The Plymouth Democrat., December 29, 1870, Image 4

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I
a mmu FOK LIFE.
Thz recent terrible freshets la the
James, the Shenandoah, sad other Ylrginb
rivers, recall to my memory an v iting in
cident which I witnessed at Mfhtimd
more than twenty years aj.
It occurred at ""the mVn ' opposite
which the it y stand-. a point at wkfeb
he riv r. m-hintr ver :i 1'd of loans
mure or less elevated above th Mlfbtc,
forms a variety of rapid rtri'll, in whirli
it w;:. at that HaM the h:ibil of BOJI to
swim. When the rivrr i low, those
streams are comparatively safe ta the
bather. H he is a good swiaaaaer; but.
nraaa the earrent i iwollea hy rain, thej
aaaaac .ry viaam and cfauigcroaa as
aaaajEarouas utaVed, That the am iwaaaaan
make haf" to et to shore.
At the time mentioned I WM b:thin: in
the talis, when the Midden rising at the
stream warned me of the miliar danger,
and 1 hurried from the water, fa an in
conceivably brief space the river laat lev
and feet ;and. half an boat afu rwar l. Iba
whole breadth of the falls WM I mating,
ragiiur. Lbtnasng aam of waves, dashed
agpunst the ja r gad focka, t fall back la
clouds of frmn The nasctacls araa at
aar beantiftd and terrible. The ritianai
bad ha-tenetl down to witness the right j
aiaawbl Band Iba bank; and all eyes w.-re
directed to Sanyo's Bridge, sgafaasl which
Iba aravts were lH-atiim with eer -increas-iut
f i ret when Mahrhmly intelligence mn
UaTOOgh Iba crowd that a boy. Who hau
been sarbaaaiag, wai caoglri oa a mass of
rock in inid-.-tirrci.t. in the falls above.
With Iba real I basried la the poinl -i
in t en st, and reached Iba hanks ortposite
the nx-k ujon which I he bevy had taken
laAaja. It rose abom filly yardb from the
hoce, aad arae aneady environed by the
raging current whien boiled around it.
t h n i a tag nj cloads of muumx The boy was
ebool -is-teen. Iender, entirely asked, for
his clothes hail u "u washed away; and
wecoakl aeetbal he was wbMeamh the
an! icip.it ion of swift h-coming destruction.
He eltuag f" :l wanll saatnof sSmtm grow
ing out of tba rock, and hi- eyes ri re al
ternate! v turne.', npon the furious torrent
stuaaJ him and upon the crowd oa hon.
M -nv hunure 1 persons had nun klv a-
smnbtecl, ant each one hurriedly 9tiggered
some u ans "I ivsctie. None -et una
sible. No lyo-.il COttk live fi r a m ment In
sneh i torrent lha waves arotrid have
dashed it la pheea gains! the rocks. The
only ptfcihi2 means of saving the ly'
life leaas d f, be for soaae one to im t
bin with i rope; bat to ssteaspt that up
eared lo be going tu a certsta death : and.
m'.ense as the pity and sympathy of ike
eicv.i' had become, no ow seemed willing
to essay the desperate rnierprise. Xean
while the water icad.lv rose hheber.and
grea ever more tbreeteaing.
ine '-'jnvnt ;! wnje on
which a moment before i:td bernvbith
jnt fry as at b the tttrmee, aow eatirely die
aDLieareil; tie loaiiuir w-lers -tcudih
crawifd up the side- of the ma-3 Mpuia I
which tii- bojr Mood; and at last the angry j
waves washed hi.- very feet, a- ae clang j
despairiajrjy to the swaying sheabs. A
fee moments now, saw plainly, wonkl
nd the tragedy. The onhappy lad woold ;
ouickly Je wmhfid away oi ndanerged,
n etthei event ha would be -wept to the
jacired leiges below, and his frail Conn I
aasned to piece-.
The excitement of the crowd had now
haeoam iatenae ery one held hi.- beealh, ;
paralyzed by tni- sr cavte ef I human be- ;
mg about to be larenl to destrnctioh. All ,
at once, htfwevet, a loud shout arose. Ev
ery one hnMOMd to the snot where a m;m I
was throwing oat his clothes. A brave '
spirit bad resolved to attempt the rescue
af the bor; and I hnnied with dm res to
look a? him. As I reached him he had
Hipped naked for the slsjicratc wrestle, j
Tie was tall, poneilUlly-lbtmed yotmg j
man of tarenty-two '; three apparently,: s
employe, i arm said, in saw of the great man- I
athetorka en the riv. r. aiul his rlt ar, brave ;
ey-- tats no alga of f ar. Without a
araanl headdressra hmmebT lo Ids perilous
work, t-om up the river-bank one oi
Iwq hundred yard- above, he lied the end
of a bub of (wine to hi- body, mounted j
P' n a ledge, made a vigoroits die to j
reach the ojen cwient, and ri-iu stmek i
f)Ut vigorosnly ndd the hage waves, i
The crowd Bkoott 1. end then held their
breath, caring at the hgnm of the swim i
wtttf who nteaed u Beta feaf wpaa th
ftukjue torreaC. lie was -wept along l-'i-.
lii;jitiin, !a.-h- d over the hnge bkhkal j
r .cK I !nu BKntkmed, and the great aan
of foam which marked it: a moment af U r
wanl another shout ascended, like a r .ir, i
frm tae crowd the twimmei L:. i reach
ed the nck wbereoa the by si-m1, and
bad eh.'ch d a hauinir shrub which en
able I him to draw- him-. If up ant of the
caldron.
We could then fallow aU hi- Bsovemeats
They were rapid, dei have and - lf-posa -ed.
Indeed, not an instant va- to be lo.-t
The aratet bmied already over the summit
f the ma of nv k. above w hich only the
bendinir sbrubs w re now seen. Theyonag
man hastily drew toward aim the twine.
t. a hick those oa show had attached a rope
f lae si.e ( i fielen line. The rope :.t
Its: reached hha ; clutched it ahnost
havcely, lied it araand the boy! waist, then
in he same manner secured i'. aruond Iti-
own per.-ou be hi advance and then, just
us lbs heil of eaters foamed up around
Idas, saiglag waist-high, be threw himself
into the enrrent, drawing the !y after hhn
toward the -hose, where a hundre 1 hau 1
sresa dmggmg at 'be rope,
Tliat lew moments' struggle wb.h the j
fury af the riod waaene oi I he amM es- !
cithsg meahnts which I base ever witness- ;
:. ine specuteir was inueea Martni. J le
Hess f man and 1hi kWttC uM)n tlire;.ti
lollars bnving bei t paid over, the lawyer
aid :
By Lt bg , B . that was a most gar-
prising vertuet, const lenntr wtat tneitov
emtii' at prove, 1. '
"Not at all," was the ctxl reply; '
Msmeryaan hod ssswsy, tktponL
The merenn in that lawyer'- hump
elf-esteem fell lo z ro. Smfut 11 vier.
DO W S FLA T.
ol
BKKT Sim -II.Ll--TP.ATEI) BV
KIS-.
HOP-
n"v"- Fi at. T!iatB it- i.amo.
Ait I I rei kn tSsj you
Are a stfSBger! The panic":
Weli. I IhseglM it was true
Yi ü;ar bat HUM n the river as can't fpit the
atasi 1 ilr-t vie.. .
it m called iltot Den
w hich th.- -am r an a-?
A'i'1 this is the how
That tba tl.hiL,' ones to pass
Jmt tim p your Immh toOtot l.u keye. ani tli ye
dowa sere in the srsm;
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD
V..u -e tili ycr Dow
HcS the v or-t kind of luek:
He slijijped np soswhow
m Oaeach ibiasthal he -truck.
af he'd sfradowd that feacs x n il the dena
thinned gel up and buck.
