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THERIA SCARLET FEVER.
rr.Teiitlonnml ltr.trlotlon of ThMoftrrtilif'
HfbUrfl Itnpnrtnnt Clrculnr Issued by
tlli- Ohio Hlntn Ilnsnl of Health.
Dlplitherln Is often n most malignant
nnd (fatal tllsenso, and each year causes
tnanydoaths In our Stats. Tor this na
tion, ami that It Is to n largo oxtout a, pro
Ycnfnblo disease, the Btato Hoard of Health
havo' issued this doenment, hoping to dis
seminate among tho peoplo such facts
known about Iho disease, ns may restrict
Its sircad nnd prorent Its occurronro.
Dlplithorln Is n contagious and Infectious
tll.onsrVniid tbo strict obsorvnnco o( the
folloKliiR rulos and precautions are urged
upon all nbomay come In contact with It,
1. When n clillil has tore throat with
ferer, and especially when diphtheria Is
turnout, In tho neighborhood, It should bo
kopt apart front others until n rompotout
Iuiysicinn uas uotorminou ic is not uipu
herla.
2. Wlion n person Is known to bo sick
wlt1dlpht1icrln no should Immediately lie
separated from nit others, oxceptlng Ills
ntlendauta, nnd reniored to a room which
should bo specially prepared for his occu
pancy. 3. This room should bo propnrod by ro
morlng from It nil superfluous ftirulttire,
carpets, extra clothing, books, wltnlnw cur
tains, and nil other similar nitlcles not
needed in tho room. It should he ns lo
moto ns possible, from the family looms
preferably. In tho upper story and caro
should bo tnkon to socuro an nbundnnco of
fresh nlr, without exposing the patlout to
dlrectdrnfta.
4 A enrd n Itli "Dlj Jitherla" on It In largo,
plain lettetsbhimld be placed in n conspio
nous position on the house in whlrli thorn
is a person slqk with tho disenso. No child
should bo allowed to outer Iho liotl-n.
ft. No ono should bo admitted to tho sick
room, except tho necessary nuises and at
tendants u. No food or drink which lias boon In
tho sick t com should bo pnt taken of by tho
noil. Tho dishes can led lu should bo
washed separately.
7. Under no circumstsnees should tbo
bed clothes or tho patient's body linen bo
mixed with tho other soiled doming, or bo
ndmlod tn thogoneinl wash, without be
ing Hist thoroughly disinfected
t. 11 persons iccororing fiom dlpli
thcilaaro dangerous, nnd should not be
pcmlttol to nttend school, chui eh, or nny
pnlillp assembly until, in tho judgment of
a enrofill pliysiclnn, thoy aio no longer a
source of cniitJgiou.
0 No public funeral should bo bold of
nnr vrKn rlviurr of tllnhtherln In no
enso should any child bo permitted to
attend. '
nsivrrcTinv.
MT1 oji n case of dlplithotla occurs, lot tho
follomiKc disinfectant solutions ba pro
pared at on ceo :
tiotunm .V. 1. Dissolvo chlorhls of llmo,
of tlm best quality, in soft water, lu tho
pioportion of four ounces lo tho gallon.
kotnlfon .Vol?, Dissolve sulphata of Iron
(known also ns copporns) lu hot wntcr, In
tbo proportion of two pounds to tho gnllon.
(It has been demonstrated that copporas
Is not properly a disinfectant. It is nn ex
cellent antlseplc, uriestlug putrefactive
decomposition, but doos not dostroy tho
vitality1 of diso-iso germs or tho Infecting
ponorof materlnl containing thorn. Honco
it must uot bo substituted for Solutions No.
1 or No. 3.)
Jtnlen for Dtntnfectlon, 1. Tho discharges
from tho throat, mouth nnd noso nro or
cocdinRlv poisonous nnd should bo recolred
on toft cloths, nhicb must bo immoltntely
burnod or immersod iu Solution No. I.
2. Tho discharges from tho kldnoys nnd
bowels and romttcd matters, are also dan
gerous, nnd should be iccoirad In a vessel
containing Solution No. 1, Itctain lu tho
vessol fifteen minutes, whon tho contents
mny .safely bo thrown into tho wntor
closet or pi Ivy vault,
R. The soiled clothing, bed linen, towels
etc., should at once, bsforc being cnrrlo 1
from tho sick room lu placod In boiling
water and boiled for thirty minutes If,
for nny reason, this can uot bo dono, thoy
may bo soaked lu tho following solution:
.Solution' Vi. X Dissolvo corroslvo sublt
xnatolnhot wntor, in tho proportion of tnn
ounces to tho gnllon. Label poison, and
keep in n wooden or earthen vossol.
Tako two Hold ounces, or n balf-tescup-ful
of this solution to oun. gallon of svnter,
nnd lot tho articles to ba disinfected be
thoroughly soaked In this, icmalulng Im
mersed nt least tss o hours: they may thon
bo wrung out nnd sent to tho swish.
4. Tho body of n porson who has dlod
of diphtheria should lie washed ssith So
lution No 1 ami wrapped in n sheet wet
with tho same. The bo ly should bo burled
nt once, nud in no caso should bo exposed
to view.
5 Aftor death or recovery of tho sick,
tho room, furnltnro, nnd other contonts
not to bo destroyed, must bo thoroughly
dislnfocted.
i. It Is best to burn all articles which
hnve been In contact with tho poraan
Those too valuable to dostroy may bo
treated as follows:
b. Allnrtlclcs which can be wnshod may
bo treated according to Hulo 3, under Dls
lufcctidn. c. Clothing nnd bedding which enn not
bo washed may In disinfected by exposure
to dry boat for three or four hours A
tomperaturo of 2.10 Tab. must bo main
tained during this time, nnd the nrtlclos
freely exposed, I. c, not folded or arranged
In pilospr bundles,
.. The room and nil articles In It, which
can not bo trcatod by either of the above
methods, must bo thoroughly f umlgatod.
n. The contonts of tho room should bo so
nrrnugo I ns to expose tho gieatost amount
of surface to tho notion of tho disinfectant
Heavy woolen clothing, silks, furs, stuffed
bed covers nnd similar nrtlclos, should bo
bung up in the room nud pockets tinned
inside out. l'illows, mattresses, upholstered
furnituro, etc., must be cut open nnd tho
contonts inroad out for fumigation.
Carpets aro best fumigated nu the floor.
After tiuulgutionr-tliea-aitI('los must nil
lie hiin in tho npon air nud thoioughly
bentcn and shaken.
b To disinfect n room by fumigation,
proceed as follows:
. Close tho nnaitment as completely ns
possible, stopping nil openings through
which tho gas might escape, 'thoroughly
dampen the floor, walls, and furnituro.
b. For a room nbout ten feet sipinre,
take tin co. pounds nt sulphur, broken Into
smnll fragments. Tor larger looms use n'
proportionately lnrgernmountot mlphur.i
rut it Into nn iron pau, and to avoido dan
ger fromJflre, support tho pan on bricks
placed in a tnb containing a few Inches of
water. Moisten the. sulphur with alcohol
and setonflro, being careful not to "breathe
the fumes of tbo burning sulphur. When
certain tho sulphur Is burning well, Icavo
the room, closj tbo door, and nllow- Iho
room to be tightly close I for seveial hours.
c. Open all tho windows nud air Iho
room tliotougbly for several hours. If tho
wall and .ceilings ure papered, remove the
iinporaud bum it. Iho floor, walls, call
ing, wooden furniture, otc , should bo
thoroughlywashed witbasolutlonmndeby
adding two pints of Solution Nn. .'I to four
gallons of water. Allow this to remain on
tor twenty-four hours, nnd then scrub
thoroughly with soap nud hot water.
