTs a-matter of record.
'i i!9i Iff-,'Attar,'
a long'time. When Cock
to the 8t Louis P^t-DtB:
the American Minister
at Home, live^a very e#clttded life, only
slyingan occasional dinnernarty'toth»'
Legation. The Rospt^liosi ftilace, where
he reddes, ia as dosely sliutnpas though
N^tere were lio American Minister tbora,'
is emi-
1 RrfittknfCBo/tatf BellWHlo OonVfeni
A itif jao^brerr^' 'A
ft. ''11'•
~Amdnfe thoSa'whii%Scaped- from -the,
train Immaculate Conception convent:
-stvwHy,
'Are you geing to kiss me, to-night?"
moies8Rnsae
ind.I felt the blood rushing into my
im^-and fltemmerad joiifc "I nrould
liK^to^MmoBkie^uU iiflsi I would
truly but I have a wife and thirteen
Bkll$Vitle last'Sa{arday night, -was a
ery pretty yonng-lady, an orphan from
ne (&,'U^interior .villages of Illinois^
-,ering, %b|n. hijo^es .she siistaine,d
ppingf^qmthe.tjiird^
recover
jiiinp
ilthouKh in. in 'a Circumstances
iat '_-4L»
vmohg Thdm several wealthy
roimiWfyett
:''.?:^ht,1
ter! ib«ud. All' of those* lovers
with, the! exceptional one, the, §on. o.f
ineof the:weBlthiest^erchants jn~E^st
St. I^u^ff'W^?e.-,qnj3n(«es8fui jln, the(r
jfiitB.vand even, he,
in^pressing his"clai'ms,
mqouhter^d .obstacles .which for'atiaie
-L-Mned to pr5veht him from leadibg
the alfiuhf While she was- viahingr
ibodt t6
:prbpos&'mtfrriage^
the' 'Catholicconq'tint'.at iielleviile:
When she informed her goardign that
she. had fletermined to change her/ fault
mid spehd'the remainder of the year In
the''- immacnlate Cdnce'ptfoh convent
that'in'dividiial/who hflppened to be an
anoom promising Pi-oWstant, refused to
funush the money-necessary for.'her ex
jeiBteswhileattneihatitution. 8h*ein
ormed her lover of ber predicament:
wherduppnj.he Volunteered to pay her.
tiiiUoc. t. Sbe objected to this .arranger
merit 'at' first,' but was finally' prevailed
upon to alldw the-ybnng man tifootiheri
bills twith. the understand'
would Aecomo his) wife
afier
:l|fe
thine! who
on did." I
yelled VYou asked "me twice!" "You
^ld^ooL I
and it ever anybody felt meaner than I
did I would tike to exchange photo
graphs with him.
k6d. graduate
cordiii'gly entered the' convent abont
three months ago: and remained! there
up to thrtime of »last Saturday night's
fire. After-}shft. hadf. junjped from thp
ihirdst6ry- of. the- burning building a
oune raan picked her tip aud carried
liia home'in-Bellevule
ed iniriir' n'«ip
subsequently .removed to the .hospital
wibere the yonng man lias Bince' cailed
oh her frequently' :lt is said 'that he
has fallen .desperately in love with her,
•The yonng lady wears ujMn one of
her fingers an engMjenient ripe, placed
there by her East ^ILouis lover. but
bier latest victim entertsins hopes of be
gaip jiej hand, ehe still re
itlifnl to th^l young 'maiy who
placed her in the'cpnvent h6weV|r,and
for that reason as,sbo as' she. re'
from her injnriesawedding in hlgh lire
is ligpiy to take place in East St. Lonis.
The friendB of lier, sescusr^ extend to
him their svinpathyf
There was a rumoi in New York lart
week that Jay Gould was financially em
Ijahissed ana a friend harried to Gould's
officq to learn the truth of tbe story.