Kocks in
esiieciallv
mam
4 -v- f i
-.1 ST-
lf- mine'! on the ! r
Till he coaldal pay raie-;
He am annkee wfes s cur
nrSea he tunneled with Baten;
A'.i : i Ike turn of iiir. troul'o ken
five kivi- ncn the 84ate.
M- wife
'if '"fill r'-- -ftfe
The Management of Manure.
jfjLKUBi is the key to all ncejemftll air
rieulture. Hence the most important qnes
tkm a fanner can -k is, how can I obtain
sad apply it to the best edeantajK? To
thmw what little lieht 1 can on thk ques
tion is my object in writing this article.
Our object i- to obtain the largest possible
crop artth the least possible expense. The
use of the soil is to hold the plant while it
is fed with appropriate food, which is al
ready contained in the soil or atmosphere.
or whicb we supply lo it. The sooner wel
can convert that plant-food into a paving
erop, the raster will we enrich ourselves,
:md the better can we afford to return more
plant (bod to the soil. I' nee H is also an
unportant question :t- to what crop will
bring the most money in proportion to the
supply of food onsumed. Manure cannot
be appropriated rjr plants until it hns un
dergone decomposition to a certain extent,
Imt not entirely. Henee, if we entirely de
oonapose it without too much waste or ex
pense before applying it to the crop, the
surer will be our profit The mote deeonv
paaed manure is applied to the surface
root- of the plant, the quicker und better
will be the result. AVith this statement of
principles, we proceed to our method of
preparing and applying manure. Döring
any time when our tears is not otherwise
profitably employed, we send it to the
neighboring village or city to cart home
manure, w hich we dt posit in hes ps of from
t wenty to titty loads, w here we expect to
apply it m the spring. In winter, when
the roads are bad, we cart from our own
sard. In February we beirin to turn and
break these heaps, making the manure as
On :is possible. In Match turn again. The
oftener it is handled, the 1. Iter a ill be the
result. As MM n as are have plowed and
furrowed our ground, are take our team
wagon, load on this (me decomposed ma
nure, and scatter it lightly in the row. or
place atv .tu a quart in tba hill, drop on our
eed and cover i. I am well satisfied that
one load used in this way will ;j;-a good
results to the first crop .-, :;.:ir loads spread
broadcast and plowed under.
Manure decomposed and lined will eom
far again u fresh upon grass, with equally
ssgood results. Mill 1 believe that the
proper lime lo manure for grass i: w hen
we seed down, harrowing it in with grain,
a proof- of the good effect of the manure
applied in this way. I give the results at
experiments. En January, 1868, I
drew noon two acres of groom about 100
h ads of manure, upon which I planted
Black Caps in rows eight feet spart, put
ting a row of potatoes between them.
About one acre oa the south end arm Ha
mann red. Last aming 1 continued the
berries upon thi acre, and planted pota
toes between them, putting ten loads of
manure in the rows. About two rods in
length of the portion manured the previ
ous ye ir had remained implanted with lvr-
i' -; thinking this was rich enough I
planted without further manuring. Both
the potatoes and berries made a better
growth on the pari manured h the row
ef notice where grain is growing in the or
chard that the part under the tree is small
er than that outside and away from the
trees' The land is actually richer there.
For years the leaves have fallen and de
caved under the trees, but, notwithstanding
thi-. the wheat is only half slit and nerer
fills well, NoW what is the difficulty -The
sun shines upon it more or less. Yes,
thai i true, but that under the trees does
not receive as much sunshine as that away
from them. That which is thus partly in
the shade can't digest so well. Why. "sir,
if you will move your counting room up
stairs, in front, and stand where the sun
can have a chance at you, even though it is
only three or font hours a day, you will
begin to digest your beef better within
three days.
Have you never noticed that the only
grapes that become perfectly riie and
sweet, that the only peaches that take on
those beautiful red cheeks, and offer thnt
luscious sweetness, arc those that are on
the outside, entirely uncovered by the
leaves and perfectly exposed to the sun!
God's laws are the same in the animal
world. It is iust SI true that the only
iritis with red cheeks and sweet breaths,
the only iri rl w ho become fully ripe and
-we t. are those who baptize themselves
freely in God's glorious sunshine.
Don't you see a good many pale irirls in
your store, cirls with a bloodless, half-
baked sort of face, whose walking, whose
voice, whose whole expression i- devoid of
spirit and force! Those girls are in the
green state. Look at their lips and cheeks;
they are not half rije. Send them out in
the country, let them throw away their
ara-o!-, put on their little jockey hats,
and live out in the sunshine three months.
and I would gtve more for one of them in
any woik requiring soul and spirit than for i
i dozen of those pale things that live in
the shade. A pale woman! She makes a
A .... . . . I
er -iroou Rnosi, uui not mueii oi a
woman.'" TaUii üont fVfanYs flhlUlfil.
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
digest, and become a cause of inflamma
tion. Some thought there was no danger
in turning cattle into the stalk-field if they
had water often enough. Others thought
there was danger at first that, eren with
plenty of water, th rnule would eat more
of this dry fodder than they could dispose
of. AH agree that, as a matter of safety,
the cattle should at first be allowed in the
stalk-field but an hour or so at a time, and
then with plenty of water. To let them
feed in the stalk -field an hour or two, then
turn them into grass, is well, for the green
grass will counteract the dryness of the corn
fodder. After the cattle become accustomed
to Ihe corn fodder there is no danger.
"Smut" will not then hurt them Those who
follow the precautions here jiven, will have
no trouble from "smut." Those who turn
their cattle into a stalk -field at first, and let
them feed at will, and without a full supply
of water, will run great r'sk of losinir their
stock. Smut may be found in the stom
achs of tiie dead cattle, but it will Ik- found
with a mess of dry corn fodder, which
would do the work all the same, were the
smut not there."
The precautionary measure suggested
seems to us a very good one. "While not a
practicable plan in many eases, we think
the use of food with considerable moisture
in it. in connection with the dry fodder,
would act SS S preventive of the disease,
both by reducing the quantity of the latter
eaten, and supplying needed moisture.
Turnips and other roots, cabbage and
pumpkin, might be used for this purpose.
2f, Far nur.
Ifhei to Market.
Have the coinage to cut the most agree
able acquaintance you have, when you are
convinced that he lacks principle. M A
friend should bear with a friend's infirmi
ties," but not Iiis vices.
Have the courage to wear your old
clothes until yoC pay fef TOUT new ones.
An individual who claims to have given
years to la vest gating the lottery policy
business in the united States, say- there
are 20,000 policy shops in the country,
supplied by 61,000 players, who aSord the
proprietors, at a minimum estimate, $lf,
'200,000 of profits -arly.
An old cttiaen of Trenton, N. J., named
Eldridge, who kept a20,000 worth of
United Slates bond and other securities
in his wife's work-box, which lie placed
under the bed at night, lost box and all,
few evenings since, but found the whole
amount shortly after, with the exception
ot aoouf l,v0U Cfth, Jn an
field.
28 GOOD
$12,000
BOTH
Toa cud sol ht h eq ual to
DOLLAR ROOK'- for M
KNGEATINaa
Ye-.
for
OP THE ABOVE f-r 50
94 GOOD DoUAH r KS
825,000
BOTH
OF
OF ENGRAVINGS
Yes.
T1IK ABOVE Rw
for $3
f r 83
Wrfk Salary I-Tounz
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men
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Or.
J. ' aiker'd waloornia
VINEGAR BITTERS.
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122 GOOD
837,000
OOLLAR books For
A i OKKK8PODDKHT of the Rural Xtir '
York r thinks that the mfe, successful plan j
if to continue to cultivate bops, where the
crop U established on (rood ground and in
a good locality, notwithstanding the dis- i
couragettfc nta of the present and two pre- !
ceding seasons.
River water holding hne mnd in sus-j
lt nsion i often diffieull to clear. In India,
a little alum rubbed around the mouth of i
the pitcher, so as to mix with the water, is
often used to precipitate the mud. Alut ;
i e thousandth pari of the chloride, or ni- !
träte, or bicarbonate of lime eflVctn the
same object, or little caustic lime also an-
swera tii " purpose.