U. Iho house and premises generally
should bo put In tho cleanest condition pos
sible, and every means taken to secure puro
nlr and puro dilnkiug water.
10. Cellars, prjvioi, cess pools, water
closets dialns, sewers, etc, should be fto
quently and llborally treated with Solution
No. 2.
Tbo foregoing methods of disinfection nro
applicable In all contagious diseases.
If Solution Ho. 1 is objectionable on ac
count of tho odor of the chloride of llinu.
an equally efllcleut disinfectant, to be mod
In the samo wiy, may be mado by nddiug
oun pint of Solution No. U to ono gallon of
water. It is necessary to leave It a longer
time at least an hour in contact with the
material tobedistufected.
Label all solutions of corrosive subllmato
poitoiit
FnEVENTJVB MEASURES.
1. Avoid the contaglum of tho dissaso
Especially should children bo guarded
against contact wjtb nny thing which has
been nearonesick with the disease.
2. Bo careful of books, toys, cats and
dogs which may Imro been handleJ by a
diphtheria patient.
3. It any one visits such a caso, be
should bathe, disinfect and change his
clothing before going where there are chil
dren. 4. Beware of anyone with a sore throat;
do not kiss such u person, or drink from
tbo same cup or put anything Into your
mouth he may bare handled.
fi. When diphtheria Is piesent In your
neighborhood bewaie of taking children
to crowded assemblies Iu unrentilated
rooms.
u. nee that your bouse, cellar and yard
are kept perfectly clom, and your living
nnu sleeping rooms are stoii YsuiiiaiGii,
Cleaullness, puro air and iiura water ore
the three great foes of tills disease.
To the iiublio lUese rule, may teem nu
merousuud, peiuapg, unimportant, but tlio
btate Hoard of Health would not Le doing
Ut whole duty it It fulled to polut out the
best possible menus known of leitrlctlug
uud preroutlur; tbli dioad disease.
MOAItMiT J'liWilt.
Hcarlet ferer, alio called scarlatina, tear
Jettaeb tanker ru.li. etc., is a dangerous,
contagious disease of farmore linpoitance
In ourHtuto, owinic to Its frequently, thuu
either mall pox or cuoloru.
'J be coiitsgiutn or poison of scarlet ferer
guipasses that of any other oruptlre ferer,
except ftmall'Pox, in iu tenacious uttauu
raeut to objects and Iu portability to dis
tant localities.
'I he poison may lotalu Itsinfectlng prop
erties for months uuloss destioyed by
jMj9ruiiiMeubiuu
It Usually attacks children under ten
year, of age, hence the grout Impoituuco
fpreTfutlugcljWry'i'ouil)eli;pojeil '
to tho itlsonso. Tho latest orldencs Indi
cates that scnrlot fever never origin,
ntos from any tellurlo or ntmnspherlo
Inllucnce, but Is nlnays dus to a speclllo
principle or contaglum, In other words
scarlet fover can only occur by Infection
from n pro existing else of Iho same dis
ease. Countries bare boon free from It for
coututtos till Imported by commerce. In
view Of this fact, tho great llnoni tntleo of
Isolation, quniantlno nnd disinfection In
preventing tho spread of tho dlsoaso, Is
beyond iiuostloni From wnht of proper
precautions In this lespoct, It not Intro.
I'l.'UltllllUIII. Ill 11111 ll'3FUlb. Ill Mil, llllll"
qilontly happens tint scarlot foror will
niintK sucessivoiy a jnrgo lamuy oi cnu
droit. It Is belloved thnt by tho strict ob
sorranrn of thu follow lug rules audi eguln.
t Ions this disenso may be greatly restricted
In our Htotol
1, Wliou n child lias soro throat nnd
foror, nn 1 especially when scarlet fover Is
present In tho neighborhood, It should Im
niQillntoly bo separated fiom others until n
physician has seen it, nud determined
whottier It has scarlet loror.
'J When n porson Is known to bo sick
with this disease, no matter how lljht the
attack may appear to bo, ho should Im me
diately bo Repainted from nil otheis ox
coUllig his nttendants, and temnvodtoa
room specially prepare 1 for lilt) bccupinry.
:i 'lids room should bo piopaiod by
removing from It all stiporlluous fur
nlluio, cnipots, oxttn clothing, books,
etc.; In shoit, orpry thing not nbsolutoly
tieodod for tho rohifort of too sick, or tho
courenloiice of tho nttoudnnts All closets
connected with tho loom should bare
eror thing lomorcd fiom thorn.
J. Tho ruomxhould bo largo, preferably
iu tho upper stury, nnd ns far lomoved
fi mil the fnuiily rooms ns possible
n. 'Iho lust means for disinfecting n sick
room is to securo nu nbundanco of fresh
air. Tho pstlout, liowover, must not bo
exposed to dlroct drafts, and this csn bo
nvidded by lilting boneatb tho lower win'
dow-snsh nstilpot boarl n fow Inchos in
width.
0 Otherchlldion of tho family, not af
fected may be sent to somn placo whoro
tlipruarono chlldieu, or otheis liable to
tako tho disease; but their clothing should
hovo had no contact with tho pntiont, or
should bo disinfected, and thoy should ro
mnlii npai t from tho public for a period of
two wcoks.
7 rrlonds should not bo nllowod to visit
tho patfont. and no ono shout 1 bondnillted
q the sik room oxcont tho nurse nud hoc
essaiy attoiulants. No child must bo ill
Iunod to enter tho house. "
8. A cnid with "Scirlot l'oror" on It
should bo placed In a conspicuous position
on thehoiiso orpiemlses In which there is
s pnr4on sick with tho disease,
i The sfttudaiits should wonr only suoh
clothing nn enn I.o waehnd, nud should Loop
thouisolves nnd thoir pxttaut poifcctly
clean. Kspoclally shouhl thoy guard
ngnlpstnU"r!ig ILo dnoiiarKjl frtni tho
patient to ixMiiniii on their hands, which
should bo fiuqueutly washed In n disinfect
ant solution.
II). 1 ood or dilute nliMi has boon In tho
stck-iooin should not bo thrown In tho
swill barrel, it should bo cared for In tho
samo manner us tho discharges of the
pntiont,
11. All cups, glasses, spoons, otc, usod
iu tho sh k-rooiu should no washed sepnrnto
from tho other dlshos, and should roinalu
somo time, in boiling n iter.
1.'. Towels bod-clothos, tho patient's
body linen, otc, should not bo inlxod with
the other soiled clothing, or bo ndmttlod to
tho gonoinl wash without being first thor
oughly dlsluicctod.
II All persons rocoyoilng from scnrlot
ferer aro diiugernus, nud should nut bo
permitted to nttend school, church, or
other public assembly, nor allowed to play
with other children, llioy nro sources of
contagion so long ns any pooling or scaling
of tho skill continues, and must bo kopt
secluded until this process is fully com
pleted. 14 A public fuuornl must not bo hold of
nny ono dying f I om this dlsesso, and in no
caso should any child bo permlttod to nt
lend. Newspupar uotlcos of such dcntlis
should distinctly st ito that the decoased
diod of scarlot fover.
inircCTio"J.
