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Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys
tem effectually dispels colds head
aches and fevers and cures hahitual
constipation Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute
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His Early Training
Diggs Solder the plumber is one of
the survivors of the famous Light
Brigade
Biggs Is that so No wonder his
bills are exorbitant
Diggs Why hows that
Biggs He hasnt forgotten how to
charge
PRES JUKINLEYVS FREE SILVER
A battle of giants is going to take
place this summer on 30000 farms in
America not in talk or votes but in
yields Salzers two new potato mar
vels are named -as above and he of
fers a price for the biggest potato yield
also 400 in gold for suitable names foi
ls
corn 17 inches long and oat pro
digies Only seedsmen in America
growing grasses clovers and farm
seeds and selling potatoes at 150 a
barrel The editor urges you to try
Salzers Northern Grown Seeds and to
Send This Notice with lOCts in Stamps
to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse
Wis for 11 new farm seed samples
worth 10 to get a start and their
big catalogue
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Remarkable Find of Oil
Boys boring in the earth at Arlington
Ky found kerosene oil of such purity
as to be marketable without refining
and nioivovcT at so favorable a point
for commercial purposes that with thei
mere laying of a siding from a trunk
line railroad the oil niaj be loaded di
rectly for shipment
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry
And is the only cure for CLwlblums
Frost Bites Damp Sweating Feet
Corns and Bunions Ask for Allens
Foot Ease a powder to be shaken into
the shoes At all druggists and shos
stores 25c Sample sent FREE Ad
dress Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y
In ancient Egypt the arts of surgery
medicine were confined to tl 3 p iest
uood and every priest adopted a spe
cialty High proficiency was attained
In the dental art
BEWAEE OF M0KPKLNE
Is It Weird
I know a small bo aged clglitccn
months whose grandfather was once
a union soldier The old man a good
many months ago carried the boy about
the house on his shbulder singing
Marching
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Georgia and
waving an American ilag The young
ster soon learned to associate the Hag
with the floorah hoorah and when
he was taken out for a drive he cheered
Rah rah at every flag he saw lie
even cheered the black picture of a
flag in a newspaper The family were
proud and amused but could see noth
ing specially forward in that Other
babies had learned to say Rah rah
at sight of the stars and stripes
The other day however the infant
snatched his fathers hat and spying
in the lining a black and white picture
of a continental soldier with a gun lie
promptly shouted his Rah rah
Now there was something that had not
been taught to him The child had
never been left alone a simple waking
moment and it was definitely known he
lad never seen a soldier lie knew
nothing that could connect a contin
ental soldier with the stars and stripes
Then how did lie make the connection
There is something for Mrs Annie
Besant and the other believers in the
astral body to fit into their philosophy
it isnt wonderful it is weird Boston
Advertiser
Alcohol and Heat
Many of the more careful barkeepers
in Yuma and Phoenix Ari refuse to
sell whisky or brandy to hard-drinkers
when the mercury is ranging from
110 to 11 degrees in the shade Last
summer half a dozen miners went on
a spree when the temperature was at
about US degrees three of them died
as they lay asleep in the broiling sun
and one of the others has been demented-ever
since
Never Content
Some people are never content with
anything They will not find exactly
what they want even in heaven if they
know some one is there ahead of them
For instance some are great sufferer
from neuralgia Friends have told
them what is best and certain to cure
them Not content with wuat is said
they suffer ou Pain ravages and de
vastates the sysiem and leaves it a
barren waste St Jacobs Oil has cure J
thousands Just try it
Words Which Denote Numbers
The ingenuity of the sportsman is
perhaps no better illustrated than by
the use he puts the English language
to in designating particular groups of
animals The following is a list of the
terms which have been applied to the
various classes A covey of partridges
a nide of pheasants a wisp of snipe a
flight of doves or swallows a muster
of peacocks a siege of herons a build
ing of rocks a brood of grouse a plump
of wild fowl a stand of plovers a
watch of nightingales a clattering of
choughs a herd or bunch of cattle a
flock of geese a bevy of quails a cast
of hawks a trip of dottrell a swarm of
bees a school of whales a shoal of her
rings a herd of swine a skulk of foxes
a pack of wolves a drove of oxen a
sounder of hogs a troop of monkeys a
pride of lions a sleuth of bears a gany
of elk New York Herald
State of Ohio Cur of Toledo 1
Lucas County f53
Fbaxk J Cheney makes oath that ho Is the