A obuespokdekt of the Photographic
A' gives the following simple method
of fixing pencil ami chalk drawings : "Milk
three oarts; water one pari Lay the draw
intra, face upwards, in s burge dish or tea
tray; pour the milk and water over each
one singly, well cover them, pin them up to
drain, and when dry they will be as secure
a s print or engraving.
Fokxey's Weeldtf P)t&$ says the cases of:
mi ii ie.l mivinrr ni' ?-rt:Of if iii th hill r-
ot ten loads per acre, thanlhcy did on the suit.- from natural variations of the root,
part Hummed the previous year at the rate with v. hich the flowers have nothing to
ol Hfly loads per ucre. This land is not do, and says also that the dozen or m re
! achy, but a tena litni law biam v nieti. b tiio cuooi rK.o, vum .. !
j Last spring I plant. .; about one und a half duced in this way. As the sweet potato
ncre With peas. ( pon one end of the Awm. nnt Mnaanm tn nittivntion th -o in.
with fine deoompoocd manure, at the rate
P ras loagh -mighty roiiL'h;
u n tas sojrs ihej stood by,
An-i they broofat him the ef.aT
l or i iif .ro on UN t-i v .
And the oat Wobssb walhsbs did wsebiag, sat
look oa when no one WSJ r.iirb.
Ii ' hi 'er luck of DoWt
Wa.- s. aowarhd me in
T .it t! e Bprteg near ti.e house
DtM right np on tha KMSB :
Ayl Bfl HUk fer; feet iovn tor water, hut narr a
(l.-vip to DS it'.-u.
Tnr'n Um tar paanad
Anct the hoys wouldn't ttay :
Anil the chilW u'ot atxit;:.
An'. Mi wife fell away;
B'U Daw. la Mi well, kept peggia' la his n-nal rt
aikOotifi wiiv.
p;it. ! I spread, in March, three loads of
" vt -p? 7--.
4e MP
IT Jl
:. manure. t the rate of twentv Inod
rn
per acre, ana nim the reimnTt.ler .et ü,
load- of hue mannre in the row-, fuul the
turnips were equally good on both parts.
'Firrmera, you can no more afford to have
your plaut-food lying anapjronriated in
the soil than you can afford to have
your money buried la the ground Use
them both, and thus von win have more
to use. Manure not for next year nor for
five years hence, hut for this year; thus
you can raise larger crops to feed or sell,
and thus in turn make o buy more manure
for another year.- -Cor. Country Gentle
nan. Care of the Teeth.
Wixn many fanners, this perhaps is tin
most perplexing question. The season for
gathering fruits and vegetabrcs as a rule, is 1
the best time to market them; then will 1
be the greatest quantity of them, and their
quality will at that time be the In st. Vet j
we hear fanners say that potatoes will be
higher. He hears of rot in some sections,
and be puts his potatoes in the cellar to
wait higher prices. But rot and sprout and
rats and mice, and labor and sorting, and
in many instances exposure to frost, lessen, I
day by day, the quantity and quality of
this product, and he holds till spring, and ;
then the market is flooded with men who
thought as he did, and when ten per cent.
oflos8 is added, be finds himself compelled
to take twenty five per cent, less in price
or not sell tit all. Apples will be higher,
another says, ami he holds his to meet
decay and trouble.
Hop-', too, ate too cheap, and the grower
piles up his bales to wait the moving of
the market, and thus we might lay of
grains, butter, cht ese, and of nearly all of
the products of the farm, hay perhaps ex
cepted. the most successful farmer (an n rule)
he who can show the best balance sheet at
the nd of the year, markets his produce
when it is randy for the market. After
having prepared your article- for the mar
ket, as has been advised, take the market
price, and pocket the money. Your neigh
bor may, in some instances sell for a
higher price by holding, but in the ex
perience of ten years, you will be tar ahead.
Produce marketing is done with, all waste,
shrinkage and eare of it ceases ; and then,
again, you have the use of your money,
ami can apply it where it will be of use.
One more reason for this time of mirket
ing is, that dealers are in the market, and
have made their arrangements for buying.
It is important to the tanner, in dispos
ing of his produce, that he should meet s
good demand. This he will Ik; most likely
to find when the article is yielded from his
Gum, and is ready for the market. 1) alers
have then arranged with banks for funds,
and are anxious to invest. Von will al
ways meet a poor market when buyers
have closed their accounts ami eone home.
Tn amount of ink product of ibis
country is esthnated si about 10,000,000
gallons annually, all. or early all. of which
is consumed within our own limits, le
skles which we import a large quantity
from England each year.
The death rate in the British East In
dian army, during the first half of the
present century, averaged do les than 60
per 1,000. In the year 1S-W it had become
reduced to little over 81 per 1,000.
Twenty-Eight Good Dollar Books for a
Dollar and a Half.
We mil particular attcatioa to sa Adver
tisement under this head . on another page.
PSrhapa ia tieer or more valuable fournalfl
are anywhere to be found than Jlmrtft enff
Horn and the Amerir Agrlcvlturiat. Thev
are nu.t beautifully Illustrated, and are filled
with choice, carefully prepared, rrlinble infor
nation, rech ss i needed, and will be highly
aaeml in every family, and iv every person,
yonngaad old. The HouMholdandChildreni
Departments are exceedingly interesting and
matmctire. Orange Judd & Co. are veteran
publishers, and their Journals and books have
long enjoyed an unsurpassed reputation fori
reliability and terlhlg vain-. L the udver
tisemeut referred to, the publishers take oc- !
; easiou to show that a single volume of either i
; of these Journals contains Illustrations and i
, reading matter equivalent to what would be
found in good books costing twentv to thirty
3 UlUt II uiuuvj .
ENGRAVINGS
Ye-.
OF 1BI AHoYE for
tot
time
For fjossarjsa and Thru u Fi.
orders, nss Itrotcu't Bronchial Tna ." kavtaa
; '.' - tbeir etVn-ieney hv a te-t of ju.-my years.
" , Htverek wged tug ml mi retptcfing ti),t
ffomth Hi " ', excepting to think better of that
ichh h I began thinking tv V of.'"
Rbv. Ukmbt v.m;i Bm mm.
rieties cannot be the result of crossinrr or ,
mixing. (
Cukb i or Hook Hot. A veteran stock
raiser gives in the Rome (N. Y.) 8entind
the following as a certain eure for hoof rot
in t attle, horses or sheep: " One teacup
t'ul of sharp cioer vinegar, one and a half
table-spoonfuls of coperas, one and a half
laVi1o.ein lAaafaalai rt c 1 f InaiaanlaMi nolli-
on ih hm oove tat ,io nr.t h i it boii You will be considered out of season, and
V." if.
Oue day -it wj- .i
iel a fir SgO, jef
TIM- OaW kein at BOOS
T wrk iike the r !.
a bovel and pick oa his
dsthurer aid lis bit breast.
youngest
madu to
i "Itor. ant a I
lie pteg !.. the Well.
Ami as itaadi ea lbs trink.
A n: rt-i- tr a vpatl
Jesl to loten and think;
Foe Um bw hi hl eye J t lik tMr. sir. von
kinder tuadfl th- cam i'liuk.
Bit two ra.-'M fH
in the gulch, were at play.
And a gowad that h- r.il'
Kir.iier Sftpfwd on a haj .
iirirh. fra man to b bivln'. but h all a-
TS i SI d '.iiC fuika rU .
Anl tha'!- a pert h?.-
Tiiet jou've prt stal U aewl
U sal night '"e bercoatl
thi osi arän uas. iw-
lA-t'.- 'et- well. That forty f"; graTC WaaStMa,
ir. Miar day. a:iy how.