Whon n case of scarlot f sver occurs let
the follun lug disinfectant solutions bo p;o
parod at once:
lutliilloii .Vn. .Dissolve chlorido'of llmo,
of tho best quality, in soft water, In tho
proiiortlon of four ounces to the gnllon
(It has been demonstrated that coppoiasli
not piopeily a disinfectant. It is nu ex
cellent uulfs'.ptlo, ni testing ptttrefnctlvo
decomposition, but doos not destroy tbo
vitality of dlJoaso genuior the Infecting
rower of material (oiitalnlng thorn
lenco It must not bo substituted for Solu
tions No. 1 or No. 2.)
boltttlon .Vo i Dissolve corrosivo subli
mato In hot wator, in tho proportion uf
two ounces to tho gallon, nnd add ono
drnchtu of pounitngnnnto of potash to each
gallon to give color to tho solution.
1 1 he dischai ges from tho throat, mouth
and nose mo oxtiemoly dangerous, and
should bo locelvod on soft cloths (hnndkor
chlofs should not bo used) which must bo
Immediately burned or immorsod in Solu
tion No, 1
2. Vomltod mattors, discharges from tho
bonels, kidneys, oes ours and bkln, nro
also daugoi ous, nnd should bo trontod as
above, or bo directly recoivod in a vessel
containing n pint or more of Solution No.
1. Ritnlu in tho vessel thirty minutes,
when the contonts may bo Uirowu in tbo
wator closot orprlvy-vanlt,
.1. Tho mi tlcios of skin thrown off from
tho patient's body nro supposed to be fre
quent curriors of tho contaglum nud, un-les-i
countermanded by the physician, tho
body should bo fiequently nuoiutod with
vnsellne, nil, otc, which prevents their
dissemination. t
4. Tho sollod clothing, bed linen, towels,
etc , should nt onco bo plnco 1 in boiling
water nud bollc 1 thirty minutes. It this
can not bo done iu the sie'e room, they
should be placed immediately iu u. solution
prepared by mlding n bait tencupftil of So
lution No. X to one gallon of water; or in
tlioRatno prupoition for larger quantities.
Allow them to romniu In the solution at
Joasttno hours; thoy may then bo wrung
out and sent to the laundi y.
5. '1 ho body of a perou who has died of
scarlet fover should bo washed srltb Solu-i
tion No. 1 nud wi aliped in n shoot wet
with tho same. Tho body should bo buried
nt once, nud in no caso should bo oxposed
to view. .
7. After death or rocovory of tho sick,
tho room, furniture, nnd other contonts
not to Im destroyed, must be thoroughly
sllslufectod.
n, It Is best to burn all articles which
hnve been in contact with tho person,
fhoso too vnluablo to dostroy, may bo
treated as follows:
0. All articles which can be washed may
bo trontod according to Itulo 4, under Sls
fnfectfonr r
7. The room nnd all nrtlclos In it,, which
can not bo treated by either n( the above
motho Is, must bo thoroughly fumigated..
a. The .contents of tho loom should be
so ai ringed ns to oxposo the greatest
'niuouut of surfneo to tho nctlon of tho dis
infectant. Heavy wooleu clothing, silks,
furs, Stuffod bed covers nnd similar aitl
clos, should bojulng up In the loom and
pockot3 turned Insido out Fillow;?, mat
tresses, upholstered furniture, otc. must bo
cut open and tho contents spread out for
fumigation. Carpets aro best fumigated
on tho floor. Aftor fumlgntloj, theso arti
cles must nil bo Uuiig lu tho open air and
thoroughly boaten and shaken.
rilEVltNTIS. B MKASUnPS.
1. Avoid tho contaglum of tbo disease.
Kspoclally should children bo proveute.1
from going near n enso of scarlot fovor,1- or1
fiom coming In contact with nny thing
which has beeu near ouo sick with this dls
oaso. 2. lie careful of books, toys, cats and
dogs which may haro been bnudlcd by a
scnilet foser pntiont. The disease basbocn
spread by circulating libraries; picture
books having been taken therefrom to
amuse the pntiont, and returned without
being disinfected.
n. uno recovering trom tins aisoaso
should not be permlttod to minglo with tho
publlo until bo and bis clothing hare boon
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
4. No child coming fiom a homo contain
ing a case of scarlet fover, should bo
allowed to attend school oi other publlo
assembly, nud nliould bo prevented from
plfljlug with other chlldron.
e. Any ouo aiming from such n bouse
should bulhe, disinfect nnd change bis
clothing beforo going where thero aro chil
dren. 0. Ilewaro of nny ono with a soro throat;
do not allow your chlldron to ba kissed by
such it peisou, or to diink from the samo
cup.
7. When scarlet fever Is present In your
community do not take children to
crowded assemblies In unventllated rooms,
8 Boo that your house nnd premises aro
perrectiy cioau. 1.001c to your couars,
sowers, cess pools, sinks nud water closets,
and nllowno decnylngunitnol nraogetablo
matter to poison tbo utmospboro of your
dwelling.
To those who fall to appreciate tho ssrl
oui naturo of tills disease theso ru'os may
seem numerous, nnd. perhaps, uuliiiport
uut, l'lurentlnn Is better than cure, nnd
the Stuto Uoanl of Health lits piosented
tho best possible moans known of lostrict
lug nud preventing the spread of scat let
fover. '
!
Tho fii? Irco lini nlwnya boon mso
dated wllli tho vino nn nu niiililom of
lic.icu mill plenty. A yotm lady nks
whv lliu milt is men counted us com
lut'.itlyoly wortliloii In Ilia common
uxiiicKiuin, "I (lim't onto n llg" for tho
object, tluscrlbcil. This Is llgo or llco,
not u fin It. but n Illllp oraiiniiof tho
(Inrairf. Thu Itnlhm fnr lo lleho to
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C0illcniillli)U8OXUCSSloil ew ouoii ujati.
wifwyo UtrutUt
USEFUL ANp SUQQESTIVE.
--AtllioNovrllnmpsliIro AprlonUiirnl
Polloao tlioy ntnko btitlor for thobtoiKs
tntt utilo from tlm milking of tho samo
morning. ,,
A cup of llmo-wnlor In tho milk fci
lornlvoa Issrtld to bo rtn excellent pro
Vcnilvo sit scours nnd bqwcl disunsus,
N. 1'. 1'tmcs. '
Slioop will cat more, bo nioro con
tented nnd thrive bi tier on n new than
nnd old rnnpo. Fraiiicnt tlmutro of
inngo for them Is Important. Albany
Journal, '
In tho linrvcst field fitrnicrs work
on tho olfilit-hour system, but they man
nco to sipieoii) In Hixtooit litmis n tlny-r-eight
hours beforo nnd olglil hours niter
dinner. Ilosloit HiraUl,
Tho cofloo treo Isnn ovorgropn, nnd
grows from eight to thlriy foot high,
commencing lo benr lu thrco or four
onrs, nud continuing to benr fiom
seventy-llvo to ono hundred yents.
It Is easy (o prescribe method for
Iho orndlcnllons of weeds, but they
count for untight nntl prnctlea gives
them cllcct, nnd thero nro too tunny
fiu'iners who lcjt them grow nnd thrive
unheeded, thereby ptodticlng seeds lo
thwart tho eflorts of others who try lo
keep their Inutls elbnn. N, E. t mcr,
Dr. 1'rnnels lltldgo, Stuto Vct
orlunrlnn of l'ennsylv.atilii, srtjs this dls
ouse, tubi'tculosls, Is Iho most to bo
dt ended of nny of tho ill'Cnsi s to which
cntllo nro subject, bccalo It Is not ery
dutigorotis to tho nulmnl, but is liabla
to bo trnnsmllted Ihroiigh Iho milk lo
thu human family who consume It.