senior partner of the fiim of F J Cheney
Co doing business in the City of Toledo Cbunty
and Statu aloresaidaud that said firm -will pay
Iho sum of ONE HUNDHED DOLLARS loi
each and every case or CATAium that caunot be
cured by the use of Halls Oatauiiu Cuhe
FltANK J CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this Gth day of December A D 388G
Mtb Pinkham Asks Women to Seek Permanent
Cures and Not Mere Temporary Relief
From Pain
Special forms of suffering lead many a
woman to acquire the morphine habit
One of these forms of suffering- is a dull
persistent pain in the side accompanied by
heat and throbbing1 There is disinclina
tion to work because work only increases
the pain
This is only one symptom of a chain of
troubles she has others she cannot bear
to confide to her physician for fear of
an examination the terror of all sensitive
modest women
The physician meantime knows her condition but
cannot combat her shrinking terror He yields to
her supplication for something to relieve the pain
lie gives her a few morphine tablets with very
A W ULttASUM
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
nets directly on the blood and mucous surf acea
of the system Send for testimonials free
F J CHENEY CO Toledo O
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He Knew the Business
What did that man want asked
the druggist
A pint of whisky said the new
clerk who was on trial for a week
Did he have a prescription
No
Well what did you do
I wrote one for him
Consider yourself permanently en
erased Cleveland Leader
grave caution as to their use Foolish woman She
thinks morphine will help her right along she he
comes its slave
A wise and a generous physician had such a case
he told his patient he could do nothing for her as
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a friend She said to her Dont give yourself up just go to the nearest
druggists and buy a bottle of Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
It will build you up You will begin to feel better with the first bottle She
did so and after the fifth bottle her health was re established Here is her own
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I was very miserable was so weak that I could hardly
get around the house could not do any work without feel
ing tired out My monthly periods had stopped and I was
so tired and nervous all of the time I was troubled very
much with falling of the womb and hearing down pains
A friend advised me to take Lydia E Pinkhams Vege
table Compound I have taken five bottles and think it is
the best medicine I ever used How I can work and feel
like myself I used to be troubled greatly with
my head hut I have had no had headaches or palpi
tation of the heart womb trouble or bearing down
-pains since I commenced to take Mrs Pinkhams
medicine I gladlv recommend the Vegetable Com
A pound to every suffering woman The use of one
JbotVwill prove what it can do Mbs Lucy Peaslet Derby Center Vt
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Homemade Low Wagon
The accompanying illustrations sup
plied by J L Newcomer to the Orange
Judd Farmer represents a farmers
wagon which can be made at home
The wheels are from a binder truck
In the first picture a a are beams 12
feet long and 2xy inches bb 4 feet long
and 2x0 inches the axles are 2 feet
from each end The middle crosspiece
UNDER PART OF WAGON
d is 2 feet back of the front bolster
The front axle is 4x 4 inches and is 2V
feet long measured inside the wheels
The height of the frame resting on the
bolsters is 15 inches The king bolt is
20 inches long and goes through ihe
bolster and axle at e and is kept in
place by means of a key The short
piece of iron h is bolted to the cross
piece d and attached to the iron g The
side boards can be taken off at will
which leaves the top perfectly Hat
These are 10 feet 7 inches long on he
side and 12 inches high The end
boards are 4 feet 4 inches long with 2
inch slats nailed on to keep them up
right In Fig 2 e is the sideboard f
the end board g the side beam d the
cross beam h the back axle and c the
tongue This wagon cost me 3 be
sides my own work and I did all of it
except the blacksmithing Every man
who has a fair set of tools can build
SIDE VIEW OF WAGON
this It is very useful in hauling corn
fodder manure stone or almost any
thing on the farm The front axle Is
J niade short so that there is less diffi
culty in turning
A Farm Signboard
As a means by which the farmer may
make known his wants to his neigh
bors and those who pass his place the
editor of the Michigan Farmer recom
mends a farm signboard of planed and
matched lumber surrounded by a mold
ing with the name of the farm and its
owner painted in large white letters on
black background at the top and with
its lower part painted with black paint
and liquid slating for using crayons in
advertising what you want to buy pro
cure or dispose of The accompany-
I0R CDALE
CriRMflrt No 3 PoTftToS
Second Htio Toooen CuTTn
Wanted
river yew Milch Cows
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ing sample signboard illustrates the
idea better than columns of verbal de