Tin-: too early loss of the rlr.-t teeth has
! au unfavorable inllu nee noon the beantv
:tn I uuratlon ol the sect nd. The
children should accordingly be
take care ol them, II I ; t is necessary
is to brnab them m reral times a day with
little ordinary soap or assgncaua and
water.
Grown people should clean their teeth
nx. least live times in the course of x'4
hours, on rising in the morning and going
to 1 d at night and after each meal. A
brush as hard as i an be borne without
pain, should be used, and the best of all
spplications is pure soapand water, always
lukewarnt.
Alter eating, all particles of food should
be carefully removed from the teeth by
means of s toothpick of quill or wood,
but never of metal, and by a thread passing
now and then between the teeth.
Tooth powders are injurious both to Ihe
enamel and the gums, and if employed,
every part iele of them bltould be removed
from the mouth by careful rinsing. The
habit a hich some women have of using
1 it of le.uon. thoush it. mav w hiten the
A ?,riil ran through all hi art.; n loud i
disap
Mill
ehunation folio wen. The boy had
l'.- t,l l.. l. :.i)i tho 1 in n i tt.. mru
j - - - - -. ' t... ....... ' IX ' I I
ing huii und r and then a hug . thunder
'n. r- uMrseknM wall of fbaas rushed over
ihe head of tie yumsg aaua, too; he sank,
the banaat swept over Uas, and not a trace
ot either nuiu or toy was iioIe to the ag
onized eyes of t lookers ess,
A moment afterwa itl what seeaasd two
enrpuca wese dxagged to shore out ot the.
enrrent, A doen asanas taiifhl them, and
S fe. nie nioveinenl of the yosmg u..n -
haad hnmVated that ha was not dead. He
felt for the sops around hi body. All
eye. v re turned in th tt din i t ion. The
rope had buried itself nearly, cutting into
hi fle-h : he was suffocating !
The roje was vered instantly, and a
lone brea'h frem the fielet lips radicated
the irr.tnen.-e relief. An instant afterward
the younr man rose to his feet, and, as he
did so. t'io tK-e, Thn had been assiduously
aarad lha, also epeaed hh eyea, uttered a
deep sih, and 'hen amtfed. He was
snatrh'd from the very j-iw s of death j l id
the couracc af an ttnknown friend ' sd
til'-n-; iVed him.
T lookr-) a thai fr: rel 11- saailbaar.
asas Mod pecsiring with t.e asoaVst nir of a
l)r.vfe man, the praise of th crowd
" I thought st one Haas I i- pease1 Ihe
boy faid to him. feebly. The brave young
man laughed.
' I only a k one thing," he said, M thai
lie man w ho cut that rope will sell nie the
knife tmt cut itf ApfMtntf JbwraaC
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Saves Say Met
Yenrsa hrwyers srnaaaJases aVapatrof ua
fenses whieh give no eneoumgement, but
old practitioners, more espeeially when
lha f- e ar ; retnuneni'ive und certain CSS
ssa no anBCxnavagrasenta held fbrtb by the
evidence, not to be eountertialaneed :ild
overcoin- tv j rote-donal aetiteness and
ssfracity well pjiid.
A prisoner ww once arniitrned in Kent
teeth and
color to th
are all acida
turn the jaw
Oangerou.
give hnnporary armneai and
gum.-, i- total to the enamel, as
No one. youm; or okL should
itito out -crackers : and it is
even tor women lo bite off. a
they often do, tin; ends or the thread in
seuing. It is not safe t. bring wry hot
food or dritik, eixcially if immediately
followed by anything cohl in contai t with
the teeth. ft.
:j cuuvge.
Light and
Hi
csti "'.
For MOW Of hi- Ji- 's
- ;rt. r r.v H in the aide,
Aed ac (uokad uM tarnad - k,
'lli-ii ha Uenablsd ;i:t cried.
yiMt st . Uta aSmad cuj-t; ha-! ntr'n k
hag -ii patatiMa, yoaag mau.
lied.
Watorr
Utors vvu
1
war ' ' in the quartz.
Aad Ii ran all alike;
And I re hsa five Ofnitt
Wai Iba worih of Unit -o!ke.
AvI t!'.t aoaae with a coopi low's his'u which the
ninf l-'i 1 ha'i f'r u I'ike.
rot
anfl
When coo apply it on the affected limb
and hoof, and also swab out the mouth of
the animal with the mixture. Two or
three applications will usually efTeet a cure.
The remedy has beer, used with perfect
success since 181H,
A I'kkvknti vk or lloo CmOUBKA.
To one gallon oi nine tar, add one pound
of sulphur; one pound of copperas j four
ounces calomel ; four ounces blue vitriol,
i'ulv. rize well, mil niui te d on an car of
corn about two or three times n week;
take ; paddle and spread the mixture on
the corn as thick as you can. One man
w ho has tried it. says: M If a fanner will
; llou the directions in feeding the above
remedy, he will save his entire herd. I
commenced feeding my hogs in the spring
of the year, and thev keep clean front
venom, and their hair looks well and
smooth, and w hen thai N done, the hog is
healthy, and at killing time 1 have no
worms about the kidneys, or white spot
or blotches on the liver," Western Rural.
To Get Bio of Holes. An Ohio
tanner says .- Last spruig 1 planted a small
put eh of ground to squashes. They came
up and looked very nice. I noticed in a
few days that the moks were going to de
stroy them if I did not do something.
The squash had been planted in hills,
eight foe! apart each way. The moles
went from bill to hill all through my
patch, t'wl many of the plants w ilted and
died. I took my one-horse shovel plow
and plowed the ground over close to every
hill, plowing both ways. As a result i
aw no more molea among my squaah vines
lad summer. This fail they commenced
on my ' sage oranges, l nave about sixty
rods w hich looks very nice. The moles
got to running through it the w hole length
each side, and light under the plants. 1
put my plow to work again each side of
my hedge, and I have not seen any more
signs of nr. Mole in my hedge row .
Walks about the Premises.
if you sell at all it must
concession in pnre.
be at sacrificing
PkcssinVs White Wine Vttw gar b a most :
euoerb article for table BSC Warraated pare.
Nsw Vkikst Law for 1S70, ptthtished hf Man
'., n Park ?,ow iv Y., tent tree.
An Abselate Safeguard
Invalid-, brokea Sdwa in health anl spirit? hv
Chronic Djrapepaia, ir asffkllni, from tlie teriil lc
eshsasbea which (Ollowi lbs sttaeks of accitte
li"ease, the taatuaoay of thowaada who have
heen r:ii-ed n- by a miracle from a t-!mi!ar state
of ptastratios by Dostethn Btoasaeh Ritters, is a
suru pUMBtaS that by the same means ym. int,
nay be Kreagthened aad restored. Bat to timic
who -tantl in peril of epifleinics, to all who, hy
rea-on of Cxpoaara, priv.e : .!-. and nconjaarfal
rliinnie er aabealOjy pursuits, may s any moniert
he strichen down, this barsgraph ir- mot partkm
tarty at-.d emphattftttfy aSSreiuaA. Von, who ar;
thai dtaated, are proffered :;r sbeolats lafagaaid
, agaiast the dansrer thai asamaoea yon. Tone and
; regulate the aystsaa with thi kanaleaa medicinal
BUmnlaat and Altersdre, and yon will be fore
armed a"iint the WSladha Wbijsa pceds float
aroand y -,i in the air naseoa. IIotcttcr' Stor.-.r.r'.
mttaw are cot oaly a 4aadard Tonic and Altera
. ttve throaghoal the Uafted States, hnt they are
. eeradhed hv the cartlScatea o( the moM rjh
ÜBfrulslMd cttizerif of Ute üaioa. t tba nannln or
-
Prepare your articles in the best manner ' ,! other lands, in Canada, aastratts nt.d the
for the market. Represent them honestly
,-nd fairly in the market, and then sell at
the best ; price t he market affors. Let the
motto be " keep Belling," and your cash
account will be large)) in your favor.
