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t'MI III >II|C«.
lu turning u.ider mid or green material
sprinkling of llmv will be v« r/ beuifi
il.
Save a »ap suds from the 1 'undry, r.nd
when uoi required for immediate applies
tion to plants or tm*s,pour it on the com -
post pile. It la a good fertihaer.
I’e» straw is more valuable as foddei
than the s'raw of any of the cereals. It
well saved it rat.kes capital t sldur for ail
descriptions of domestic animals.
I’lack corn ha* been raise*] in Living
•ton county, N w York. It is dew ribed
as being as black a< an African, as sweei
as sugar, and retains all th-so attributes
when cooked.
In Kngland, inferior barley is generally
ground into meal for fiaxliug cattle and
pigs, aud nothing surpasses its value when
boiled as a mash for horsed after a hard
days’ woik,
Those who use lime as a fertilizer apply
from ten to fifty bushels to the acre ; ashes
may be applied at the same nlc; s ill a
tho rate of 200 to 400 pounds, and plaster
fit the rate of 100 pounds.
Weed out your s.ock and get rid of the
poor milch uud butter ;o«s. The pn.fl:
in a dairy comes wholly from the good
while the po< r ones not only do no*
pay for their keeping, but they reduce the
prefits made by the otherr.
As timothy grass seed, if sown at the
Bune time an winter wheat, in apt to crowd
tbo grain too much, the better way h to
wait three or tour weeks until the wheat
well up before a rain, and uo harrowing
or brushiug will be needed.
All the bones that lie about the premises
should bo buried ncur fruit trees or gr.pe
vines. No matter how hard they inay be,
the roots and art ion ol nature will soften
and make them available for plant||f<w>d.
If you own a go<>0 tor-uotbing dog, put
his boats under ground near some tree.
When an orchard requires fertilizing,it
is best to do this all over the ground, and
not to apply manure only near tbe trees
This produces a large growth « f roots
close to the tress, for rootB grow where
soil is richest. Orchatds need lime aud
ashes more thau manure, aud these boon
produce heulthy, smooth b*rk.
A good mess of cai rots^eeeps the horse
In good condition, and turnips and refuse
potatoes make a refreshing change-for the
cattle. All the root crops should bo care
fully stowed away in an accessible loca
tion for winter feeding, and such food is
rot only economical, bnl promolive of
health and contcntmeot.
Agriculture obeys the laws of Nature;
science endeavors to ascertain and expluin
them. Science njay attend upon agricul
ture as a guide and stimulus to the beat
exertion; but it is the patient and prudent
and experienced fanner who knows wLat
laud he needs, what crops he can raise,
what fertilizer he requires, and what la
bor he can best apply. It is the union of
practice and science that makes fanning
pel feet.
Strawberry plants do better on land that
has been previously cultivated. It is best
not to use raw manure at the time of set
ting out, but as eoou as the plants are well
rooted in the soil, if frost sets in, a good
mulch ehouM be applied.
ft'ualiion >ole*.
Tennis shoes arc finished by bows of
colored ribbon.
It is said that the toornuru is growing
Into crinoline in Paris.
Snell hats are suitable for small children
and young mlstes only. *
The ‘Dauphin’ fichu is a noyelty for
lighting up dark dresses.
A lady-bug of red dotted enamel is one
of the newest pins for gentlemen's scarfs.
Bummer gauzo underware should be
worn by ladies during the entiro summer.
Uuderokirts art m ide simple, RafQec,
tucks, and full lace ruches are fuyorite
modes of trimming.
Tne new Irish point-lace collars are
two inches high, and are worn standing
'a la militaire'.
Cheese cloth costumes, trimmed with
wide torchon lace, make pretty morning
dresses fur the country.
B<»me of the prettiest yachting suits
Sceu this summer are of dark blue ITanutl
with red satin waistcoats.
Entree dresses of Hpanisb and French
thread lace are seen at watering places
worn over colored silk or saun.
I Shoulder capes matched to the dress
and finished with s ruffle of Oriental or
other fancy l ice arc much worn this sum
mer.
Embroidery will enbr largely into the
decorative element both of drew, * and
bou»e furnishing this fall. Floral citato*
it is thought, will be the favorites,
Tel cl-Kebir’ is a new cloth for re
turner, roach resembling aibutr—s cloth,
only very a uth tnickt-r. It comes in
monocrome patterns, and also in brocidr*
*vn-- of winch urc very gorg our.