Gould took him to-a vault lit tbe mer
cantile depomt company and showed
him one p'ackage of .Western JTnlon
stock to the amount bf f27,000,000 certi
%Hte8o7|l^iOOO^^,'of'jaJ8sonri Btcific
stocfr, and other large packages of good
interest paying securities. Tbese, to
gether^ritli vast sums on ou :of. tne
banka. ahpwed that 'Gould was not in .»
bad finaniial strait, and not lil^ely to
come to poverty j'iui
fgfi'
an
and: silk
«u,o«1uKr|.,»D uwdu, admirecT
•iand wondered bnt they wondered' stil
more when the.atled geritletnan brought
gardeiJSWuck and sold' reckoning hb
gains and haggling lor pence like com
ihonmen. It was said that. the wife ol
the nobleman urge,d his retirement to
this.remote portion ofthe globe, hoping
to wean'him from a' profligate life bnt
in a lew years he became weary of the
quiet monotony, quarreled with bis' sec
retary and servants, and suddbnly de
parted for th^Northy-AtJhe^iraakin^
A steani'er Js to bo. bnilt atBuf&lp'
during the 'aiming spring and summer,
which,, it 1^ expected^ jwill do much
toward JBtorSng paewnger travel on
the* great lakes to the prond position it
held before the day of railroads. The
new vessel is to be abont three hundred
feet in length, built of steel, .and
designed to attain \a speed of eighteen
miles.'al£ honr, making it possible to
cover" the distance between'BUffelb-abd'
Duluth iii about three days. As the
:route between these two citieB is as
Bhort by water as by land," such a vessel
will have little to fear from railroad
cimpetition. during fine weather, and
wiil no 4ODj)' 4o much to give the ifki
the ppjfabrity amongloDrists which and
magnificent bodies of water deserve.
Dr.Thomas' Edsotrlo
Oil Won't care hams
bat it will care
colds and oonghs if it doesn't
thedrogglar will island to the purchaser
cheerfully.
A pleoe of stoat rope looped at .ant end
will care holsethlsm aiid bantthieves ci
their evll ways. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil Is
ai equally cffloacioos agent in the cnrineoil
hral«s, bunis, bites, scalds, cats
and wounds
ofanyssrt Tryltaadsee.
"Dr. Thomas' Bilectrla OlI ••makes psin
hhrn." That Is whst Thoj'jQ. Bead of S3
Jisstftwanstreet, Bofftlo, N. says. He
^ffetadefiton^aheutnaUsm, several year«
iwheatheAal^i^lWteBd^triopillllii
lun?*tu|'
--'jf. -." a-
1
Edward 8. Bowley, 222
Twelhh str«at,Di.
venport, Iowa, s»ys that "as a remedy for
Catarrh Br. Thomas' Ejlectrio Oil standsat
thatii^ Mr.. Bowley didn't' distort the
tnith a pntlde.
The editor of the 0t. Xhomas Times ^{D. T.j
•ays he would not do wlthont Or. Thomas'
Eolectrip Oil Mrs. M./-®jllojrs, J.nrrpak,
-JOiKjfimM .'.ItShiA^lq^fopl^ JBi I Jr
Reader, Delaware, Iowa, Calls it the best
thing in the world
tor
My daughter and
from Ga artb,' have ib
iPwmjBahn.v
,and )i»lth gra
xst,.Merohant,v.
Price 00 ccnta.)
when- bis
Jathei1, learning, she. fias a Protestant,
objected to the match saying that any
'-jf his wfi'o married any other than a
olio' girl would be disinherited.
Che dnhappy iover called on the. young
lady, and laid all ^the.bcts before her.
She said that slie had no .objections-to
becoming a'Gatholic.^ Oh'tf t'Dranch/rsf
the ChHstiatt church vas'about as good
..the: other,r idnyway, she
aithmatlo bronchi-
tfa.'
ffptja costly meildae, 25 doses Hso'score
lor consaniptloii for 25 cts. :yi .j
.'WBBDOI'OOI&tt (OU «mtle WWHr^v-.'
"O, lam now thricehappy—
rye found IfaOAmomB."
Brown's Brotudilat Xraohea for
Oonghaaind Ooldsr'^I do not set, how it
sible for apabllomantobs hlnwlfis win.
ftUi
tn witboo' [jadmiraWsald."—Set.
saffsrers
byEly's
ssoss^pf ,s»fll irsstored
Improved.—0.M. Stahj
S.Y. '(BtoyW'ose.
I- havi been a tevette tatterer fro Catarrh
for ihe past.,fi/tagn years, with distressing
pain over my fyes.. Qr/jduilly tl»e sease
thy lun
worked dowa npon
A-EBiif, Butland,
have, .sued'- for
PJleef Pilet PUeat
Sure cure for Bllnd/ BleadLng and ltchlng
Plies. Slcgle box has curad worst chronlo:
Sfoyeii 'Bitoik & Outlet',' St' Paul.