Ohio Ftii nur.
pm lünie, Miey r.re l kkImhU v takln- tti nir.r r.r
, nil other ftotuathic-. whether native or fbiefcn,
aad as turely -truth is ptofciasslie and desaoer
. rtnition overthrow- doabt, they will ereataalls
! apenede every other In i-(rant and BeetOTBÜre
' now employed in medicinal practice.
Wrong and Bighl ( so of rTordt
liREATl V OS AN BKASS
He sadden c LiinMn.. nf '
8 i taken i: time.
rec
Si
iitid
Tti:t' o. Tbai your way
To kac it-ft the tree;
But a loah h'vur sayl
V. on't yon runic no i teaT
Weil. Then the net USM oaN pt.--;ii
ü-k for DWa aai thai - .
-' H i laad Monthly.
XaaliatT the Throat.
WlTAl is tlie l;e-t liimle of J O !eet big the
liir at from colds, where a erson is retry
susceptible to thenar The coaaasoa wn
f Drotectini! Ihe throat is ti bundle ana
kki intimate relations: exist between
the sun an! digestion. Digestioa and as
similation becooM e:!!v nnd Imperfect If
the man or animal not daily exposed to
the direct rays of Hi I. Mr. K, one of
our merchants, came to see ose about his
stomach Dyspepsia was writW n all ovo r
bis t'aee, was shown in his morements, was
beard in bhi vtdce. The conversation be
tween its was essentially the following:
Mr. i. 14 Lkador, ii 'you will excuse a
street vulgarity, 1 am 4 pLtyed -ut.' Icaat
digest, I can't work, I have lost my cour
age, 1 fear I must :-tj.M
" Tell me about your diet."
M If you will excuse DM, 1 know that is
all right 1 life studied the subject, and
1 know that Diy food is all rLd;t."
' How about your exercise f1
" I have a little gymnasium in my I tore.
and exercise an hour or two every day. I
sometimes tire myself out with these ex
ercises." " How aout your sie p?"
" Why, I ctor, 1 go '-ed every ni,.!;
with the chickens. At any rate 1 am al
Ways in bed Ny I ocloch, and I rise by
o'clock in tii" morning, take a bath, a
plain breakfast, and vn to my counting
room. O'tee Vsk the forenoon and once tn
the afternoon 1 1 serchw in my gynuuuttum
half tin hour or so, but I am getting worse
all the time, lan'l it curious f My wile
thinks I must have a cancer in rn stom
ach. Nothing seems to help me. I live
the mst physiological life, but my diges
tion proa s worse.
that
county. Mi. h., t r stealing irk. Be Ith I wrap it up closely, thus overheating und
tained a voiine. t-dented. and imrnuo'e
member of the profession for his defense.
Having listen d to the prisoners owl
trv find heard from him what in all pro
bability the People's witnesses would
wear to, he candidly informed hia eiient
that if was n elo- to w;"-e m..nev im Iiis
defence
' Nevr y-at n;ind," was the i-onh.le:
reply; "vim ariiue mv ru- tikhI and
tnn, just as if v u lieltved nie a ral
ciPei? man, stul here i- twcnf dlla s h,r !
ft n.
The ktwyi r worked up to ihe rontr.i t.
ad before he had hrdf summed uj he ii id
the jury in tears at the bar" ideaafTsaateh
ing such a bright eiampU- of d. nicotic and
cial worth from the isom of his f .mily
ad the "ocitty of his neighbors, fg tnj
thrust among felons in a common jail.
To his astonishmen his apr .! was et
levMve the jrisonT v ;ls aspptte 1
remleriruj it t nderand sensitive, ana more
liable to colds and lufbimmallon than be
fore. This practica to all wrong; aad re
rnlts hi atnch aril Especially hi this the
cam with children, and when, in addition
to the muffling of the throat, the extremi
tieaaaa laaaaaeientry eladVas i- afbsa the
asa, the best possible conditions are pre
sented tr t he prsi'ti n ol son throats,
I oonscfas, cronp and all s.tts of throat and
lung affections. It is wrong to exclude
eold ah? from the aeek, and if it is ver
heated ixirtioii of tlie lime. wli-n it is
"About your eountinii-rooni
light ? Is it sunny !
" No, that is one nuisailCC we have in
mir store. The ston hi every way pleasant,
only that the counting nana is -i nark that
we have to use : a- all the time."
" That's it, Sir. 1'.. thai explains your
cancer."
M Of course, you don't mean that; but 1
suppose it wcaud lie better if ihe counting
room a i re snnny."
W ny, ! r. I.. no pi nt reir animal can di
gest in tlie dark. fry it. Plattl a potato
u your cellar, tioa watch it carefully. If
there is a litth- light, Ihe potato will sprout
and try to grow. But surround it with the
beat manure, water It, do the best for it,
only yob shall keep it in the dark, it can
not digest ami ro.-,-. r3es bow slender and
pale it is. How open a win doU in another
i ; of the e. ihir, and notice how much
Iba poor hungry thing w ill stretch tint
way. Or give the stalk a tittle twist ami
see how it will lie d an. Ithasnostrenirth
Tut. sea -on is upon US when good, hard
walk about our dwelling, barns and out
houses generally, are very desirable on j
many accounts health, convenience and
comfort being among them. How many
of on; agricultural readers neglect this
home duty? How many allow even the
paths to their houses to be almost impas
sable in moist weather! And so with the I
paths to tin- barn, or different stable-doors,
to the hog pens, cattle-yards, etc.
W have known persons to wade through
water, mud and soft manure for eight
months in the year, to get at these several 1
places, at the expense of damp teet and
nasty boots, instead of providing a foot-
way of stones, coal ashes or Iwmrds, either
ot wbichcooJdbe made at small expense
and a few hours of time and lalior. Espe
ciallv is Hits neglect to DC condemned where
the females of the family are the mtrerers.
W have many times seen the wny to the
wood-pile, coal-bin, spiing-house, chicken
yard, and other dispensable points, to
tally unfit to be used by them. If there is
say one w bo thinks there is any economy
in this, he is greviously niistak n.
To say nothing as to the loss of time in '
rading through the mud, the wear -and-
te;ir of hoc leather and injur)- to garments
would alone pay the entire expense of nro-
, viding good, dry walks; but w hen theipies
1 lion of health, of suffering and doctor's
bills are taken into account, they ought to
le sufficient to drive every negligent, un
- j uipathiing head of a family, whether
in town or country, to follow the sucgee
thins herein made. A man who w ill not
look after the needs anil comforts of his
household doei not deser ve to have a bun
: ily --'. o,r, ,,-, Tbhwfwnft.
Heaths af Cattle in the t orn Stalk
PleMs,
lor tntiia.wt!it
uicagn (Mü
Be
Tn
i ip -ed. si. me form ofdi ejieoincnl of the to raise itself again. No matter howmnch
thmat will be ant lo occur. The rale la of the b it bod and drink you aive it, it
t lov, ti d treet hi r at;r tin. verdict and i sho.dd be
di(hare of ihe culprit, and the twenty j ami yam
trd to clothing the neck should tn
keep it aa caoi ai anaalbft will allow in
eVnunj so you wilt .-e.tfer aaaeh kwa from
throat Bilmentrt 'han if you arj alwmri
bnalblof harlag a Mttia abid nir eosae in
..ntact with the neck. Any one who has
:eeii i.eenstoinfd to have ht thmat uruT. d
leave off gradnalfy,
BereMe UteMh.
can" digest. Ihe process ol dige hou,
; the great function of a blni 1st ion i an I f
ca without the turn bin
J Why, sir, with your en iient habita, if
I your counting room m i re in RO I I BUn
I light, you would be better In a seek and
. un 11 in a month. Mr. PM old j tot evt ajn
I hsto tha country late in th sumiucrf t
i eouim you have 1m- .. rVell, did yen a v
Thk recent death of n number of cauls I
In this country, after feeding in the husked
corn fiehaS, has been r (erred to by nt
Some have- attributed (ho disease to the
eating of corn "smut." We do not believe
this is ihe c t eet theory, fully matured
corn rtalka and leaves, as well as dried
erass, contain very little moisture. Eatan
In huge quantities, without opportunities
for drinking, it is not surprising thai they
should not Ik' digested, or that they ahouki
become unpactedf in the stomach or bites
linen A " tin the outer surface of the corn
. 1 1 is hard, often presenting sharp edges
when broken. Thai it shook produce ir
ritatkra m Inflamroatioti in the Bbtaaach or
intestines i BOt im pre Sable, when eaten
in r insideratile qnantitiea, and without suf ;
Qck td fluid.