White brocaded ratios for wedding
dresser show new designs of lilac bios* ,ms
P nd lilies, tinted stoms, bumming birds,
fern ironds, primrose* and sheaves of
wheat iu white silk. 8 .me of the most
eipennvc patterns are outlined with cut
crystals ana hue pearl b. ada.
What U called the 'wsterfiJF back in
skirt drapery, is Eoglhh, It consists of a
breadth of g *«.» Ato-ly plaited at the
w is», with all the plaits turning toward
and meeting at the middle. The fabric is
then allow-d to fall l<s.aely, but m fasten
ed near the »dge of the skirt to kr».p u,e
plaits in plac .
A novel and dreary In-dire for evenirg
wear consists of a rh .rt i -u,iv- Jacket of
tinted silk or Satin, uode-irnevh which Is
worn a dainty waistcoat wade of tu]j,, or
Persian mull laii in a*.ft< ri f<i|dg ,,v, r (f)e
shoulder* and narr.-wng hl u„
From h* re the f- Irlr fl w ii,<>m Jy 8fJ,j S|(Mf*
around the him to oe caognt up with the
d-apti-R" <>f be dress s-titn in (be i,M.k f
foinui *c 'ighi panieir underneath the tag- I
is of the v -u«ve, which only reach to i&e
Waist j
I mrrrtdiiK l ad*
A fourteen-vear-old boy In Gotham* N.
Y., weigh* <*9) pounds.
A mummy recently found wears a Bern
hardt glove. Finch are the cycles ot sl> le
Texas has a well whose buckets defy
the law6 of gravitition. They descend
empty and ascend with no visible cause.
A letter addressed to Widow Hmith,
Kichford* Vt., threw the postmaster Into
a panto* there being elevtu widows uf
that name in iiichiord.
An old colored man in Cincinnati has
made himself rich in a curious way.
Whenever a man bought a buildim t.
tin* darkey would buy a skip of land n» vt
door and begin to build a cabin. Tin
rich man would buy the darkey a gruuno
for ten prices.
Nearly every engineer on the New York
and New England railroad has a wife or
» swi etheart living in New Uritaio, Conn.
Evi ry train would whistle a salute to
Home fair dame, and the din grew so fear
fully car splitting that the authorities
h tve had it stopped.
One loaf of bread contai Has much nu
triment as a barrel of beer; but a tabh
spoonful of beer contains more alcohol
than ban lieon devealoped by fermentation
in a barrel of bread. Think of a man
drunk on bread! And yet women and
chtldrcu eat it.
John Ilelinan, of Lexington, I'a., Btood
m the hall cleaning Iuh ear with the
butt end of a small, stiff switch. A screen
d'*or was opened suddenly against him,
which thrust the switch inside the tar
broke the drum, ami caused such interne
suffering that lieluiau was made a mani
ac.
8t*'am yachts grow in favor in Great
Britain. In 1803 there were onlj thirty
s eam yachtB of 3.752 tons; there are now
4titt, and their aggregate tonnage 51,80b.
One third of these are of 400 tons ami up
ward, and another third of 200 to 400 tons
Their aggregate value is over $11,000,000,
and the cost of inaiuttuance is proportion
ately heavy.
The ratio of suicides in the great cities
for every million inhabitants averages
yearly as follows: Naples, 64; Home, 74:
London, 87; Genoa, 135; New York, 144;
Beilin, 170; Florence loO; St. Petersburg,
206; Dresden, 240; Brussels, 271; Vienna,
280, Copenhagen, 302: Stockholm. 3‘>4;
Paris, 402. New York, it will be seen, is
well up in the list, though u majority of
the suicides here are said to bo Germans.
Humorous,
A very precise maiden—Ettie <2uette.
A thunder storm is a high tomd affair.
A man always look6 black when he feels
blue. ,
>V hen are watches easily Blulen ? Win n
they are off their guard.
Jimmy calls accompaniments ‘bald
headed music,’ because they haven’t got
any air.
A Willamport man eight-six yeats old.in
cutting a full sot of teeth—he is a dentist.
Mao is like a piD. The slzo of the Lead j
does not indicate how sharp and [minted
be may be.
Fortune knocks once at every man's
door, but poverty walks right in with the
familiarity of city rddtions.