scription
Wintering Plants in Cellars
Plants are placed in the cellar to
rest not to grow Nothing is more
harmful to them when thus stored
away than water and it should never
be given unless to keep the soil from
becoming dust dry In early spring if
the buds on the plants are seen to be
starting a little do not give water
which would only favor their growth
but keep as dry and cool as possible
until time to take them out of the cel
lar Ticks Magazine
Cnre for a Horses Cold -
When a horse has contracted a slight
cold simply producing a hacking
cough due to a tickling in the throat
a tablespoonful of the following pow
der will generally give relief Powder
ed chlorate of potash one half pound
powdered squills and licorice root of
each two ounces and granulated sugar
one pound mix well all together
Horses will generally lick this if
thrown into the feed box If they do
not put a little dry wheat bran or
chopped feed uporn it three times per
7
day If this does not relieve appy a
stimulating liniment along the wind
pipe and upon the glands of the throat
One composed of aqua ammonia one
ounce olive oil four ounces is a good
one Stockman and Farmer
Mistakes in Strawberry Growing
Not subsoiling
Planting too closely
Growing small berries
Planting too many varieties
Using dirty second hand boxes
Not cutting strawberry runners each
week
Placing too high an estimate on prob
able profits
Not keeping close watch on the leaf
roller insect
Using newly turned sod for strawber
ry planting
Allowing the small berries to go to
market
Not finely pulverizing the soil before
planting
Not studying and watching the needs
of the market
Not taking two or three good horti
cultural journals
Not cultivating at least once per week
during drought
Employing pickers who do too much
talking while at work
Not being strictly honest in the meas
uring and grading of berries
Allowing too many runners to grow
when it is intended to grow the fruit
For the Ice Harvest
Farmers are more and more coming
around to the plan of putting in a sum
mers supply of ice during the winter
season The cut shows a very conve
nient way of loading the ice from the
water directly upon the sled The lever
picks up a cake and swings it around
upon the sled platform Such a rig can
be fitted up in half an hour and will
FOK UAXPLIXG ICE
be found a very easy and expeditious
method of gathering ice New Eng
land Homestead
Driving
The first requisites of a good driver
are a cool head a watchful and a ready
finger with a quick understanding of
the needs and requirements of his
horse says Our Animal Friends He
must also be ready to detect any ob
ject by the roadside that would be like
ly to annoy the horse and to compre
hend in a glance the character of the
road that lies ahead of him No quick
tempered loud voiced man can expect
to have a quiet obedient horse and the
undue haste of the impatient driver to
correct what seems to him misbehavior
is one of time reasons why so many
horses are dangerous to drive Much
of the abuse however to which the
horse is subjected arises more from ig
norance and carelessness than from
wanton cruelty Few persons give
proper attention to the details of driv
ing forgetting that it is attention to de
tail which makes the difference be
tween the expert driver and the un
skilled
The Cost of an Egg
The cost of an egg in the Eastern
States is estimated at one cent but this
depends on the prices of grain If
meat milk cut bone chopped clover
and cooked potatoes are given the cost
will be less not because the meat can
be purchased at less than the grain but
because the feeding of a variety and a
balanced ration will induce the hens to
lay more eggs The greater the num
ber of eggs laid the lower the cost pro
protionately and it is possible to pro
duce eggs at a cost of only half a cent
each P H Jacobs in Farm and Fire
side
Large Fruit Trees
If the tree agent has a lot of large
trees that will bear fruit sooner and
he asks only a little more for them
than for nice three year trees six or
eight feet high dont buy them Such
trees are slower to begin growth and
slower to grow and rarely prove sat
isfactory
Evolution of the Peach
The peach was originally a poisoned
almond Its fruity parts were used to
poison arrows and for tliat purpose
were introduced into Persia Trans
plantation and cultivation have not
only removed its poisonous qualities
but turned it into the delicious fruit we
now enjoy
Farm Notes
Purchase bran and oil meal to feed
with the straw
A good dairy cow is always a hearty
eater and drinker
It is a safe plan to apply all manure
on a plowed surface
Fences on the farm are like a tax
they must be kept up
The old time grasses hold their own
against all newcomers
The successful farmer now must be
a -wide-awake business man
Plan to grow as far as possible all
of the grain grown on the farm
The advantage in grinding feed de
pends largely upon how it is fed
Do the most of the farm work with
good brood mares or growing colts
When the hogs begin to bed close to
gether is the time to look for lice
During the winter comfort is an im