Agents^n ji-h.M
nionth^a niy aSitiori wM 'Called
to'thec^bt'aWomanaffiiCtedwilhacuicQr
idles la,circom-.,
obtained a supply of.SMft's Speolflo for her..
alngand
yearaputjaei
Jjsssx B. Cahpbell,
The'latest tfiaooveiry. of
CDal
•ftom Leteher:
The Laneaboro, Rochester & St. Paul
Is the latest railroad project.
"Bnchii-iwibm," Great Kidney *ria ttHnair Oum.$1
.: "Boosh on Corns,"iar Corns, Wsrt9.Bnnlons.' ISO
Wells Health Benower cures Iy^p3psia,lmiK)tenco
CoA~tJ.ver.
-4'lA GOOD FAMILY
Abont
Contain
la*
Hrj
Lost
brprala'irtis
Wcbuw blf (tit
at
OM*«tu«alatter
hii
Is six miles
7
"Bough on Bate," olesrn out Bats, Sfioe I5i.
Kotho
Swan'a Worm Syrup, tasteless. 25o
"Boi^h!on.{!ougli"Troc'i«'«. -16e -Uqnld,ti0o
Will Afways Keep ictn Sly Homd.
Bb. WTabijeb:—Dear.81^—1 .was very weU
Eatljfied With the medicine you sent me, and'
alter nsinRhat and a few hott]es besides,
will say'that It
If one of
,tbe best remedi)s
ever Wed for Cppaha and CIqlds,,and.wl
therefore recpmiaend it highly.' And TWI
always'BaW your WhiteWlne of Tar Syrnp
I« By honse'asa fatally rneiidlna ,:,
..cyourijraly,"
S he a
Hontaigue, ihe French philosopher shuh
ned melancholicand sour-vftaged men ashe
.would the plague.- iAllen's Iron Tonic Bit-
of J. P. Allen. 8", Pant,. Minn.
The Elk Point creamery shipped 200,000
pounds of batter last year.,
SWell'sUay Apple (Ltver)Tills. '10c:
fvBanzhon Toothaobe Instantrelief..: 15a
The "Bough on" Tooth Powder, elegant. ISc
Ihe Conflict
Between diseases and health, Is often
faHef and fatal. It is better to be 'provided
with cheap and Bnnple .reniedies for such
common.: disorders as coughs, colds,
than to run: the risk of contracting a fatal
disease through neglect. Ir. Wm- Hall's
Balsam is a sure and safe remedy far all dls
eases of the longs and chest. If taken in sea
son it Is certain to care, and may save yon
irorri that terrible disease, consumption. It
•has bsenlmown and used lor many -years
in America and.it is no exaggeration to say
that it is the hest remedy ln the wdrld for
doughs, &cr Ask for Dr. Wm. Hall's Bal
sam for the Lnngs, and take no other. Sold
by all Druggists.
tele prices
oh inade from Relecteil 11
von,
on the Marfihore by aswisli.
Uj.zt.no
Georgli'luis
Btoes.,,.
6phld "pror
poses to prosecute those who circulated
reports that he was financially embar
barrassed., He has remained, silent
about many scandalous cturges but the
last was too much. It upset his equan
imity..
& Co.. Near
Yoi*. It 1babBolutelypure «idHwcet Fifcenta wio
h»« oncs tUcen It nrcter i, to «11
oth«ra. PBrsidsiis
hiysdyciaed lt sunedor to «oy
ol
ra£o5&b?j5i£f
tho other. oKs -ln
SUUtSt. i-
CMWSI.T. PiTniin* Jo„JiewXoifc.
1,322 'bonricta, mosUy ne-,
-f
"I owe.my.
Restoration
to Health
and Beauty
to the
CUT1CURA
REMEDIES."
TtTSETGUIlINQ.
Humors, Humiliating Eruptions.
XJ Itching Torturefl, Scrofula. Bheamasd In*
fantile-Hamorft, cured
bjr
the
GSalt
uticcba
CirtiuuKA
Resolvent,
tho new blood purifier,
cleanses the blood a&dperspir»tion of impuiitiQe and
poisonous elements, and thus removes the oauto.
CcnctniA. the'great 6tUi Care, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation, clears
tbe 81dn and Scalp,
heals Ulcers and 8ores, and restoreft the Hair.