Dried cr.ib npplo plot When tho
npplcs mo cut for dijing, n part of tho
skin should bo left on. Lino n pit) tin
with crust, nnd put Into it ouo tencupftil,
of white siigur, ink with It ono table
sioonful ofllottr, lottndcd a Utile; ndd
ono toaettpful of dried cr.ah Inpples, ono
of wntcr, nnd n fuiv bits of bulter. l'ut
on top crust nnd bnko. 'Toledo Made.
llgg Illsctiits: Ono imnrt of pre
pared Hour, n tnblespoonful of lard nnd
Hi ico ns miich butter, n tea'poonTul of
salt, two cups of milk, the oiks of tiio
eggs, bentcn light, fattlt tho Hour nnd
t-ift It twleu in n bowl, rub In tbu shbrt
ening thoroughly nnd lightly; tnWjolks
and milk togctHer tfnd pour Into a' hole
In tho llonr, work into paste avlth as
llttlo handling ns possible; toll into a
sheet half'nn inch Uiiek; cut into round
cakes nnd bake in a (loured pan. Kat
hot. lloiton JJudgct.
"Ah happy ns a pig In clover" has
passed into a proicrb for nbundanco of
Iho best feed, lu fact, howuvcr.though
cloycr is good for pigs,, it is poor dc
pondonco for main lecd. Tho nlg's
stomach Is not capacious, and to do its
best it needs more conccntiatcd food
than incut other stock. Iu tho pen,
however, tho pig's feed is npt to ho too
concentrated nnd too heating. With a
lttnatcloicr, enough u III bo oaten to
ntoperly distend tho stomach nnd enn
Llo the animal to bcttir dicost grain
than It could if fed nothing else. .AT. 1".
Tribijtic.
Hats and mice aro very dcstritctivo
In corn cribs. Thoy may bo kopt out
foroier by elevating tlio ciib on po-ds
tlility-sW inches from tho ground and
capped with a tin pan. When tho mlco
try lo run up tho post thoy meet tlio
piojeclltig tin nnd cm go no farther.
If caro is taken neier lo bring nny mlco
iu wagons with tho coin, tho crib may
be kopt clear of lermm indefinitely. Of
com so tlio crib should bo at sulllcicnt
d stance from other buildings, trees or
fences on which mieu might climb and
then jump on tho sido of tho crib.
Western Jlural.
SMALL FRUITS.
ltuw Young riints nnd Hushes Can bo
M filtered Must Successful!).
I notice that tho demand for, small
fruits is constantly increasing. This is
especially Iho caso in tlio AVest and
Notth wheio Iho natural conditions pro
not tho most faioiab a to treo growth.
I nm daily recoiling orders fiom Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota
nud Minnesota. Most of theso orders
aro for smal fruits, such ns blackber
ries, raspbotiics, gooseberries, currants,
grnpes and tho hko.
Tho freight or cvprcss" charges on
suck smairstock being ery light, tho
distance enters but little into consider
ation. Many small ordcts can ho safe
ly tilled by mail, by which medium it
coals no moro to transpo t ono thousand
miles than it does ten. Ill- tho lisn of
damp moss nnd oiled paper, smallr or-f
tiers can uo iianuicu very cncnpiy nnu
safely by mail.
lint w hat 1 ii ished to- .speak of par
ticularly Is tho method' of ivinteting,
j oung small ftuit plants nnd bushes.
1 do not iind fall planting of fruit trees
successful as a l iilo. Kvou supposing
thoy make a liio of it, which is not at
nil cci tain, I sco no gain In the fall
planting. Tho plants can do no moro
than to sustain themselves through tho
winter. -They nro in tlio ground ready
lor tho earliest spiing growth, nnd that
I think, is nil that can bujsrtid of-tho
fall planting. I Iiko to hnio ticcsnnd
plants start early in tho sin insr, iind I
.novur find any difficulty in'startlng
inem. i nnu mat many piauiers'iva t
until about corn-planting time that tlio
fiottnd may bo iu good condition. Now
am i cry much ntidictodtotho practico
of planting trees in thu mud, oftentimes
iu tho first mud of spring, especially
with ovorgrcens; I beliovo in having
thorn planted early.
To jio oaily spring planting, tho trees
must bo on hand, bmnll fruits that nro
lo bo planted next tprmgshouUl bp pur
chased this fall, and burio 1 or stored in
cellar oior winter, that thoy may bo on
hand for the ciirhoit spring planting.
Young troos and roots can bo safely
kept ill a co.lnr by burling tho roots iu
sand or moss. Molt nut eri men now
practico this method largoly in carrying
over a stock that will bo wanted for
southern trade, beforo their nursorics
aro thawed out sulliciontly to tako di
rectly from thoi p. llolli deciduous ami
evergreen i arictlcs can bo safely handled
iu this nay.
, It often happens that thoso who pur
chase oi agents in tno wimor, lor spring
ddllvory, do not get thoir trooi and
plants until tlio season Is fur luhanco I.
litis is often fatal. Unless thoy can get
established before Iho dry. hot wo tlier
tomes on, thero Is but lit'tlo hopo of car
rying them through tho summon Tho
first hummer is moro to bo dreaded than
tho first winter. I Unci.
All small fruits that nro already
p'anted should bo laid down nnd cov
ered for winter. Currants nnd goose
berries, perhaps, cold m need this,
blackberry and raspberry ennos will
often liio through without, but to bo
lafo should bo covered; not too early,
howoitr. It Is not tho frees ng Hint
hurts them. It Is 'tho long-continued
lUtcrnato thawing nnd freelug that
plays Iho mischief. A good, haid ftoozo
before thoy nro colored will do good
tutiier than damage. The mlco will
fuivo uo chanco to work about tho roo a
if tlio ground is well fioen bofoio Iho
covering is laid on. It often happens
that tho tops and stems nro gnawed
where tho ground s so projected that it
can not fieeo. Tho mice than have
unlimited ratigu nud chanco to burrow.
In bending over stems and canes It is
n good plan lo put n shoielftil or two of
cat Hi up nt thu foot befoto bonding,
that they need not bo sharply bout, hut
will linvo something to lay over. A 1 1
tle.cnt Ih should nlso bo used lo weigh
tho tops down. Tho balanco of the
covering may bo of pitrtJeJly-rottid
manure. Aftor Blrawborry-bods hnin
frocn slightly thoy mny bo oovored
with straw. Ovr, American garden,
PEnsiA.N, sronY-TELLEns.
A Country Where Modern rnelry Is Ho
splsed nnd Ancient Lore Is Venerated,
Tho slory.loller Is another groat Tor
slntf Institution. Tlio Persian Is by nn
tttio ntut Inclination n stOry-lotlcr, nnd
hero j oil will still find tho gift, of,
Idiarpilng rocUal, of graceful, nnfmatq,
goslure, of wcli-modulntetl voicol such
ns you will soaroh lu vain for clso
M'horo. 011 a publlo squaro, on tho
ruins of somo dcsorlcd houses, on tho
16ps of a, largo mosfpto, tlio story
teller will plain himself nnd begin, With
sonoroiis volco and sweeping arms, n
tula fiom tho Arabian Nights, from
Tutsla's legondary history, from tho
gieat national poets, or ho will rcoito.