A simihu disease caused many deaths j
i n ng the cattb la Iowa two yean sinc e,
and tue matter was quite fully discussed;
The iowa CMy Jisyaaheaa aays t
MThu diffl ttliy a:', i s fruat eating so
; i i ; njottnl f dry I ks and stalk,
without sufficient water that they will not
Aajt i'V"t . This wort should never be
employed in reference to persons, as ü
means merely to add weight to ta make
an evil more oppressive; injuiy is aggra
vated by insult. It i sometimes improper
ly used in the sense of irritate, as "I was
much aggravated by his conduct."
Baiancet in the sense of rest, remaindi r,
residue, remnant, is an abomination.
Balance is. metaphorically, the differ nee
between two sides of an account th
amount which is necessary to make one (
eimal to the other.
Yet we continually hear of the balance of ,
this or that thing, even the balance of a
congregation or of an army :
Bountiful i applicable only to persons.
A giver HSay be bountiful, but his gift can
not ; it should he called plentiful or large.
,-A bountiful slice" is absurd.
Fttch expresses a doable motion first
from and then toward the speaker; it La ex
actly equivalent to "go and bring," and'
, ought not to be used in the sense of bring
alone.
Calculate, besides its sectional misuse for reroittea
! think or tuppom, is sometimes, in the
pat licipal form calculated, put for likdjf or
ajf : "That nomination is calculated to j
injure the party.'' It is calculated (de
signed) to do no such thing, though ii may
be likely to.
t'itizoi should not be used except when
the possession of political rights is meant
tone implied. Newspaper reporters have
a had habit of bringing It out on all occa- :
sions, when "person," man "or "by-,
standerN would express tleir meaning
much better.
Cbvoi applies to two things which are
hound together or united in someway.'
' A couple of applt I " hi incorrect t roaj
pies is what is meant.
Bi means filth, und is not synonym m
with earth or soil. Vet people sometimes
speak of a dirt road, or of packing dirt
i around the roots of trees they are setting
1 Tin y mean earth.
KxeCH te. When a murderer i hanged
his tentemee is executed, the man is not A
man cannot be executed that is, follow ed
out or performed.
Xbpeef looks always to the future. You
, cannot expect that anything has happened
:- or is banrasninsr. but only that it will i
j j M- V '
happen.
(hf means to obtain, not to possess.
" He has got all the numbers of the new s-
I paper ;" " Have you fS pood molasses'"
; " Tlicy have 'jot bad manners." Why w ill
jieople persist in introducing the word in
.such sentences Hs these, where it is evi
I dently euicrfliaas f
Imp Mem. AM absurd use oi tnese two
words, as if they together were the name
of one thing--a wife is too common.
The sentence in Genesia is.- " I will make
him an help meet for him" t. r., a helpjlf
for him. There is no such word as help
meet.
Lie Lau. Persons not grossly igno
rant anaaeuBaea fay they w ill lay meaning
lie I down, that they have laid bain an
hour, or that the hainaner ii laying lying
by the taks. . m vans to recline; its
past tense is lau 1 btV there all that
night its penidplea, Iff and fain, i .
(used of present time) asaaas to iut some
thing down one hvys acarpot; its past hi
Uiid I add ir myself;" its participles, iiy
img and laid "I was Intemrpted while
layin.' it, and it was not all laid till night'
Lota rules the heart, not the stomach.
You (or your wife, or ought to; but favor
ite articles of food you Uhu.
Obtterte should not be used for "y, as
is the oft beard sentence, M What did you
saaraj1
Sttt often nnapronouneed , is ocsisiou
allv written so. tint, it is to be hoped aarely.
Word anil llitir UmU
1)i-r-ri Ltnoh aiek
IN Tills t v. ÜTRT. !
o-a-Mer nr. d'i,e l.ir.c.h to 'Ive ri ti I 'm.Mimi.iinii
rtal there are thooMnda f nwniB who brine it oa
hr thetr own hnprtKleBce s,,,-!, Jts wesrhu damn
clothinff, sndgolitK fron the warn room brio um
com air. sod checklue the peropiratkm, vblcli .
i iwm irri;"ion of the l.na and then n.aiter or
phlegm will collect, which Batare wfll try t
relieve l.y I X ! rliifii' It Bp, to prevent pnMllle jroin .
rormtog. 'f tiiitiire doea not .lic the matter with
ease, ai;! atop u- liuiNtataauoii.
nioiisaiins oj ch-c ot ( in-i:miitnii ir It U o.iK-
tubercles will
-imti follow,
ad treent
en Momh Parlao foreatmx a r-mt r-.ti.m :n
tin- ,.. market, :in: Ita üso. n m t f rüi bf the rejx.r! ut
" aeuuaesp rts, :: uiany m:,i nui n. i- the -t plact,
whi si employed in die preparation of paddlra. ccHtarda,
utaix- mang , i-re-.nis erw a, and aeons of wtber iHlca
ci s Sir the fiuulh t .ble ir the sick room. It adda lariretr
t the i,ii;i!ii:ty ot nntriiiient i r nT i train th- other nei
tenads; and e. tl e " oond ;:.!., r-odera tkedlah, whatever
tnu l.--. lar:,...ec;.. ',!,. n-,vMbl- V Un UWfc
awn It wunM have Nn without tl.la cheap and icr b
4 edient. Stich Is the te aoaor of m 'arre anuirer of tiM
in. -i i r..n,i. et-t hotd-krepera i.i New V k ami other
cm a. ü nenB naea h peiy in jt!i the he
h i r' a la.-ui - Lievsiii- tiie KKr
ie Boapttalt, uiid
In imasbora there is ufcry. It wae npon thle
principle the formals of Junsoai MorrsrArs
Bana Pnxa prepared. Dr. jmi-on, Inlnodlaiii
to apend fortan In adrerthdnx: ala !iltf. sahanv
ted his recipe to the rohJoaoT the moet tatelll-
cr.iiit inil a fc - ,t I m . ..
' ii'" i: i s oi in. h'ii mill
"in.r:e !'it mot M. alnaa ihbiIIi 1m
the Jvmmrs hoi nt us Hbbb Pn i--. They purify
the Mood, remove all shstractfons, eleSBM the
PSia of all pfmplea ai:d blotches, unit are perfectly I
pare and anfe in thoir operation. The stjxmoks
te. -.tun Hkr... pu.m cue liir.onMie--, rcin.-.'e 1
nyetrnlarittes, Deadaehe, and many othera of the ;
dlaeaim srfeiag fron, impure blood and a deranged
direction. iVc Ute JirofKnCS Mocstain Hkhb
Ptus, snd when you bare nroved their v'.-iiic '
waead thena to soar Mends. They are tvoth
-coatod and plain. Fvtr aarie erywheeo.
F-''öfit? i nil 1 '
Hats f. i.e. tXf Ut-'af tontejH nt Paleul latw.a
nut ::. mi ' W ihinet !.c. i MM.se tttiti rial CM-iUtio
I lie Cati c.:
v
Nwiif mj i;i all Ii braocliPi
m m
fsiai
( Un- N'ttioiial Siiiidu vs,-liool Tewcher.
t the National Senen ol tw hw iS.I, n 'I'be
Worda ol .leiiH the (?hrtsl, "
leaMNtf tor tSeeonuns year. Dar Teachi r will hecniarsed
r..r itiil. f-end for aiteeimcn eopv. M.VM:;. UL Vi li
MF.i: .v LYON PUB. o. Uesso, 111.
