Dvnog lb ttun of Mary
named George Camp ball eaUred lVJta
burgh oasts for tbe purpose of steel
ing tba queen' crown. Io his effort,
eeys Iba 8 an Franotaoo Call, La waa
partially successful, in tbat Us did as
eura nioa larga and valuable diamoed
from tba eruwn Bed mad bia ssoap
from tba country, la order to raatort
tbaaa precious stones a tai, against
which a very general outer aaa raiaad,
waa laid on tba people. They char
acterized tba tax tha curaa of Scotland.
Another and parhapa atill battar rea
son grew out of battla of Cullodao, by
which tba bopaa of tba Stuarts war
cruehed, and waa ao called a natioaal
curaa. Tha duka of Cumberland waa
a great card player, and always bad
about him a deck of card. When be
bad won tba battle of Culloden be drew
from bia pocket a oard, and ea ita back
ba wrote a diabatcb declariag the fall
of tha bouaa of Stuart and bia great
victory. Tbe card happened to be the
oiae of diamonds.
Still another reason. Tbe infamoue
massacre of Glenooe waa tbe work of
tbe eldeet son of the earl of Stair, who
signed lr order for Its consummation,
and was at that time secretary of stats.
Tba family coat of arms waa a abield
on which wai tbe nine spot of diamond.
tbe people called that coat of arm
which bore tbe di amend spot tb
'curse of Scotland."
The Mountain of ffortuteee.
Mount Kineo, which rises precipl
i Duel 7 TOO feet out of Moseebesd lake,
o Maine, la wholly corapueed of horn,
atone, and is the larieet mass of that
ininsral io tba kjown world. There
is no true flint in tba United States,
but hornstooe ao closely resembles it
that it takes an expert to tell the dif
ference. This rotk supplied arrowheads
to Indiana hundreds and thousands of
miles away. The discovery i f these
arrow-heads in tha Miesisaippi valley
baa led to the belief tbat a system of
commercial exchange must have es
jsiad among the red men la former nen
tunee. According to an Indian tradi
tion tbe taouotalos are the body of s
n oDster moose tbat was slain by a giant.
A British farmer on board a steamer,
luffsred a goed deal from tbe rolling,
laid to a fneod: "This capt'n don't ua
derstand bis business. Why don't be
keep in tbe furrowet Argonaut.
a mimvz tz::i
are llcateaed when she turns to the right
medidae. Tbe cbroais weeSsMSsss, daUsata
drraagementa, nod paiaful disorders that
afflict bar eei. are eared be Or. Fisreee
Favorite frearrtottoa. Ia beerisf -down
seiuatUme, pertouseaJ pains, aJosswOM. b
flammsUon, and every kindred ailiueat it's
a positive remedy.
DB. E. v. risaca,
Buffalo. W. T.i Dear Mr
Please sseest mf
thanks for the eood your
snadtctnes save ooae for
ms. I truly believe toe
Favorite nassilpBoa"
saved my are : Klsasuie
Kd eertaM sure. I an)
via perfect aealtai 1
en eteut and cma flta sll
rnr howsework.
Iverr lavalld Isdy
"U"',, t'svortUFraealBtlonsnd
Golden Mediae! Dteoovery.
Vours, BOZZII FUOATE.
PIERCE Jr. CURE
OK ONET KKTTJRMKD.
ely'8 cat
CREAM BALM
Cleans the
Nasal Paeeages,
Allay a Pain and
! inflammation.
Heals tbe Horee.
Keetorre the
Aenace of Taste
and Hmell.
TRY THE CUBE.
liViiH
A particle la applies Into eeota aoetrti end if
Kl.T BKOTTrSll. 6t WurrwHli.. ew Voit.
Your
Strength
AND
YOUR
RUNDOWN SYSTEM
BUILT UP AND
REORGANIZED.
A few bottles of S. S.
Renewed
will do It. If J"0
m.iIIjmI with oettl
4, Ian (eld feelta-, "d V" . Jm"
blond a rlffht, awl needs purifying.
f- Wi thoroughly clear awar sll ha-
I I purities sud Impart new vior and
mm fllejotbe whole syeUm.