Iti n voloo vibrating with tho emotions
ho spoaks of, pago nflor pagd from
Hall, Saadl or Djollnl-IMdln IttimcO.
lo wilt do tills In sucliJt way ns to In
tensilly Interest Ills nttdtence. quickly
formod, sp Hint llioy nro as much ov
cllod nilil Inloreslyil ns tho Sultan was
In ydieheraailo's tnlcs, when ho, like
her, breaks oil Ihfl tfircnlt, to'b9 taken
ut) nfter tho1 collfcctlon IilsliSslstAtits
mnkoiwlth tlitj "kueshklmll" (hollowed
cocoanut) has yielded what ho deems'
his tllic.i
Somo of theso fellows, luicgard,
ragged, thoir cheeks hollowed by too
illicit "bhrngn (hasheesh smokin';),
nro natural poets, men of gifts, but
there is no other channel for thorn to
get lid of tho divlno nlllatus, for
modern poetry is despised In l'ersla,
and tho poet of tho present Is oirn
wmso olT in I'orsU to d ly than in tho
dnjs of ilnll, who was also oftou near
staivrltihn point.
'I liu "ioulcis" aro n peculiar kind of
people alwnis in alliance andon terms
of inllinnoy iilth tho story-tellers,
Thoy aro jugglers, slolglil-of-hand jier
foiniors, clowns, iirio-lightcrs, etc.,
nro vory qunrrelsotne, nro nearly all
unliclioicrs nnd uthoisls', and hall
gcnornlly from Shlraz, Varsistnn and
tho whole south of I'oriia. They aro
tramps, noi'cr marry, let thoir hair
giotv, eatry alwais Iho "khnndsliar"
(curved d ipgcr, eighteen Inches long)
in llinir "kninorbilud" (belt) nnd nro
cpilck to tako ollenso nnd light. Thoy
aro nlwajn up to mischief, secretly
oxoltoVcvoltR and big lights. -and are
in for anything which will giin them
nclinnco'to spill blood. Trom their
ranks generally tho professional rob
hors and thieves graduate, nnd thoir
sttolllng 1 f o maktsit dilllcult for the
nutlioiitles to keqp track of them ot
arte St thorn wdion they havo dono soma
big deed of diirknosss. Wolf Von
fSctierbrand, in San Francisco Chronicle
m .
COSTLY WOODS.
riuo Spcclliions of I renrli Wnlnut ITIdeh
Hold ut Tno Centsa Pound.
"Tho linost and costliest wood Im
ported to this country is French wal
nut," said n Ilrookl) u lumber dealer
toarepotter. "Tho demand for lino
noods is increasing ycaily. Walnut,
which Is supposed lo bo imported from
I'tancc, in reality eomes from tlio Orien
tal countues. It ts vory otpenstvo nnd
mil bear no wasting. Of course many
imitations of tlio wood aro in tho mar
ket, but they can quickly bo detected
by tlio expert, llxnensivo and lino
woods come to this country in logs.
Tho logs mo first placed iu cellars
whero they mo subjected to tho action
of steam until thoy become quito soft.
Thoy nto then placed under the sharp
est kind of a,.knifo nnd"shaied off into
thiuk or thin slices, wlllqh oi er may bo
doslicd. 1'or veneers tho sheets thus
flhniod nro 1-175 of nn inch in width.
His only when tho wood is soft and
pliable that tho sh ning proooss can bo
ctnricd out. If thu wood was cold
anil hard it would bo imposslblo to
shavo it into the thin pieces desired.
Tho eMicmcly thin sheets aro used for
pictuia frames."
"What is tho valuo of Trench wal
nutP" "i'ino specimens of tlio wood havo
como as high as two dollars a pound.
Kbonv-is, porhaps, ileaily ns costly as
French walnut. It often brings as
much ns thrco hundred dollais a ton,
that is, of course, proiiding tho wood
Is of tho Iin,cst quality. livo dollars a
pound Is often asked" nnd lcccivcd for
exceptionally lino pieces. Rosewood
and mahogany nro popular woods and
nto alwais in demand. Tho best ma
hogany conies from San Domingo,
ltosewood is woith from thrco to six
cents n pound. For choice cnbinet
iroik impelled woods nro tho best, but
m my pioces of f iii nituro nro mado from
nallie woods such as ash, maplo nnd
black walnut. In many houses of tho
wealthy. Into importcd'woods arc used
for llooiing. Ktponslvo? Well, yes,
but men don'tjhjurotho cost when tho
tilings tlfoy pay "for "beautify their
homes. Many BrooklynUes whom 1
might nnmo liam whole floois covered
with p intuit work or". wood flooring.
Tills kind of flooring is well enough in
summer, but in winter, it is vory cold.
Such kind of flooring make i halls and
vestibules very nttractjyo,'" Brooklyn
Eagle. Vi
Mushroom Poisoning.
"r- V
Dr. II. Handford points out that tho
distinction betivoon odiblo and poison
ous fungi is dillicult,",color and general
njipeaianco not bojug at all sulllcicnt.
Two species of Aqaricus, muscarius nnd
rubcceni, lo-emblp each others but tho
first is vliulontly poisonous,' tho other
cdiblo. A. imiscaiiui is red with white
spots. A. rulesccns is brown with white,
snots. Occasionally tho former is found
with a brown top. Most poisonous
fungi havo n dfsagroenblo odor, but tho
mlo i? nptinvuviablo. Thocdlblo fongl
tlo not al wus ngico, nnd aio not capa
ble of foi ming an unlimited articlo of
diot. Sanitary llccortf.
Tho latest nuthorlt it'tvo cstlmato
placuH tho total humaii population of
theaarfhat 1, 15000,001).
THE MARKETS
New Yoiik, November 8.
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A NEW VIEW OF CONSUMPTION.
And One oviiloh Appeals to Common
8cnie aianr curable Coses.
.Vertical Hlth,
"Many persons illo of Consumption who
could easily bo cured," says Dr. 8. C.
Clark, ot Watortown, ll, Y., "If thoy
wonld go nt It right, I bnvo n now vlow of
ibotllseasa. Constlrdptlon Is not always ot
lunKoilgin."
" llow sol What Is It thon!"
"Many caso. of consumption nro second
nry. 'Iho tlisonso itself prevails every
where, but tho best prnctltlonor rofuso to
attribute It ontltoly to luhorltnncoor the
wonthor. If n person lives In tbo most
fnvorablo cllmalo In tho wot Id nnd bas
any tendency to lung weakness, if certain
conditions exist lu tho system, that ell
tnnto, liowover fnvorablo, will not provent
dovoloiiuoutot tiro disenso, Tlio disorder
In such cntes is only a socdndary symptom
In tho lungs' ot somo other ndmont, and
can noV6r bo cuied Until approached
through its source."
"Yos, doctor; but what Is tbo mothod ot
uppioachl"
'If you dljiyour finger In acid you burn
ltj do; you not I"
'Yes."
"If you wash this burnt flngor overy
second. with tbo ncld, wlmt istbo redultt'1
"Why, constant inflammation, fostering
and avonlualllostractioii of the finger."
"l'rocisolvl Now then for my uiothod,
which cotmuonds itsoif to tho ronson nnd
judgment of ovoiy skillful pinetlllouor.