Onnotrau Soap,, an exquisite Skin Beautifier and
TofletBequisite, prepared from Cunctnuu le indis
pensable in treating Skin Disease, Baby amors,
Skin Blemishfes, Chapped and Oily Skin.
,.Curictnu..BKXEii£3 are absolutely pnr6, uid the
only infallible Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautlfiersl
Sold ererywhar^.. Price, Cuticura, 50 cents: Soap,
25oema: Besolrent, $1. PottkbBbuo akd Cheui
GA1.X704B
oston
,'JCiss.
PILLS
li
•Tstipyth-ik
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
aaouree^jriM thr^-foorths ol
0
a
nS'
VtonthesosoL.
vttM/difAMee W liehtiaaatt rnseZ These
—nptoms Indicate thoir existence:X«o*s ol
Bowels costive* Stole Head*
Ikts fiillWMt atter eating)
aversion to
-ttirtloa of body or mlndr Ernetattoa
®f foody Irrltalillity of temper, low
CplritSa
A
feellnff tftevfaf acglMted
nmo'utr^lHnliusifni£tteringat tin
HesrMoti befive the eye«»lilshlyeol*
or«d tJrlne, COHSTIPATlOir tnd d»
taand
tho cap of a remedy that acts direotly
oiitbeUve& AsolAvermedloineTLTT's
PH«XsSliaTexiOQiQaL Their aoUonoaths
Kldneyaand8kiaia&lsoprompt remoTlng
all lmpoxitlaB tlirOngh these three "scan
aktnandarigoroaabody.^TCTT»a PITX9
oause na naosea or griping nor intexfexe
with dally iroric and aro a perfect
TUTTSHftIR DYE.
Ghat Hub-on WmSsEBS changed in.
sfantly toaQx^ssr
Ispos­
S.
£Sii
Parker ezpvidad tlOO.O.D in' improve
ments daring 1883.
Are Yon Aware
that* Simple: Coafth. oftsa terminates In
OoBsnmplwntiWtiT cotoe wiasin tims^nd
use Ajtsn'sXaar Balaam, ~which will atop
ths-dlSMStTand pKtstat tha fttal oooas.
qnenoes.
Buiok
byaeliiteap.
iJloatton of this Dn. cold by Drnggti^
orsentbyexpreraoorwelptof #1.
Oflloe. UHurray Straet, KewToifc-_
liTTtMAMOAtOEOSEfBlBECaPTS fBEfc
They who work
early and' late fh*
year round need, oc
casionally* ttie
healthful stimulus
imparted by awhol*
some tonic like Hoo
tetter's Stomach Blt
tertu- To «iLltapu«
rity and efficiency as
•a remedy jknd pre
yentive ot' disease
commsnd lt. It
checks incipient
rheumatism akulma
lariat, symptwnn. re
Ueves constipation,
dnoMSBia tsd M
louspe«jaTOstepre-
mature^tocwofthe
^-£i
mssm
«'M4l
ALLEN'S
-TH/tt WILL mi-
tbtU-phnioU
eriiliau's
H« »ri25U*f2niis
B»l*tboiatiilaklHbsbwC
pwoMia-ia tto yorii.
Uilo
•u that A*, was aU*
nnatUi pmu.
CONSUMPTION.
Wm. C.
tbaaft.«f
thulwir»t«
ttst.tb*
J' giving the pa-'
fdi
eix'montliB. -'I
tht phjtidlui
bet pp Miaes
ssr*
Es *11,
jfiKjDstoJw perfectlycured.
:LL, Columbtls,
Qs.
Wm. Ju 'Onhm
ft!
Co^WbolMlkDCTKrfrt*
ZaaMTill«.tOU^ vfit«
os of tko.-eai*
tUis-Tnnaia,
*,
a inS
Saltan
'fliothe#
»ftsr
I
kaova eitlMp, who ha
%e**aB55Yi* Biw.
ellitil 'lB ma
-ur Tho
laaifikpMttl Ida
is ii liMr'sand
ptbo* Brim
cftHla.
N
:eosaffilpUjt.
(lToUaidaL-
/Uleh S^||tii)g Balsam
Is harmlMatotttemoatdaUeiitffchUda
It contains no Opium in
any form 1
As ah ^lpootorant lt has no JEoual.