,' "leave need" your medicine ofteo for tbeij
sleet ream, en.l feel ess In aTln tbsl It Is Iks
Bt ceaeral health raetorer tn ihe world
r. H. OIS.)!, Bateevlll. Ajfc.
Ow Tmllll oe Sl u4 kSm 4tuMn MilS Ami
Stiff affOnC CIIMIiy. Wssta.es.
tklsfiess Mssklsaiaeassi
WATERPROOF COAT
KXSri? lu Ik WerM I
TKee. a. rnwn, rtktMN. MASS.
m iieiMstTwnwAse.aiMPeiiB
Cswswsiplless sad asos)s
ebe have weak less s or Asth
ma. shesM ass nss'sOarefcr
CeseaeMsa. It has sired
IL is ni f fthsseetlaJar-
sdses. itaiBoteea ww
l Is lis best ssasi srrae.
totd ertfrebere. Me.
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
TOPICS OF INTERtST TO FARMEU
AND HOUSEWIFE.
Twe Wave or Wborhlac I era-The fere ef
ABfBes Velue of Repalattaa Ivs Farmer
BeltlaK itllng-t-Bei for Welllns Hay,
artllnj l'att(.
Id settinir ifrarje, currant, or other
cuttings in the oen ground :i trench
is often plowed or dug, the :ut i inH
placed in position, and the caitli
thrown back. Many make Ui gnund
as meilow as xssihle, and wuli a
pointed tlck it sharjienc-d in.u mii
make a bole of the proper depth and
Inclination, and insert th cutliiic
Tbe operation can I urvdty expe
dited and heaK-ned, say the Ameri
can Auriculturisi. I.y tin! liana ed
too'- dibble shown ia the Illustration,
FIU 1.
roar UIUBLP.
no. 2.
OriDINO BOA MX
Flit. 1. A blacksmith can make one
from an old fork. OUinirs are
usually placed about fuiur inches
apart In the row. Hence, have a
three lined fork made with st aipht
tines four Inches apart, live inches n
length, thre.i eichths of an Inch in
diameter and pointed at. the cruls.
The oicrator walks by 1he tilde of a
line or mark and forces the fork into
the ground, tour inches, apart, at any
Inclination desired. fl the ground
be hard the foot is used to press the
fork down. a uniform depth can bo
secured by runoini; ! lie t .nes through
a light strip of wood slvwn in tin
2. After the cuttings ;ke In place,
the dibble should be aga u jircs.scd
into the earth w. thin two turtles of
tbe cuttings, and movx-d hllghtly tx
press the earth firmly against tbe
cutting at the bottom. Test tlii by
trying to pull out the cus.ling. Walk
ing along both sides of i Jie row tills
all interstices, and growth Is assured
as far as proper setting is concerned.
HIiik kliii; I orn.
There are various ways of buJdtng
a shock, says C V. Curtis in l.ural
Life, but we have settted , down to
one of two ways, depending upon the
corn and other conditions, viz.: The
solid shock or standing sck built
close around n jack. The former Is
made by placing the llrst artnful Mat
on tbe ground, the next ac'ovi it at
right angles, and followed by Idling
in tbe other .ingles and building up
solid from the ground, keeping as
much of the fodder corn from coming
In conta' t with the gnrfind as possi
ble. The Jack used in the second
metnod Is made froai a -x ' scantling
fourteen feet lonir. with two legs
supporting one end about four feet
from the gr-umri: ihnot.hr
on the ground, and about
end reslS '
three and I
one-half feet from the upper end p it
a four-inch fence board seven feet
long through n mortised hole in the
scantling, it the Intersection of
the board and the scstutiing be In the
center of the shock, and make a good
big solid one and bind it tight at the
top. When the kIiock is ' finished re
move the Jack by sliding the board
out first, and you will then have a
laige, well-built shock psttially quar
tered, permitting the access of sulll
clcnt air to prevent the fodoer from
spoiling, even If quite ijrecn.