You know certain nctds nro ilovelotied lnl
tho body. Woll, It'tbo systom is nil right
theso ncids nro noutrallzdd or utilized nnd
carried out. If tbo system Is run down by
excesses, anxiety, continual exposure, or
ovorwoik, thoso adds accumulate In tbo
blood. If thoio is nny nnturnl'weakncss
in tho lung, this acid attacks it, havinu a
tiatuial alllnlty for it, and It tho acid is
Uot noutrallzod or passed out of tho sys
tom, it burns, ulrorntos nud finally do
strovs tho luni;. Is this clonrl"
'rorfectlyl Ilut bow Uo you prevent
tbo accumulation ot theso aeldi in tho sys
tem I" '
"Irregulorltlos of tho llvor and kidneys
create this oxcoss of ncld nnd tho supply
can bo tutoft only by coiroctlnc thowiong
action ot those organs. The kldnoys alono
should carry out In quantity, in solution,
enough of this ncid linilv, vhicb, it loft in
tho blood, Mould kill fonr men. When tho
stomach, tho llvor and tho kldnois nro off
compiling to Increase tho ncld, tbo won
dor is that woak luugs rosist death ns long
as they do I"
"Hut you bnvo not t61d us how you
would ticnt such cases."
"No, but I will. Tlio lungs nro only dis
eased es un rffectut this ncld or kidnoy poi
son in tho bloid. After having exhausted
all atltbnrlzod romodlcs to correct this
ncid condition, 1 was cnmpolled. In justico
to my pationts, to tiso VVmner's safocuro:
though n proprietary lemedv, It Is n"W
reciunlrod I soe, by loadlfig physicians, by
llosldentsot Btuto lloai-ds of lienltii nnd
by iusuranco physicians, ns n scieutltlo nnd
tho onlj speclllo for thoso groo organs In
which over ninety er reDV of disoasos
origiuato or nru sustnlncd."
"Is this form of treatir iitsuccossfuH"
"It Is wondorfullv so. and for that rea
son I nm only too willing that you should)
announce itco luowonuoi cousumptivos."
Xole bj the Publishers: Vo havo rcroived
tho abovo Intervlow from II. II. IVnrnor &
Co, Rochester, N. Y., with tho request
that wo publish It for the good of entfertng
people. In a foot noto to their letter thoy
say:
"Tho oxpcrlonco of Dr. Clnrlt Is not
strnugoto us. In our correspondence wo
hnve found thnt many thousands of peoplo
nio suffering from what thoy think is Con
sumption, wherens tho real difficulty is
n lib tho liver and kidneys, proven by tbo
fact thnt wuen thoso organs nrercstoied
to bcnlth by tho uso of Warner's safe cure,
tbo consumption disappears, and so does
uromloor kidnoy poisoning, which causes
so many symptoms otdisensos that tbo hu
man si stoin is subjoct to. Too samo may
tm said of rhoumatism, caused by an acid
condition of tho system. IVe Insist upon
nhatwo always havo claimed, if jou re
move tho causo, tho systom will soon jvr
feci the trork alieidy Urjun. Mrs ltov. Dr.
Theodoro Wolf, ot Oottjsburg, Pa., wlfoof
tbo editor of tho Lutheran Quarterly, said
bor friends thought her 'forgone w itn Con
sumption but aftor n thoiough treatment
with Warner's safe cure, sho snys: Iam
perfectly well ' Wo can clto thousands of
such cases, but ono is onougb. It you pub
lish tbo abovo articlo, Mildly tend vs a
marleil copy."
Wo gladly glvo placo to tho articlo. for
If wo can In nny way stny tho ravngos ot
Consumption, which carries away so many
millions yearly, it Is our bounden duty so
todo. Pen.
Emperor William, of Germany,
has throe physicians always iu atten
dance Von Lour. I'hysieian-in-Chiof
of tho Imperial staff, Lcttthold nnd
Finnan. Whenever his Majesty is in
disposed theso thrco physicians hold a
consultation.
To mutilato a beard in nny way
was onco considered nn irreparable out
rage. lioston JJudgct,
A Nnu TArEn article Is headed "Earth
quake Lore." That is right tho lowor the
better. ritltlurgh Chronicle.
Fools Rush In, Whoro Angels rear to
Tread."
So Impetuous youth is often given to
folly nud Indiscretions; nnd, ns a result,
nervous, moncil and organic dobillty fol
low, memory is impairoJ, solf-confidonco
is lacking, nt night bad dreams occur,
firemaiuro oiti ago seems soiling iu, rum
s iu the track, lu contldonco, Vou can.
nnd should writo to Dr. Pu V. Pierce, of
Buffnlo,,N. Y the author of n treatise for
tho benefit ot that class of patients, and
'describe your symptoms nnd sufforlnjs.
Uo can euro you at your borne, and will
send you full paitlculnis by maiL
Impossible to find lost time. Hartford
Timet.
Grand California Excursions
Tho Chicago, Hock Island & Pacific Rail-
wav nuuounces threocrluud first-class ex
cursions to tho Pacillo Coast, leaving Chi
cago Nov, tub, Nov. ICth nnd Dec, Tib, at
extiemeiy low rntcs. i or auauionai in
formation, tickets, sleoping car accommo
dations, otc , apply to noarest tickot agont,
or address 12. A. Ifoimiooi; (1. T. & P. A.,
C. K. L & P. Il'y, Chicago, 111.
PtAiv English the females ot that
country. Jlotton Jlullelin.
FAmFoshlonatiles natrnnlzo that standard
purlOlutrairr-ui, ulcnu s Sulphur toap. Hill's
Jiuir unu w uisscr ui v. uiuen ur uruwu, uuo.
A FAvoiinn' wfntor resort bofore the
flro. llotton rott.
3 month's treatment for 50c. Plso's
llemody for Catuiru. Bold by druggists.
Moves In tho highest circles Saturn,
.Boifon JIullcUu.
FOR NEURALGIA,
MABVELS OF BSLIEiP.
BurTered rturrully and Cured.
lr, Jrrryr.Thomss, rrcstaeal of Ilie Opera
Club. Lrnll l'srk Hotel, OUUi sirctt and 71b
sirnur, how ork, rllif ,"Uil lumjiier 1
nllcred ffstfiilljr wllli iicurntsu nil coul I n( t
rtt ny rm, nliibt or dr. 1 irleJ. bt. Jcot
fill suit lUilamrll tbo Ural nlabl t reil u nec.l
BUllHSSCUlCtt."
BuAered 10 Years uud Cured.
rOllllOWR, VlT.
I haie tif rn s mtrrrfr from neurslsU tor les
yrarsi trlcilsllklnOiof mucJIfs llhoul r
flrf.Hml lisil Blvrn up nil lioi p ltrlrdnol'll
or Bl. Jsoobt 01 U nn'l II lms llcctril lucli vcu
dcrtui reuer, 1 ''"""1,ul JJS.'VaW, j,.
rJeiiralela " Yrars Cured.
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way, Among iiiuiu arei i.aw u iiniuii.mai.
amlir CyclopedlAi rurni Cjtlopocllai larui. r.;iid
MoikbretHliri' liuldei Coiumou Henii; In lljullrr
Cycloiiedla (a gi est I puk)i Ilonucl.nn's
iniolari Hoys' llfliluli'u.tliu.'M Hio
.ii,M.ii ll..iiloa' illHiuryof Unttod
TMrqi worm I
(MedlrnDUouii!
Htalo.i llnlfcrul lllmory of all Isslloiisl 1'vpular
History I'lsil War iiwih .Ido.). ...