8QtP.BY.4m: WgQ'9"** "W8.
:.
Stanton, Iowa.'r ~fiav. O. G. Katishobs.
He j^oUnil it Good,'
Dr. D. Warsee:—Dear Sir—Igot a bot
tle ol your Willie Wine of Tar Syrup and
found it "most excellent,' It was very pleas
ant to take, and Twas greatly benefited bt- lis
nee.'. Hautadals," p«. ^by. .A.,.BgDqBEK..
suff^ring in: the Taken, lar» long time aqA.
'tuve doBea) it trpllxe ^astdoloices/im^^lM
JBapzi,ihe stomach refuses foo^ acLd-tbetDatient
lines in health and weight. Persona tnth Ulood
^Bld&-X>l»l(seAi'.8boald.^ cAr&faVhow ,thcy t»koj
itntlon..Totake the*xIace^of
yoto a safe* sure, prompt-and permanentseUaf^fraia'
yoii^tnmbles.. Swilt's Spe^flo is entirely a vegeta*
Jde prepentton/and itrls
etsf
tftconylnoe yon oiltt
I hkv^cii^teimftnentiy Blood'IMnf inthethlrd
generation b£ the use o£ 8wi£t'a Specifi^ after.
I bad.
most signaHy failed •with Mercury and Potash.
/ij
T'l
•. •B,.A.Too»iEB,M.D.,Pexry Qa..
A. yonng. man requests me to thaiit you for his
cure ot Blood Poison by the nse of yoar fipedfio}
alter All other treatment hsd failed.
Job.JAOOB»,:Xniggist,Athenfl.
Onr Treatise on- Blood and' Skin Diseases, mailed
£roe to applicants. .. v'
.THE SWIFT SEBOIFIG.OO^
Drawer3,Atlanta.Ga.
N. Offleo 1C9 W.'23d tit^iiet. &b Iti Am.:'
on all goods
for personal or iamUjr TeUs how
to 'ordef,^ex&cfr cost of'evoy-
thing'yod eat^ drink, wear, or1iave
fan wlthu These mYolaable ^bpofa.con
.' tain information glebed from the mar-,
kets of the world. IVe will mail ai cop/
Free
to any. address^pon tecapt of Uie
postage^? cents. Let us hear from yon*
E a
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
.SgT.
ie
'TCabn«h Ay«iKe» CHoacps m*
"Ton clalm too
niBtii for i&utiSt
aa?r. N
2 sz ,**
cayfeaakeptic.MHow
can, ono medicine "be
l'a spedfie for
Alcol^ollajay
SpcmhattN
Iepsy,Ifrapeala,
Hhemnatzsm,
t, or Seminal Weakness*
and fifty other
com»lalntstM Wo claim it a specific*, sim
plf vecause.the virus of all diseases arises'frbia
thcblood. Its Nervine,
Be solvent, Alterative
and
Laxative propertleameetalltheconditions hercia
^Xerred to. it's knoWn
world wide
as
C®SCi
CT.UJEZ.7ZT.TJ
Remedies.
It quiets and tomposce the patient—not by
introduction of opiates and drastic cathartics, but
Ijy the restoration bf flctivitr to the stomach and
nervous system, thereby tic brain is relieved
of inorblcf fancies, tvhica are creatod
jD^eUytflMaaeof,
nmtof
xo^cnlv.tba vo
Ytnedtano ration tor-pot
ztvw
by
S
.tho-
causes above referred to.
To Clcrgym cn, lawyers. Literary men, Hcr~
tiiants,^ankCT8, IiMicssna aU those whose sed
cntary employment causes nervous prostration,
irregularities of the blood,' stomach, bowels or
kldnevsorwho require a appetizer or
stimulant,
axjuutax
Nnervetonic,
ebvute iuvaluable.
Thox^ands proclaim it the most wondcrfuliuvig
orant that ever, sustaiined the air king system.
Sold by all PgaggigtB* (10
FortesUacmlolsaddcirctxIarsBend stoxnp.
SHB 9Sa,8* A. EICHMOOTHES. CO.TrSOPB'B^I
ST» 'JOBEESi UO*
Lord, Stoudenburgh Co., A^nts, Chicago*
9AMOX
ities of age an
d^iast^
ens contal«soe&oe.'
8TOMAC
er»«eneraHy.
efcKTS
Pictorial Books and
Kstionxl Publxatlng
W.i&irikK.
reefllTlrcacsre.