I had stiiiie fears when I began to
use this nieth' d that the jack would
leave the shock too open and cause
It to bleach and take
does not. Corn may.
iMti tnit It.
be put up In
this uiani er as green as it ever need
be cut If not wet wlthdcw and It will
come out In perfect condition. The.
method is not so satisfactory if the
crop Is somewhat green, and It has
the further disadvantage of benu
more subject to the ravages of Held
mice, but it be.tts the old plan of ty
ing tbe tops of four hills together
for a foundation.
ttrr ot Aipl.
There is no question about the im
portance of so far as possible prevent
ing the bruising ot the fruit. From
what has been said In strong terms
concerning the barrier of a tough
sklu which nature has placed upon
tbe apples it goes without saying that
this defense should not be ruthlessly
broken down. It may bo safely as
sumed that germs of decay arc lurk
ing almosteverywbere, ready to come
Id contact with any substances. A
bruise or cut in the skin is therefore
even worse than a rough place caused
by a scab fungus as a lodgment pro
Tided by the minute spores of various
aorta. If the juice exudes, it at once
furnishes the cholscst of conditions
for molds to grow. An apple bruised
la a fruit for the decay of which
uea ui which .
terms arespnrlalay Invited, and when
sucb a specimen Is placed In tbo
Idst of other fruit, it soon becomes
a point of Infection for Its neighbors
on all sides. Seldom Is a fully rotten
apple found In a bin without several
others near by It being more or less
affected. A rotten apple is not it
brother's keeper. Tbe surrounding
eondltlons favor nr retard the growth
of the decay fungi. If the tempera
tarots near freezing, they are com
paratively Inactive, but when the
room la warm and moist the fruit
eanoot be expected to keep welL
Oold storage naturally checks the de
ejay. Tbe Ideal apple bas no fungous
defacements and no bruises If It
could be placed Id a dry, cool room,
baa from fuugooa farms, It ought to
P
keep IndeflBlUlr ouill
change ruins It as an NriMe
of food.
Valae ef a Btepeiatloa.
! Have yon ever ober ed that bodM
farmers can act a lf ter price) for
exactly the same grade of cattle than
can be obtained by other men? There
is nothing uiysUrii.m al.nut it It
' Is simply Ik'c:iiisc they bare a reputa
! Hon tor that kind. This is a princi
ple ut profit In cat tli. growing too
much over cikel. Jet a reputation.
: for hav!iir sup -nor f tock all tbe time,
a -id ton will always get the top price,
or a In i: more, m cause there will
i l Mime one on the watch to buy your
cattle M iicii they come on tbe market
' 'c the I est class of Hires even if you
have o ly (,'rade cows, and it Will
help not only the actual quality of
: wiur pm! net, but your reputation as
1 well. A pure brcil Mill of a high
; record dairy family you well know
J will stamp t qii ility on your dairy
j lier.l. a id the merits of your cows
! will Lecoinu so wi ll known that too
i w 11 le able to procure fancy prices.
The same thing holds nood, only per
haps not to fo pronounced an extent
in breeding beef cattle for market
i'hiiadelphia Inquirer.
Hoi for Wrttlnc liar.
The illustration represent a box
used for wetting bay. To use, crowd
a feed of hay Into tbe box, set an
empty pail under the open gate awl
pour the water over the nay from an
other pall. If one pouring does not
Bi KOB WKTTTWO HAT.
wet suilicicnlly, reverse pails and
jour again, ( round grain may then
in mixed with the wet hay, If one
wishes, although 1 prefer to sprinkle
it on aft"r putting the hay Into the
ina:ii!cr with a fo k. If one has suf
i cifiit, rui tu. the box may be made
hiiir ciiouuh to wet hay for two or
more lior.o-. For convenience, it
should stand in front ot the manger.
Til i I otto :i of the box slope about an
inch to tbe foot In length. In wet
ting hay this way. all surplus water
quickly drains out and the hay doe
not need to l-c cut J t requires na
shoveling over, or mixing over ia
order to get it all wet
Hrdisf for Hlis'lr llaeee.
It is often desirable to have hedge
alonu lines where trees are already
growing. K ergreens are wholly un
fitted for the e situations; only de
ciduous shrubs cm be employed.