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84
$4
BOTH OF
It will pay to read through the following
Explanation of tbo Above :
Hearth ksd Homf,
lued every aroek, is
oue of th ) aaasl reiu
tiful Jowaak in the
asrMi b aas twenty
lure aewaaaaMi ptwr.
and eonta-.-is a jjeat
naraber of tplendid En
gTarl7i).fln'Uj printed,
and of a luglily pleaalnc
and Inamicüc charac'
tcr. A single volume of
l' . rih a(t Byrne contain!-
al-oat 945,000
trortA of 8ch ewrrav
tns. It hn.s also, a
ast amount of the
choicent readinc. care
fully prepar1!. Interest
ing, and rcK--l full of
tnstruction. With a mod
erate :unouiit ol rural
sahnaatfoa Ibr Un farm
and the oakden. tt con
laha excellent i; i;VrlaU
on Uie vaftoan topics of
the daj, which Elve tho
reader practical and uaeful
hu jrt:;atlon. and render hlr
hitelügent. NothinR of a
fcctarian or poUüc&l biaa
i- I. troduced. Hearth and
Hon baa a mot-t capital
Bocsxaou) iiKrABTMSsx.
stab win Sanaa and
yrtotly aVt ev. ry House
ke.Tjr. Ttun Ikjittrtment
U alone worth UmUB Dol-
lrs everv v-ar. oKeti e very
week The caasraai
Departirurt, fcMiu-d ty Mr-.
Hun k. ijiajK, viüi naar
Ä.-V-1-L.U.-?. ii of Mirpassh;;;
iiiu-ot to aS Iks SStta pea
t le. Indeed, even Parent
betUT pay 10 or fxM a year,
ahan noi to av his chll
dr. n asisdhd with this
asset It b hardly rquaW.
i; Sm w. rld. Tlien th
w:t baa a great varh'ty
of inintin? and batrao
are aaiaodSnay, full of
u-eful mf. atsnaSbaa to all
daasa ineliidlnjr Art, Sei
an"". UtersSara dtc-rip-con
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are Hafde, rttv, eke. Tim
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what u S - 1n ;n
world, 0 as lo inak'' the
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wadkas aansnh a siea
rn:Ki of mswriali Th
Rsttable 5ew Ssai tha
Ctoya, UV'' M:.-ken-. etc .. t
of peat tahM to all pro
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prothne, etc. N. B. A
tjr u! extirpate Anc that
a astshl i".nme of Qkasth
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rim sssssmI if ßrtt-iate
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joir pr oa of 3 a ye an
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You -houl 1 try It. Cotv.id
erinc its real value. It la
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in the World ! It a
Impoealbia kx any pereoo
to rcjJ Ui .umal a yesr,
tthoal saafcas oaefui
liiiiti- an-1 sujepesdona dai
will repay tiim acora of
D..llar. Try rr. ..
American Agrlcnl-turi-t,
bssai monthly,
h af a ahnfisf characn r to
kh li rl snd eae, diounh
anün !y tl rent in it en
rrnvinyi and leadSSf mat
ter, and ha kW of eu;
sews. It la rail of u-f'il
fcahmaalMis tw every tfaa
ITesasB, and child, in city.
VUlae, an 1 tiuntry. Kach
Number h;v- irreat pages,
and a careful estimate
ahawi thai It contains aa
sack pafsaaS matter aa
B Ksn, costlnc Si
uch ! Yet on account of
lu lmnic-nae circuiation,
mrpanaiiig that of any
Od er Piniilar journal in
t m werid, it U aupplled
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cismanUy read Uii-; dour
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'.M-r.il information. Uiat it
U hardly pok.1; fcr ;.;i
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Ag ictümrt i ayearwi-j,
out jrettins hint and sutf
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Annual Volume, and soar
S the abac dine to hetn
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cul'urixt. in- naS ; ir V..-: i y. .:. lr only S4. Tt-;-.
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average tu of ÜSSf I iM at f. sadb 1 Bm . Ihm y B
get for St, as awash a- fos eooM to ajassaas ft I 'i'i 1
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uals -to ayra th m a yeai "a ti nd. Tlie Publi-hers ft l Hin
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PERFORATED I IRI I I.AR hWM
AH'. "i: V r 'aniX'i-yt.
AMRRK'AS UAH f L.
. . j v .n-- St.. oar. ti- 'd. Pa v.-rS.
KOW TO CL'T PA7Ef?TS
Ii- m.LV F.APf. rNTI aa a rtaajatSal r.r rx. zea
I.,.-.;..: v.. mt NN t i st Park Eon , Nt w Tola.
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ITTNN A- (.. Bditora s k-nttte r.vr.
.-. tl. N-t r'-eliar.iea! p: -r .1 h
v. id. .. Yv.ASa Exrraiacr.l hrsa
rTVT".-. More Pat eara
loie liientioni 1
mstit v. sj nd uara h oni V-f r ; '.. :.fei
anbaVas.
NO fltARGK.
fiiAWf i tii i. atom i roaDisv-
..-v.- wi '.': "i- in V! vk mim : -.t.thout
'.rCt-r. I - vk.-.. it t.v - al! ,oi ft.X.
rs no t -v ' .;. Bt
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t-.xv5tnt m rn-EMOrn
hy tt.'.X..
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. wh Ida a aad 1 aSra bHaaabiJ&aail w ssovs
It i - c-'-i. et ..;, .. ,. ... .:.;,.'. T crj.i- hv utiJ.
i" i h ' LTHASI, N -. -T v-n f .. Pt-llsdeljiUs.
" Urenl.Htf- , ; . . . i i v iU lnvct
Great Saving to Consumers.
Prtl en.;i'e hj' io "t r?? clut. Our
. t..:- ic. i.U iii.il k Int. iiirni a . : . .'.rv r
-ith ltd! ! ' : ' sa'-tn to o -wera
and reaooM n aa to tots tSacra.
THE GREAT tmm TEA CO.
I'eaejr trcei,
(3
p.p. Boa ten
I KW .oi:e:.
mm
n lure .-ef-iE tr-Miir tr.?Tii do' mat, o
TsB)..i-r. . l'itw Dav'Tt ro
' V fvjreH
Mg "'frit j
. h mkt.
j J'ol-rp.
id Min .ii..ii::iv I, 1V?1, l!- Jrlo
arlll if t per Arnum.
A H I BO, i'ubliehsr.
- a . afc; WL, tWaaat
Oslas umm mm ' is
i ! M s V WTKH C t ..II
Ura Has las n
if J
I Is a.
t - ' I IO;eitil . !
now comidt le in Ixiuinl f.u ni. Verv Ilia ral hTBW to :
! Ih-eeanva--. Addrm T. I I I. WOOD ZELL, Phuadel- :
j aksa, or 117 So. Clark IL CSSoaca
I -n f'TC I DEPAI-Ctni A N I K, An artof hv 1
)U v 1 i. j ataiitiy traiisfrrrhi jctirea t !- . ;
i flSna Tis. I.- nmrr, Päprr, Rood. i anything A child can
n idjlr tears H. rör a rbisam to team this Art. ate wfj
i rivC ' receipt ol M ceoka, Sm aaooey'a wattk of aketwea ,
1 aadaaaarrhdi In company wih riniel tnMnirilons for f
ar-i'U-jn" t:.- picturea. 0. L. THOMAS COM
Ut 8. CI 'rk S. . t hleaqo.