(KM'''
3L
STOS WiGOl SCAt*,
too OTOWBZSnT^JtcBaM
hFOB&BS, STOOLS, Aft
Fwfc* AOBM Mad (hfe*
pjjjsgzifs?
r-
The BnTE^^GirmB is fe-:
etied March and Sept, each
year: 2!6 .page^
|l 11J
J.inchesj with oVer
iUustrationsr^a 'wfi.ole' pic-.'
tu«:e gallery. Gives 'whole-'
direct io consumers
4
i*r'
tmt
Ml it
& B.
PDIllljl DAAF
OTbi
Ga.
dUUA
Warraivted.,.
CHEAP^Sjt
and best in
None.
a« oo|fanc»
jmre*
Buy-direct from tUe Xxro-frer.
Expr. 6r Postage paid to yoa.
20000Gardeners buyxmd biantmy
Se^ds. My-neir bttutiiullllostra*
den Guides cost mOtSSXXL--2
ted Garden
FBEEtofveryuodT,' Seedsjit
per pkt. Cheap tt£dlrl -lvx*/
address
St
mr address for prettiest 3FBEK BOOK
XL SHtMWAT, Jtokfocd
CATARR Hc
I1L I
Ibreeders'well-known$L0OCHOLERA,1%Cbolera,
It is a fket that inost of fbS
Horse and Cattle
Fowder sold la this toon
try is worthless .that Sheridan's Condi-"
tbm Fowder is absolutely pure and very
valuable^ Nothing on Earth will
make liens* lay like Sheridan's
Condition Fowder* Dose, one teaspoonful to eat
CHICKEN
use, price byjpaaO. $15Qr Circalars sent FBEE. I. S. JOHNSON A CO.,
KSB1C1S8 SHU HAS BBlliKB
1ULU0SB SCBBta its IE1BSI
BAXJtt FOR EVBEY WOOKD OF
MfN AXP BliWI
THEOLDEST&BESTUNIIIEtlT
-KVKE MULDB W AgEBIOA.
SALES UMmTOtawm.
The Kcxic&n Mustang XlnlmMit hai
beeaknown fiyfrmoro tuan tUrtyiAve
—on &»the tM« of an xinlmei3ts,'ft»
a A a 4 a 3
largrt sbaa ever. our a'when all
fl»y|W|fc4l- fli»a ttHugh itflfl lnWt leeAffi
ana »ntj» fsto^!aT^%»»»«-601?
a
jrUl', tie abaoyltfd,'
HA7EVER
It aBayt
VdditfOBM
plei£}y2iealttU0
smell.. Afew. tppuca.
mm
A gnara
Ily, liouot vwuiiys
Bnml*
ftmrtaetytboosaodfcares).
k%%k2?J&S: i'
[of WOplBttr
i:
Serve Tonic.
APoelUwBett
aAyior all forms
qf Kernxn D»
tiflity.Dyspepdaj ?i
SplnalAflBoUona
Caons,
thetio Btarviras.v
DuutaBOfc ot'-!
tho Heart, Uver
and KldneoBsfcbd
•iloUurKanoaa
Di*6
Fries:
botae «r 6
•5.00. 8eotbr*z
pren oa.teetp
Of ZQODfi7.
Bead. sLamp
for
ctrenJar
Adanst. DR.
Aaansi,. hi
RPINNEYftCO,
10^ South Third
St., MliiDMpolis,
Mfhn. ^Alao for
aalo bqr
pmt .of food, it wiu auo prevent and com
&c. Sold everywhere, or scot bfmail&r
cents in stamps. Also ftxtaiilied hi large
BY MAILIktroordoon
ttieee tiaeksLtshe
aoomitas
tested wheat [ftsorcsl amoo
Seeds vrovn a» miias north or
la.. Ill— Iowa andottec
-hcntortOite monej oon are 0
The
Enmhingr tor fam.
fftatcs-wUiTetorn tooIdttmeyieldU oar SeedQcmtals nod TryiU
Haatsand Roses*v§^
by:ihe 100,000.
Always Ay^wheze .ypn
saw this.
Iil&EST
la the West.
MICS WHERE lUIUimi.
g=EB
TROWBRIDGE
{CAST
THC BKST, CHEAPEST and SIMPLKIT
SomSIl