Among the tsst of these are the
varioiu varieties of I'rivel. They
ftand dry ground belter than almost 1
anything elsa It is not so much the
shade which injures the hedges In
these situations as it is the drying of
tbe ground by the roots of the treea
When we imagine the enormous
amount ot moi-ture transpiring from
mousanas 01 leaves 01 irees, vemu
readily see how dry the ground must
Tie which has to supply mis moisture.
Hut those who have practical expert-
ence un erstand this without a
th ught of the philosophy involved.
Medians' Monthly.
Kruotoit (iraes Innutritions.
So soon as hard frosts come, every
thing dependent on pasture requires
extra feeding. The elTect of frost Is to
expand and burst the vegetable cell
that contains sweet and nutritious
Juices and el; her dry them up or
blacken and tot them. This with
cows affects the quality as well as
the amount of milk, making the
cream harder to churn, as it contains
a greater prowrwoii 01 nun; buy
casclne and less butter fats.
I e a Fmldrr Cutler.
The fodder cutter is one of the
most useful and important imple
ments on the farm. It is not used
as much as It shoul I be, for it de
man s hard work if there Is no power
t I e obtained, but It will enable tbe
fanner to use a large amount of
coarse food that Is usually wasted.
Ihcfo dor cutter should be kept In
constant use during the winter.
llrlrf Uinta.
Tiik funics of a brimstone match
will remove berry stains from tbe
lingers
Tar stains are removed by apply
ing oil, and then removing tbe oil
with benzine.
Moist hands are frequently relieved
by bath I uk them in lukewarm water
containing a teaspoonful of borax or
ammonia
ly a shelf in the closet Is infected
with red ants, carpet It with flannel
and t ie tiny insects will not attempt
to invade that limited precinct.
A si-oMiK large enough to expand
and fill the chimney after baring been
squeezed In, tied to a slender (tick,
,-,k. .kin. ik kink i..
. , i,i.. 8
In' some ot the tuu in bluing
has been discovered that certain),
properties in poor bluing, com bin I ng
with qualities of certain soaps, will
produre an Iron rust or stain In ths-
clothing.
To dhaw linen thread for hem-
stltchiug take a lather brush andsoap f
an I lather well tha parts where th '
threads arc to be drawn. Let UM
linen dry, and the threads will come
out easily, even In tbe finest linen.
Oct rid of moths by drowning then.
In benzine. You can soaa the most .
delicate silk with betirJne and oat
In lure it. A 1 wave ha saraful. kom
ver. to avoid a Sra of any kia4wBW
nslaa bsotloa.
Hillions
of Housekeepers
A
RE daily test
ing; Royal Bak
ing Powder by
that most infal
libleofall tests,
the test of practical use.
They find it goes further,
makes lighter, sweeter,
oner-flavored, purer and
more wholesome food
than any other, and is al
ways uniform in its wrk.
Its great qualities, thus
proven, are the cause of its
wonderful popularity, ita sale
being greater than that of all
other cream of tartar baking
powders combined.
A BeUstleas aiaa relator.
ThedowB of AUIebore is in a state
of exottament relative to the action of
aoese crai-k who ia painting on the
(aea,aud onraetonse of the street
isahancss which Uatl to sUrtle thr
aervews, saas tbe Boston Herald. North
Mate street the etreete on the boulevard
bee been decor a tee! wilk auoh quaatians
"Are you ready for the bride-
f "Do yeu want to flee from
(he wrath to oomef "Are you ready
for JesasT" ' Now repent, fear Ood,
These sentences are done in black
paint and the letter are two or more
Inoaea in length. Tbe owners of the
feacee wkiee hsve been ao decorated
entered a complaint to the town au
tboritie. Tbe selectmen voted to m-
ploy an officer to ferret out the painter
and bring him before the court.
Oa the other hand, some ot the
ohuroh people say that tbe one who
paints tbe religiaus warning on the
fences has as raueh right to do so as
the patent medicine men have to ad'
vertlee in a similar manner tbeir pills
and bitters. One of tbe olothing
bosses in Boston bad stenciled on
fence n town: "Do you wear paste?
sad following this the religious painter
had pat the words: You had patter re
pent."
The human it item needs continuous
and oereful atteatlea to rid itself of its im
purities. Bescbam's Fills set uks magic
26cts. a box.