. r fjoaatnassdlana. llronehlil. A''
aso. (no re Tkroni, p-ei ofula, ( uuhs ".d
Ihw new I aJ&COMT.'O w line r
Cold
MAT t nr.
ree, i
ran
I cured t:.i of Coosun p
died, her.'1'ore I fel it tny
i, il l.o are aunv.'iBK
sans 11 a "'' aa a mhsl aa
don wrhen .!! ot! t meant li id
dun- i ad a, See t e),a
fn ni. l ... im t i: . 1 1 1 i t . i - i:, n
.. ia . w il l I M ii. Mi.ne,
UK :.. rSt , New YorkfUy
e :. ii'i .
AMention Cook Agents.
S5QO FE. WONTH.
t i : ll ! eed- I I I S r Ii I 4 U id
tit r' rt en t i
lllwktrnt d C Otu-
nh
THK KKW
1 TM K
VORK REEK L V I Y l?tMH
CHAMPIOM OF THE WHITE
REPUBLIC AUAINSVT THE WORuD 9'i
; jmt year. AddrSM OAT-HOOK.1 New Vork flty.
i-
rhed
U B B B S
TIS 111
AN EXPECTORANT REMEDY W1TB
out vor AI
Auu, oar new work, -IVon Hons Taxa asp Mr"
n-u. Obanaoa Basss. Km Urn 1m a''.lin:: bonk ev
POhllHil. It meetn a tinlieraal iuil ; con.iiei)! . v e 1 1 .
h ilv hnvs it. sd for deKTlptlve circular oi this the dm ?i
wondi rial ho..:; of the tali c ntnrv.
I nloa PaiMlHhlni I'o..
too V;,.iiiatoii Street, ChVaeo.
d "oif V ni F.I ii. j!. ,-ai
d e?: tat'K l! la el
ted witk Thro
d ."wo heanutul
or I
D PL4TES.
Sinnt Ifartlilesfi Nostrums.
USE THAT WHICH Ss GOOD
Oonamssajpi taa Couqttorotl.
Vir TOR V! VICTOR IV
aWABDCD T
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
m
MONEY.
Sei- i J ur aadreas f-r OaariagM
tl taaS! M-lihm nudes eaSaat,or
r.-:n i;-.r ...ir.ole of our Sir teat
eeillrajt aa 'Scent article and cnl-Kio.,.-
noat-rsM
STANKOttP A (X.,
M lieynoWa Week, ("hlciuro. 10.
Q O'Clools.
The trr-t N-,i".l nd tl" pneai n'-uctte Fleral Ofllda
t.l.liM AV FlMTIOXi i;t l.laa
othe r-eti dn ear to 1 t ri'fh
:! in i.vrn, n re4dlf aa poa
. i?t in mi j.;:" .: . -1 r.t i. y. iSaei mho aSSSS
U i '.-I Tea t'eals '' ' ! ' r halt tbreoat.
Adds m JAI i P Vit h. Ikjcbeessr, X. T.
1 a i inn (M-vi wir
-. m h ic k. i.,.ao.
I tt lOttlTm'. 1 I
rkmtry ioraae. H r. Jm
Oanngc In Erarj"Dnj UfK
II wk the courage to discharge a anabt
ahiki you bare the aaoney in your pocket
Havaj tha eoorage to 1 arhhoal tiit
vrhleh you do not need, however much
.dir eyas may wrrnt ll .
Baas the eraaraga to sh :iK yooi mind
ajhan it id nrceaaary rou ihonkl il 10, aisl
to hold vour tongue arhan it is pnulent yon
si, . ni'ul tlo ho.
Have the coiintgc lo xnk to Iriciid in
a " wasly mat, afan thoogli von ars in
rsnnnany with a rich one, and richly at
lind Usee 'lo- conrage to tell a aaaa arhy ran
do not tend bin yonr aaoney.
Baad the toOoarkajl bdkK, boa a posasssd merchant af
IfSffcaa . aBcSSjast:
M ,niVK City. Mich Jnlv J. 10.
J.v. H.itvififtc.i Dear Str : The ABn' Lung Im1
mm haa arrived. I vmnld not like to ho wlWaaai ii, torlt
It u- vMveil te.v III" . 1 l.o'k . Ii et old n-vl m eouirh, hixI
Aiiidlv ei iMumptlotl w -i.t.1 itjion me. I m v hi a very
badMste. I tried overjrthln 1 1 it at- reeomiiien.ie,! u1
pentairn d lest of money and enl so befc I aad ihe
inen'a 1 mi It i. e for Nile, i.c.t I knew iiotl.hi" of In
i meiita. I did not liu. tai..- It w ltlMint rnowtn more
aU.iit f . I h id vet 'ld h i.irie. v nen ro ir aeeni ca.ieo
I t..!.l Mm I l-ollld ll "1 -ell 'I III- li Ihe I l-ll. W llottilllR ,
. .. ... . a. .... 1. I .il.l u.. a. ..I ... ..... I
! '.lt. lie lll;-KI III. I' o i . ...
Erskähl asurlw 0m Srat botUi irtof ipod niycoalvand bekire
the third bottle waa takm aar bnsiM were Itealed und sett,
! aiici i . in raneak Keo-. ,-. m m IWemfe bmu run-
iiiterx W Hm ' -i.,iih;i i mi w i '":' ammmtm.
I tentain, ronra reauectlully,
L C. COTTRFLL,
LE.VENWOnTII.
LAVEENOr ND
UALVESTON K X.. LINE.
O KANSAS,
The Miort.i. i baafeat, aad oatf dint ai MR wit fr'iu
KAKHAHcrri and LAwaaaca,
To UTTAS .
t. A UN El T.
KMJL
HEMSXHJT,
THATKB.
And -ill oh.fN In tlie Neosho and Ycrdcuri h'.'-: - af
Kai. a
l i dadw.ii m., hi. sp,opena Jan ". n
and bsttea free. UenHemen tiidsta' t'dtlim ! o
naliava .;.eir..l a- atkukoakkji asnSs. a aaded -aataaral al
fcr ,i. euiary tompileaied dtm-aeea awereaeJully Ovated
AXK TOI! MOTH INI. Try ibe
teriiiieut. rell .". and we will -end on an
kxirn one loi wiiiririiiilili'.
!ell Klre for !?.."0. -kI u- trie money, and r an.
Itnll'.H.IIoreii , ,,,
I M i l l ill I A Ie K r. ill i m.-'Miitit, i ..
Agents ! Eend This !
l K 11.1
11 at :tU lo t week
PA AfSKKTH A
cn. i.iiM-..
dt. i-.
t.. m il am new ova
M. At. NU.
at A LAB V
a.'Tkf
aam
Lands in öouth-NV il llif sourl.
Till STLAETM A I'M im tAII o'tn
.r.ntiracli'- late Nni!i Paed cllu te(rKihll.(Wacreii
Ot he-! (liaitty, lonj: cte.:. el .-.p. lr iwo e nlarm. tn
nauinhV t. .-.rolv tn AMoSTI t K. t.a-'d Oanaaaaks
No. !W3 Walnut Street. St. Laiuia, Mo.
li -Tit.i. mi't
r i
Am uii Kapeeluniul tt tut no l.iunl.
aijjnrs n m balsam is perfictli HABav
l.rct TO TUt MtlsT HE1.ICATK.
CAUTION.
n. ssj bS asarred. Oal a aad be Sana yon reeoivn
Aden's Lsas Ball on.
J, V, V. lTIIMS A ro..
j hi,j V'-i I-., in ti.iiHit, onto,
isr eold kg Medic hat D ahss aanaraB
k rWaasaka easraao neronMBf n
l'reinlnu we oiler, and rereire a i
Waith iin W iHi i i nnr If. Aid.
Paoru'i vs out, bajagak, o
t uvatm w t Si T K 11 .-'. n,.'.ir,r-re t e
AMKKK AN kNITTINO M At'lllXE CO..
GET
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Wefd Family Favorite
Aa sow pe-"ev-t i w,rr.8.kl
tuol HtutSXd.taUM' b ' '' 1
family Mi' :;c
Kor aU kiiuw oi n."
w :Tited In exei o
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