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hi. 10 only. r.H.rloeU3c., If sulncrltudforby
January (Clssr. allfaitloniusraiiliiil on book.
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411. 11,1111 llll 11111
VUbogUrjrHluw, UUvaivBrinvUnJi.-M-V.
Cot. Wm. Louis Bont.sT. Grand 'fecre-
tary L O. M. Clrand Lodge, JIarylund,
found lied ritnr Cougu euro n porfoct nuct
certain remedy.
"To nn shaken before takeni" The ap
plo on a lofty bough. The Jtamller,
To XiAdtes
mrforln!. frnm fnnctloUnl dorancoments or
any of tno painful dlsordors or weaknesses
Incident to thoir sex, Dr. Pieroo's troatlso.
Illustrated wiiu wiwu-uw nii wii
plates (10J psjes), suggests sura means of
comploto solt-curo. Sent for 10 conn In
stamps. Addross World's Dispensary
Modlcal Association, Uuffalo, N. Y.
TnR whin linione-. tl (Via tnmt rnmmnM
variety ot team stir.
It a letter from Hot. Mns. pinr, Cnstlo
Orey, I.lmoilck, Ireland, llnow.N's llnox
oniAtiTnocitES aro thus referred toi ' Hnv
Ing brought your 'Bronchial Troches' with
mo whon Kcntno to rosldo hero, I found
thnt after f had given them away to those
I considered required thorn, tho poor peo
plo will walk for mllos to got n few." For
Coughs, Colds nnd Throat Disoasos.
A ninn thing to sharpen-the wator's
edge. Hattford Sunday Journal,
.
"Is TttcnB no balm In Olloadl
Is theio no physician thorol"
Ttintttrd in ne. Iiaiimi. lhnrn 14 A. Kllnx n
his "Uoldon liodlcol Discovery" n "balm
lor ovory wounu" to ucniin, irom coiua,
coughs, consumption, bronchitis, and all
chronic, blood, lung and llvor affections.
Ot druggists.
m i
A comtt Is cnllod a celestial visitor b
cnuso It must go. ilofon Tramerlpt.
PINKHAWI'S
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND,
IiarotttlreCore
ALL of thei Pilnful
Dtlteat CorrpU nti and
Complic tttd troubUl ftnc
Wcikntttti 10 ccmmoi
mem our V(vi. Mothars
tud Diughttrt.
2t vill curt rnttrttf
tmovnrianprraQtnal
trouble, Jnfla mna
um ana tuyrtv
lion, iilliif7 and
Dtftaetmtntf A
covBtavent anncl
f The Womin'a Cure Frlnnd ch , ,.
l3rlriSALt591SOTOOTXTtWOSnWOXS. iTRWOTrS
rilXTXSSl, IXaTVLE'lCT, AIA, CHATrtO TC& imULSTS,
avd ntutTw wrrxx..i orTirs STomcrt. Cunts Lse
cfrsnrxs. UnsTsoii. reriODA rAiiiso trnSotit tact.
t2rftoldbTJlruggIsu. l'rlco 81Perboitle.
wwxKMnFmssmsvBiatws,
Tennfion'i l'octna
Queen Victoria bas tho treat Kngllsh pocttoalns
hor praIsot. For this ba has been KnichtcJ. la
America, tho Mrthplaco of tho telegraph, telephone
and steam enclneerlntr, thourandi testlfj 6 th
merits of Ucrrj'a Carbollo BalTe, tbo best hffallng
ointment In tho world. Jleware of worthless Imita
tions Bur tho genulno nexur caiibomc Saltk.
MWXJZamS&ZZ&i&lirs
COCKLE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH BEMEDY
For Iircr, PIIp, Indication, etc lre froraMerciiryi
contains onlj ruro ctrctAblo Imrcdlcnt. A cent
C1IAH. .N.CJtlTTLNTON. KU OKK.
iHBlU
t5TIstne t5neit
toned and most durable
lo the world. Warranted to stand In any climate. Ask
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mailed free tr the nurmf adorers
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OW BELL THE I U
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k9
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y it-lie o and cure where other plasters anil frreajy
alies. llnimrnti and lotions, ar abMilotely uselna.
ilswaro of Imitatlans under nlmlltr soundlnir naniea.
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THE
CHEAPEST
AND
OEST
MEDIGIKE
FOE FAMILY TJBE
111 THE
WORLD !
CURES ALL
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Internal or External,
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sold dt pncaaisTS
DP.. BAOWM'S PELLS
Forthomreof all disorders of tho Stomach, Llrer.
Ilyweli. Kidneys Uladder. Nerrous Ulstaxes, Ioss
nf Appotito, Headache, CotlTenc, Indigestion,
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Files, and all derangement of tho Internal viscera.
Purely vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals,
ordoleterTfius rtrus. . . ,
I'rlce, SQ cent icr box. Sold by all d moists.
DR. RADWAY'S PILLS tiSZlZW
storo stretititli to tho atomach and cnablo It to per
furm Us Junctions. Tho symptoms of Dyspepsia
disappear, 11ml with them the liability of tho system
to coutruct diseases.
aa.-SsJO'vvflL.'sr'
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT,
A posittvo cure tor Scrpf ula and all UIoihI and Skin
Davis' Literary Monthly,
t ...n-...., Mi. I. ! sss muJ U fla Hhiir. iiA OLD
IILLunibUt. Lvirv nuiiiNr cuntnlna In aduliltnto
tliererliUlyrr, B.ssllfal tktul.fi, Kfi Tj.Ua !
trt, Imhi, rwt Qu Us f i T ? 1U
!., LMrrarr Sitti, Dtlt lin (Jltli, (kltiid JJfiitl
ful Inirailtf 1 "hurt a (ilIS r tor lb lUnt.
Attractive, Entertaining and Instructive.
mm ;p I'Aiil Kin i no. pins; LiTrKicT
".1, SI, "1I1I1I.1IIIII.S HUMUS Hill SO .!. ABOnl.
wnntiil Iii orcrr lonti anil lowmblp. Llt.r.l unufc
JV.. U.DA.-SU3 J OO., IU1VAUU,
CLAIMS KsfS
nro.eculod ullbout
leo unless .uccc.
H Has B w. .y H w w. Jul. s X fan-
Xl'llli:.cc. conntspoNinsci! soucitid.
MILO B. STEVENS & CO.
wcuuffkft ui-si''r
WE WANT YOUI tf -ssartSuw
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couuty. H-lftry 76 per tnonii. anJ irnf- or a
isri cununJRsloji ou ulvs It n(rrnxl uihkIs stsplo,
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vuws iu vwiv"",. men iiasliig a
tesnl,.elllni;tbAklUsoiirl niii.msVa.lier CKI,1
llllAl'i;ii:VI IlYWIIIIItr. Hanipleontrlal.
l'srlleularario.JYuiiTll,lloxl.XIiPt.lAiul..Mo.
I Mid CI matoldo dLanJ.l
I VnrlMv iiri'llOIUJiri'Ml
sv I'iiii l il Ussy luiius) slnp. sml Circulars
SKI 'i'l I a-" r.-HHV, l.aiiill'oiu'r.l.lUliiRnq.Ark.
ECI1ET
ERVIGE
on thla
ectiis il,
luieaij.
10AOU
llj return wall. Iull ll.sorlptlon
CulIU,. U0PBV4C0.,CioclBo.ll,i
llwway'a N.I.W I Kll.r Hj.l.iH ur Ifrcs
Tljfir- .