An exchango says clergymen would
make got d brakocnen on our railroads,
because they have done a good deal of
coupling.
‘Did the child dio under suspicious cir
cumstances ?’asked the coroner fin wit
ntt-e. ‘No, sir; it did not. It died under
the back porch.’
We are asked the question if water does
not sometimes intoxicate. It frequently
does. We have often seen barrels that
wero watertight.
•F?e a bright prospect before me,’ said
the loafer. ‘You always will have,’ re-"
marked Fogg; T don’t think you will
ever catch up to it.’
(>*car Wilde delivered a lecture on A
merica, in L indon July 9th. Tno number
of wounded and lacerated is not giveD.but
it is probably very large.
‘If I thought I was going to become
gray I should die,’ exclaimed .Mins l*rond<
fi’. And when her l.uir turned gray, she
did (lye, sure enough.
•The difference,’ said Tristem, as he
thumper! bis glass on the bar, ‘between
this glass and a locust is simply that one
is a freer mug and the other a mere bug ’
Mrs. Homespun, who has a terrible
time every morning to get her voung
brood out of their bed*, says she cannot
understand why children arc called tne
rising generation.
‘You're the plague of my |jf»- r , t
claimed an anirry husband ‘I wish the
I Old Nick bid y»'U !' -Ho I might plague
you in the next world V calmly inquired
' the wife.
Kattlcbooeaa mouth is diaflgured hy the
absence of one of hia front teeeth. Mm
little eon surprised him yeat-rday by a>.k
itur, 'Tap, why do you part your teeth in
the middle ?'
Humor baa it that ‘Pinafore’ h*a been
doce into Chin ae. I*, rbapa it runa in
lhw way i Me neble, nebh* thick ride on
blig pond/ 'Waaaee neble V ‘Ony Ml/
one thirne, flometbirne.
NCcne, f>n»ral I’irk terrace J/tlle
Johny—Oh, mot hi r, nee the atata down i
there! Mot be; In the beiivuiy firm
ament ? (tig Brother N , motber, on '
the terra firm be meant.
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Thousands die from u<irbct to properly
treat Impure Bl',od, ('onstipatjor,. |>y«
p*ia, .Malaria, Ap< pi* xv, L v< r, K Jo* y
If- art Hiaeaaea, Dr.psy, am: H*hnm icrr,
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—MANUFACTURER oF
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
WU-hci to Inform the people of Preston County that he ha* opened out a TIN SHOP
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, XINGWOOi),
KVE,» “«••««««»
I arniern and Builders wishing to obtain low and satisfactory figure* on tin and
‘hiet-iron Hoofing and BpoutiuK should give ine a call. I use nothin* but the best
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K1NG.VOOD. W. VA.
I*. A. FOX,
GHAP CASH STORE,
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NEAR THE RAILROAD,
CKATVliEUUY, WEST VIHCiLMA.
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Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats &/ Caps,
Notions,
Hoots & Mioos,
Cigars, I obacco,
Heady Made
Clothing.
Best Girtden of Flour a Specially.
Lemon* find Oranges, Bananas, Fancy Fiiiit*, Fancy Groceries. and
Confectionery con.tantly on hand.
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DEALER IN
WATCHKS AND .JEWELRY I
BEDFORD, PA.
1 “oil all makes an«l prade* of penutno
American movement Watches, in solid
S.lver and aolid (iold Ciuea, J bell no
plated or I>o^um wii<tliM of ui Kind.
I ipiaranten every Watch or piece ol
Jewelry F noil, and if not found hh r*pre
Her.ted the money will he roturded.
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College Courses. Uropa-itory Seliool.
Military Depart inent. Kx pauses |e>s
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VN It KKI.Kil, 1.1, !»., Fresidoiit.
(Continued from last week.) '*"**
How Watch Cases arc Made.
The many great improvements intro
duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Moss’
Gold \\ ati'li Case, have led to similar im
provements in the making of silver oases.
Under the ol«l methods, each part of a
silver case was made of several pieces of
metal soldered together, requiring a great
amount of cutting and soldering, which
softened the metal and gave it the pliability
of lead rather than the elasticity of silver.
Under the improved methods, each part
of the Keystone Silver Watch Case is made
of one solid piece of metal hammered into
shape. The advantages are readily appar
ent, for every ono knows that hammering
hardens the metal while soldering softens it.