,3 In the closing of tbe world's shooting
; tournament at Watson's park Chicago,
I the Boston gun olub defeated the club
if Columbus, O., by a score of 224 to
.319 outof a possible 500.
0 t ruww Mr nri 'tv,l-.,. t
Proprs. of Hall's Catarrh Care, offer $100
Tewsrdtler anv case ot Catarrh tbat cti
not be cured bv taking Hall's Catarrh
Curs. Bend for testimonials free. Mold
by ilruggtsti, 75c.
. At (Jrown Point, Ind., Judge Lang-
ataMSt firat refused to hear attorney in
sb Hoby osse, but later oonsanted.
After hearing arguoisnts, however, he
mfassd to make a deoMon. He did not
imutk taat then waa any necessity far a
eceirer for tb Columbian athletic
ilnk.
ST. JACOBS OIL
SPA A INS, DHUISES,
An aasarsaeessl variety f
ct special lateresaaa value far
The Werlc rise
j V I "A' ur 'eVewUyleesr fit- nek a
WAt
Tha Qirlhood of Queen Victoria. By one who knew her well,
Bova who ourht not to go to Ceilef. Ad important subject.
Some Rsmarkable Boys
Tbe Boybood of the Russian Emperor. How the Cm was Trained.
Serial Stories.
f 7
Vint Serial Stories fill be given
The Deserter. t By
The 5My Sahib. S Sara
;'t1bs Wawsi Sprites, si By
' Hersa ssnl I. By
. Dowsi tsa Qrand Canon.
Oonhle Holiday numbers
Sweet
Charity',
Is I '
m
IN
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at I
9 .
1 I
fk Eaglisk'Bearrow.
The idglieh sparrow baa two uus
iiods, io fact,' as far as heard from.
Owe is to eat up the beetle peiU Jhat
re destroying by wholesale the (pUo
lid pine, spruce and hemlock forests of
'be Allegheny mountains, particularly
in Writ Virginia and Maryland. It is
laid tbat they have already aaved maay
bouaand dollars' worth of pine timber.
Tie well. We can spare a million
English sparrows for tbe pine forest
ret too. Uil ibem be boxed ana sent
to the AUegheaiee at once to begin war
n -he pioe beetle. People ia other
parte of tbe country are ao gererou
hat tbey would not think of charging
anything for their aparrowa, but woui
let tbe pios fvreat inhabitants Imv
uem as a gift and welsome. Trie.
.here ia tbe other mission of tbe wretch
iltle dirty-coated bird. It is to b
boiled and eated on toast A govern
ment otoithologist reported some tim.
since tbat tbe English sparrow vw
really very palatable. Tbe flash it
espeoially tendei and appetizing in tl.i
fall, after tbe creature bas gorged itsei
on the farmer's grain crop.
The "Ear or Dtoujsliu."
A cunningly constructed prison caver.
consisting of a large chamber aouuecteo
with one of smaller dimensions, situatei
ear Si racuae, Italy, has gone into leg
endary history with tbe title of tbe "E n
if Dioaysius." Tne smaller chamoe
aa unknown to tue prisoner kept it
this underground dungeon, ani tit
yrant by wboee name it was know
.tad a babit of secreting himself then
.0 listen to the conversation of the cor,
viots, who were mostly political offen
ders. An ingenious device consiructec
t tbe smeltr rend ot the larger chamb-i
ransmilted the sounds through tb
partition, thus enabling the suspiciou
ruler to bear even tbe whispered cot-
ersations of his suspects.
THAT jorroi. FIELIHO
With the exhilarating frw of renew
licslth and strength and internal cleanli
ness, which follow 1 he um of Syrnp
Fiefi. if unknown to the lew who hsve
progressed heyon 1 the old time, medicine
and the chesp Hiibctiiufes sometime;
oflered hnl never accented by the well in
tonued.
A dispatch from Huron, S. V., my
Word baa been received from Desmet 1
h. .ff-t th it. i.hers is ereat indignati. n
because of Thonatson reprieve an
rlencrar of lvnohing. Aa imaiini-e
crowd is gathering and the exoiiemei t
is high.