K:ci5Kiii'
JSWUilv.
Myivssss&&.
'f syiuiJ sJPy
asssspssa i
lHMU8MwBqilU
IvSpcinR!
I V m ..ef I
"
mm
Catarrh is
br .trofulcrai islni In lh blood. Tlisrsforo, to
curs eaisrrhi ptirin the Wood. Thonssnils srlio
hST, bosn troubled srltb tlio (llsssraesbls .rmp.
toml Of citsrrn.hsTsbocnenilrclr en red bf Hood's
Bsnsusrlllit, Iho belt Slood pnrlf f Init msdlelna hs
tors tha publlo. Itoipel O'orr tslntof Impurltr
fromths blood, snd rltsllto. snd enriches It, If
j6n .uffcr from csinrrh, sire Ilool's flsr.spsrllln s
trlsl. A reniedr so eordlallr endoriod lis this, la
wotthf joor oOnOdcnSe.
Hood's Sarcaparllla
r6r soTorsl yesrs 1 hod been troubled with s
kind of asthma or catarrh In mr throat, nnd had
trlod .oreral kinds of ircsllclno but could nnd noth
ing to help" mo. Mr wlfs wsnled mo to try n botlto
of Hood sBarsaparllla. I told thodruftsl.lof whom
1 bousht It that I bad no ralth In It, but would rIto
It a trlsl, which I did,- I must .ay I wASYlrrmnch
bonsflted by nslns It and would recommend It Tory
hirhly," klias 1. Iicviues, urm of Dovrlos &
rAierflonOmsha, Neb.
HoocFs SarsaparlSIa
8oldbyall druggist., ft; .(t for IS. Prepared by
C. Ii UOOIl At LU., Apoinocnrles, lAweil, BUM, (
IOO Doso3 Ono Dollar
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE
Htli DT CAAmiNlHU
&i''t'f"i Sf 4rKMin'
)
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y
B7 reason of Its central position, closo relation to principal linen East of Chlcaro
and contlnuonn lines at terminal points Wost, Ziorthwcst and Boutliwcst 13 tno
only true middle-link In that transcontinental nystem which Invites and facil
itates trnvol nnd trafflo lu cither direction between the Atlantio and Pacific.
The Itoclc Island main lino and branches lncludo ChlcarrOiJoltct, Ottawa, I. a
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All classes of patrons, especially families, ladles and children, receive from
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R. B. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, E. A. HOLBaOOK,
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TELEGRAPHY Jffl'1w',r1l!Lga
(iuulib4, lYrH?YfU.iifis Dnislsiieitlliti tvu
PETERSON'S
S1AGAZ!E-
'fof
ffl
jSA S V
rHB
lV
Vaf IW
tni&dw
i jh wr d u tt J
Caused
Tor many years, bcirlnnlnit so far back; Idon'l
remember when, I had the ralarrli In myboad. H
oon.lsted of an oico.slto flow f rom my no.e, rln.
Inithnd bur.tlnc nol.es In my ears, and pain, on tho
top of my head. My heorlns was afflicted In my left
ear. FITS years ago I began to uso Hood's Barsspa.
rllla. I was helped rlgblswayt but 1 continued to
nsdtltllfoltmysolfcurod. My general health has
bcongoodoTor .Inco tho catarrh left mo," Mas.
K. II. Ca tan eli, Lowell, Man.
Purlflos tho Blood
"I hare .utrered with catarrh In my head for
years, nnd paid mil hundreds of dolls for medi
cines, but haro heretofore received only temporary
relief, I began to ISko Hoods Ssrssparllla nnd It
helped roo so much that I decided to keep on. Now
my catarrh Is nearly curod, tho weakness of my
body Is altftonc, my appotllo Is gnod-ln fsct, I foel
Ilk, another pcr.on. Hood'. par.sparUla I. tho
best roodletno I haso otor takon." Mils. A, ClJN.
M.'taiiAU, t'rotldenee, R. 1.
litoldby all drngglsts. in .Ir for !J. Prepared by
u. 1. liuuu A vu Apoinecarms, JAII.UU. ...
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
GEOGRAPHY O THI8 COUNTRY, WILt,
THIU MAP, THAT I Hit
Th. GiS.I Nurs.ry of
200 Imported Brood Mares
Of CboiccstFsiDillos.
xvvnr.i: Ncniirns,
Ail Ate, com sues,
IN STOCK.
vrauirXsul7
nnn -. .tmi iifPnilTm ANNillALfsV
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l i ba, a.ihiIhi. it fud iHvnlr that bna Ull
aupport and mdorwmfns of tha FTrnch Oowrnn'M.
8nil for 1.0patr CataJctrua, llluntratlons by itea
Woyne, DuPaco Co., Illinois.
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the faohlon depirtmcnt In that number. In any of
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the rear of tha vulua of over threo dollar.
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EY?
If so.pcndfl Immediately for an outfit and seeoro
f&tf B5,SE DILL HYE'S HEW BOOK.
cut UuiborltllTlnisT. has mil Hon of admirers and
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that bas been offered (or yiars. ftlunt liberal terms
and cholio territory mven if you apply nt ouce.
biXi lark-ojit.(ron-jiuplcttiri'ri rrlre, Wi.T..,
A 1,. liAVlrj ft CO . i'ublUhen, CaiCAuu, 111.
RRIUfl your own Bono,
Oll.lTTAI Flnr mill oru
in tbt ISC IXA.JVD IVCTXjXj
(K. WlTson's Patent), too prr
c-snnt.moromadeln keeplns poul
try. Alio Pfmi.lt RIII-I arU i'Allflt
FJ;KI AllLl.H ( Irn-Ura an 1 lest monlats sent
on application. WII-MON JIIIU8.. lUu.tou. Ft.
E2I rino'a Ttemedy for Catarrh Is tha
WTj EeottLaslwit to Use, and Cheapest.
AMo (rood for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Ac. w cent.
Bend to FnEDEUIKHEX CO,, 1BI
, B.Hi'ilIlun oi , s- iiii -Him, ill, n'l ri.ft.
BM MAIsmlGUIUlSnr tbelr HAlIi
BUwi IKlAllsmlBl'AlK .ANUS In
Minnesota .nnd Kansas
S3to10xriicru. Kaiy terms.
SICK AND
riEnvous
UVICKI.V rcllevril nd I'fltSIArYKKTI.Y
curuabr i'. fi. aiiaUHi ai. i., siauium uuio.
PIUM HABIT ftKUaA"
or.ilrilenlat r.y when i-ur.il ll.nd.utneboolc
Ire. Illl U.J. HtAIIIUIllV, hu...utr,Uo.
UntIK STUDY. BoovT-kocplD, Duslnos.
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tn-o. lliJfl.KftSlI,l.lH.. lliinulo, ,, X.
FARMS
t on James Hirer, Va, In tlarcmont
inoiiy iuuiraieui.irtuuirprne
r.MA.NClI.i, Ciurcuiout.Vt.
WI,ll.ne.snasvneuHI. O D tar
wliere. liuleaslo .nil n mil price lllre
U. O. Dire lil 4 tu , 11JW sbs.li vCUcoiU.
$5
T 8 A IIAV. B.mploiworlhSI.BO
KIIKU Iltie.nutuii'lerthuliorae.rul Will,
samstiutsiisd sus uwJiuiio.,u.i;,i.k.
A. N.1C 0.
1103.
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