To test the superiority of the Keystone
Silver \> ate It * 'asc, take ono of 3 oZ. weight,
press it squarely in the center when closed,
ami it will not give, while a case of sumo
weight of any other make will give enough
to break the crystal. The Keystone Silver
Watch Case is made only with silver cap
and geld joints.
B»ml S «*•«» illnp »„ KrTdorr Witlrh C«« Fvtnrln. rtillA.
4rlpkla, !•».,for tiaod.na* llla*tr«t»d r,a>|.t>l t thoulrg h :,w
4uat-> Hum* un i ItplMM W»:»h ( w ,n nad-.
(To l* continued.) 1
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
MACK EVICK
redpectlully announces t<* tho public
that ho had opened out a Saddlory ana
nariiOHs-’Maktng Simp lu
KINO WOOD, W. VA„
In the building formerly occupied t>v i.
\j. Cooper. iio lias ou Imiiii a tub
•dock of
YANK KK I f A UN KSS at « r,
BUGGY If A UN MSS to*.£,
SIDK SADDLKS to &
M KN’S SA 1)1)1,KS *;'» tr ).
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GO I, I A IIS
UOKSK, UK A N K UTS t„ V
I»AP ItOFRS |6 to #6.
Work put up to order In any stylo do
aired.
All kinds of repairlop neatly exoenhd
on short notice. •
Wo continne to |
act aaeollei torn fo» ;
patents, caveats, I
trade-marka, copyright*, etc.,for
the United Htatoa, and to obtain pat
ent* in Canada. England, France,
in vmimin. r.n^ianu, rranoi
Oorrnany, and all other conn trios.
Thirty ~«tx yc*ng| |
^harge for examination of m
iJge. 'Advice hy mail free.
Patents oiitainod throngh n*
a’ practieo. No
lOdbla or draw
_ -L------ .— ..gli tie aro noticed in
-bo NMKNTiriC AI*IKftHAN, which has
Ihe largest circulation, and ia tim moat inlln
intial newspaper of It* kind pnhliahedin the
•rorld. Thn ad vantages of each a notice every
5 a ton too anderatanda.
Thie largo and aplendidly illnatraUd newt
5aper ia pnhliahed W®*KL1 at fA.JIO a year,
mdia admitted to be the heat paper devoted
o no!once, meohaniea, ♦ nventioti**, cnginoerinc
ivorka, and othor departments of industrial
?rogr©M, pnhliahed in any Country. Hingla
*opfea by mail, 10 omits. Hold by’all n< w».
loalera.
Address Mnnn A (V>., pnhllahera of Helen,
iflo American 201 Itroadway, Now York.
Handbook about pate nt i mailed fVes,
••the lit WT. N. pr-narall.n.
■'■cl «i»h »nj rO»* pni/„T
Irj; »fiv lO.rir I'oimlar for dm.r*.
a'lvs work ort linen km-Hr,! r m,.
linn' m iUI, A lilplonin.
Kat.aniiahrrl an i.»ra. Moil! l.y at]
• *r»'irgi»i»,K»»C'on*rt * New* AkI*».
GRAND SERIES
EXCURSIONS
TO
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE,
LI"KAY CAVERNS,
MOUNT VEIINON
FOR HESS MONROE,
AND CTItKli POINTS CV
SceniC amd Historic
INTEREST
►FROM ALL STATION S
ON TIIE
MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES
or
PICTURESQUE B&O
At the HetnarkuL!Y-Cow Bale of
HALF FARE
Or one regular fare for t'ae "Round Trip
to Baltimore jiu l Return,
Sept. 0, ](), 11 & !;>.
TICKETS GOOD ON ALL TRAINS.
The* date of the Exea^ions will enable a ll
who participate io uttcud the nurLa of
Oriole Festivities
AT KALTTMORF.
Einbrac«*d in the lit ill inn t and unprcce
dented programme, in one night oi Un
paibllehd ,
ELECTRICAL DISPLAYS.
And and anothor night «»! Wondroua
Mystic Pageantry
IT over Ef.ualea Itn tlx© "WorldL
Oitli. Glee*.lie Ntgbt, Lord Baltimore}
will HI rive ill the H nr hi r of Baltimore up
•none 'film fit ot steamers »II .at, and
ve hioli ill litei-v. ly in.- a |>| za of nltcirictl
iiii.;n:t ii< u. Thu royal Steamer will bo
• mt-u up tho lisrbor by from sixty to
• it.! iv u,g boats, f< ur abreast, hiuI pucIi
• ■ rriii g i ii ctiic Ughtu in vmnous colon*.