In the "Louisiana marshes," on Lde
Borgue, all the houses o( tbe fishern
were wreched and the occupants nie
notaocjuoted for. Supplies are flov-
Ino-inandthe needy are being eartd
for. HunJreds of dead bidiee
to be seen floating on th shore.
Hood'sCures
"nave sunerea aeren
teea yean wtth itosuch
trouble! brought on li
loverheatins the blocxl
end then drlnklsg cold
water. I became rent
lew at nlgnt ana 11))'
food distressed me. 1
grew worse and doctor
declared my esse In
curable. Iledlcinec
tailed to help me until upon recommendation
I toek Hood's Saraapartlla. Mf heart trouble
has subsided and I am free trem palu. ) can
now eat heartily without dlatroM, thanks to
Hood's SarsapariHa
The past year I have been able to work, some
thing I had not been able to do for two yeart
previous. I gladly recommend Hood's Sarsa
pariHa.", A. P. Cooi.it, Franklin Falls, N. H.
N. B. Be sure to get Hood's SarsapariHa.
oeel'e Fills cure nsuses, slek hsadaobe,
indigestion, bUliouenees. Sold by all druggists.
RHCUMATIOM,
Men
PAIN. SCIATICA,
LUMOACO.
SWELLINGS. BURNS.
rarity of Snttriwining tmd JrutrutvM
Article will be pebliibed la the 61th volnm
every sssaibtr of th family every week. Full
Important Articles.
nava the seat. Bv the Sunt, of the Csnsut.
of the Boys' Brigade. By
during 1894.
Harold Frederic.
Jeannette Duncaa.
C. A. Stephens.
Myren B. Qibson.
By A. Ellbrac.
at Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's aad
$175 to Jan. 1, 1895.
Twla beautiful Cslored Ftetare, "Sweet Charity," asast
be sees te lie appreciates. Its richaess ef eelertac eesa
aaaes lassaat attantto. Ita saajest Is a yeas tear of
eelealsl Manes. There la net a kease tke the Bieiere wfll
et rseeaeat. Slse ltl hashes. It win he sen safety
to all BMW sahsetsbers te The Teeth's Cesaeaelsa whe Will
eat est this slip aad seas. It with Ol.TS fee s year's eeh
ssarlirMesi. aad la addluoa the Baser will he teat jTtee te
Jaa. 1, l a, aad for a I all year fresa tha sate I Jes. MOs.
THB YOUTH'O OOMSASMOtl,
Syrup
William McKkan, UragtutK
Blooming; dale, Mich. ' ' I have bad
tbe Asthma badly ever since Xcaaei
out of tbe army and though I bare?
been in tbe drug business for fifteettj
years, and nave tried neany every-j
thing on the market, nothing ha1
given me the slightest relief until a
few months ago, when I used Bo-
ichee s German bynip. I am now
?lad to acknowledge the great good
it has done me. 1 am greatly reliev
ed during tbe day and at night go to
sleep without tbe least trouble." 0)
TuSfcogStio
to consumption are ailments we
often deem trivial a cold and
a cough. Consumption thus ac
quired is rightly termed "Con
sumption from neglect."
Scott's Emulsion
not only stops a cold but it if re
markably successful where the
ough has become deep seated.
Scott's Emulsion is thi
richest of fat-foods yd
the easiest fat-food to
take. It arrests waste
and builds up healthy
Jlesh.
rrepril t.rSntt k Bn. W. V. AM drosstie" 1
evsyvVef
Sheridan County, Wyorainooniy
recently opened up for settlement
hy the completion of an extension
of the rwrungton tuui
road), offers greater and
more profitable opportun
ities to farmers, business
The
men, investors and prospectors than
any other section of the United
.States. Finest agncnltural and
stock-raising region under the sun.
270,OuOacreof lnagniHcentlrrigated
land, fertile as the valley of the Nile.
A million acres and
more till Mm sain P vacant,
waiting IIKVIjI the com
ing of the husband
man. Brisk, rapidly-growing towns.
Rich mineral fields less than a hun
dred miles from the county seat.
Perfect climate, pure water, cheap
fuel coal and wood. Send for
free descriptive pamphlet; thirty-
two pages
with illus
trations and map.
Northwest
J. FRANCIS, General Passenger
Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha,
Nebraska.
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