portant item in securing a good gain
Buying stock and then buying feed
to feed them rarely proves profitable
A calf will never get over the effects
Gf being stunted during its first win
ter
SAW JACKSON INAUGURATED
And Kept Away from Inaugurations
for Sixty eight Ycara
John Quincy Adams was President
nntil March 1S20 and Henry Clay was
his Secretary of State I frequently
saw them both and have shaken hands
tvith Adams at his levees as all well
behaved persons were allowed to do
I saw Gen Jackson inaugurated on his
first term in March 1S29 and went to
some of li is levees I wi l never forget
the first levee Jackson held He came
in as a Democrat and the doors were
thrown open to all the people Adams
the preceding President had been aris
tocratic in his instincts and drew the
line as to the people who were allowed
to enter but Jackson threw down the
bars I remember noticing the differ
ence in the appearance of the crowd
and noticed that Jacksons was rough
er in appearance than Adams The
great East Room was crowded and a
servant was attempting to pass
through with a big waiter piled up
with cakes and delicacies which he
held high over his head He had not
gotten twenty feet in the room before
his waiter and everything on it fell to
the floor The crowd then seized the
edibles and made away with them I
was at several more of Jacksons levees
after that but I noticed that he never
tried again to have refreshments
served at any of them
I did not see another inauguration
after Jacksons until last March when
I went to see McKiuley inaugurated
I had a seat right opposite McKinley
and saw the whole proceedings I also
went to lie inaugural ball and not be
ing able to get a chair walked about
for three hours which made me pretty
tired Jicksons inauguration and Mc
Kinleys inauguration were just
years apart Dr P Jewett in
St Louis Globe Democrat
Then the Quarrel Was Renewed
Harry I always believe in speaking
right out when I have anything on my
mind
Fannie Oh well thats all right in
your case You can do it without inter
rupting people very often
A Natural Deduction
Diggs Old Father Time is drunk
again
Biggs Why what do you mean
Diggs Time is money isnt it
Biggs Yes so they say
Diggs Well isnt money tight
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Demand for Iorc Dattlcaliips
Tlic STtjry of the Xay lias flenmndcd
more Iiit tk slilp and there enu he no doiihl
that Conferees will consider Ids recommen
datlons Protection Is what our sea ports re
quire nml fort I Ilea thins will n it adeiinatcly
supply this Defense afjniunt all disorders ol
a malarial type is however adequately
afforded by Ilohtetters Stomach Hitlers au
efficient remedy also for constipation bil
iousness dyspepsia rheumatism and ner
vousness
Penkctlheads Logic
Upon what does Peakedliead base
his belief in the theory of reincarna
tion
On the promise that we shall all
pass away as a tale that is told You
see the tales that are told do not pass
away at all they keep coming back to
be told over again That is the way
Peakedhead reasons it out Puck
Mother Grays Sweet Powderfl for
Children
Successfullvused by Mother Gray nurse
in the Childrens Home in New York
cure Feverishness Bad Stomach Teeth
ing Disorders move and regulate the
Bowels and destroy Worms Over 10000
testimonials They never fail At all
drutrirists25c Samnle FREE Address
Allen S Olmsted Le Boy X Y
The Bible was written by degrees
during a period of 1G00 years It was
anciently called The Book but for
the past 700 years the Bible
Given Away
Ladies beautiful gold plated watch
price 15 with the sale of 150 cakes of best
toilet soap on earth at only 10 cents a cake
Most any young lady can sill this in a few
days Send 20 cents in stamps for two sam
ple cakes F P Dean Sioux City Iowa
There is often room for much cour
age in speech courage not so much to
maintain opinions as to confess ignor
ance
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Qui nl no Tablets AU Urugglstt
ret tnd tho money if It falls to cure 25c
The moment anything assumes the
shape of duty some persons feel them
selves incapable of discharging it
My doctor 6aic I would die but Pisoa
Cure for Consumption curd me Ainoa
Kelner Cherry Valley 111 Nov 23 95
If you give the slightest countenance
to evil you become guilty of it and
responsible yourself
Thorough purity of tho cuticle Is attained by tho use
of Glenns Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and rt hisker Uyc black or brown COc
He must be a thorough fool who can
learn nothing from his own folly
MRS WINSLOWS Soothix foi
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floor for instance and then just vash
it over with a wet cloth See how
much more convenient to use than soap
to say nothing of the easier work
If youre buying and using Pearline
simply for washing clothes and not for
all kinds of washing and cleaning
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Earliest Red Beet 10c I
Bismarck Cucumber 10c I
Queen Victoria Lettuce 15c
Klondyke Melon 15c
M Jnmbo Giant Onion 15c
Brilliant Kloner Seeds 15c
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