I' o id nil sines of tin; iiHro r i'’iru-\Voiks in
gn.-.Hi pi- ft hii.ii will bo discharged iroru
*l,M'i 1 bnrg) b stain mil tor such purpose,
tiini i he sp' ctacle ub a whole whibc <iuuu
f !'• Criifljb (1 oi e.
Arrivii g in the city, Lord Baltimore,Ms
Cornier*, Household and Officers wid bo
••Me rit'd to Hu- City Kbit by a most uovi 1
Military P-iradc—n thousa'd s< 'Idlers cov—
i i.il *i 1> E.cctric L gins in different col
ors ; Imr*. h with oh cirical plumes, sod the
vmu 1 ri \ presentii-g a tc ue simply lu
ll. srr;l>
Cri PAGlANT NIGHT
noth< r n in ukable Bpcct *ole wll! bo wit.
n 8h.iI, Kim etTi cts produced in v.-r before
Hticnipifil to any oily of the wo>|,|.
Ilf pi r nil* w i -1 Ik* the c re not hi in ex—
'i nt Known in ifit; hihti /y nijhtio, pa
geantry. Tiif cmiumee, wll eoimly now,
Aort: made in l*.ns, and beyond all coni
paiisou iIk- finest ever imp- r.» ti, tins
tVMin ry Tno unpaiail Ik! .un _r of 40
I Me o Floala v. ill be in line, and will tio
< r.'-r ai d mor* imposing in <-<ni6tiuc'i>-n
liiin i Ver b» lore i.i own. S unu concep—
li.-it i.t the mu sung ex lent <f the pageant
may in- gin md Ironi the Pot that up
A-ir ls. t ihirieun hundred men, two liun
•Iru.. aid th r y horses, h.x bunds, and six
luiiulr . c i red 1 gilts ate r. qulred to
P'-' -' il upon tin- sin. eta.
N - u.h»i (c w>ll be made in the u.-mul
it ■ i
V •
OIIHI :..! • • Inp in , 11ti»;r city, the Brill
m i. i i! (/,.).. »niitiir-g
! T J’TY-M I v. I 'Ti: TIIA INS
Letween tie two cities. Trains run at
hast every hour
OIJ» l*()|\T COMFORT
A.NO
FORTRESS MO ROE
Am about < in night’s sail from Bultimore
at Washingtoi u M .golfli eat dieanu rs,
ursiobKiB i l.ni emg can take the
l»)> liiue Su. m> rP ,t lialtim-ir'j, witness
Hie gram1 i ] c t. ,c I >.nr| pyrotechnic 1 dia.
I'Ui) in the h>t I or, arrive at O il Point
< ii.tort and Portress Monroe early the
following nioimug, -p. od the iluy anil be
b rl. Id Bilt.rror. again bright ami early
1' ‘ '' r,)" H “I the night ol the great
► IIC P.guilt.
MOUNT VERNON
j 'hut a f. w hours' ride on the historic
I toniHC from Wa*hirg'..n. Splendid
•Shaun rs h aving every morning and re
lurnlng <*u i' g the afternoon.
i U A 1 C A \ E UNH,
TLd mi t f®,nous of all the subterranean
w<in«|«-f«t (»t »he c ountry. are readily wi»h
in h day's lime tr< m V\ ishirigton or Hilti
more 8,acini fExcursion Train?,
m km« lhe round trip, with four hours nr
lu c.rernt which are now lighted
t »«ii by K t*c;lrici'y.
W A S If f N f; TON,
Kvcr a plain if gr< nt« s' Interest to all
n v«r looks more beautiful to the eye or
offirainoit inducement* for a vital than
uuriiur the lovely wt at her always the rule
i ' H* nil* r. The H. tSc () 19 thn only
ihreci line from the VV. nt to Washington,
ai.d the < lily line, limning
I' I FT V-M INF T K Til AI N H
RKTWRrif
WASHINGTON & l’.A timoue.
No Mich an opportunity for a visit to
tie mist Attractive cent e« of Interest m
th< hist ami 8 tutli has been « (Tend for
years *s these