A DKTilOlT Li:iLl)KK.:JIARVKSTIXFOIH)KH.
HE
TELLS A REMARKABLE
STORY Of HIS LIFE.
CAM IS TO lEIHOir AHOIT FOBTT
tl.tllll A CO.
I
Levi El-ey's Eiprrlrgci Worthy ttorio.i ;
Attention. I
tr;v ii-'mtt h" to
Awayoui iirhTHv a enie, tar irrra firl pat L or .-eineniher the rlrr,t crop
tlediuand t. riuo I oi t .o hus ne ol corn foutie mould I h.irve-ted.
ee. t r, H ere are nay atlii.it, te '1. the corn kni.e, hate it i-hai p,
b roe. 'J he laU r eetiiie; atrei t are and Ut the Haider and lay it in good
wid j, . In i , an i iinied ly lure'o lea.- a e Htraiuhl l.undlei. to It. li will
titer d tret-i, and t e peo iu y.u mu t ' Ink one av lor the lo, Min)iD Ut
aro tyiiful ol i du tr,"c iry anl J ri.l. th n tuin ll over and let the
ho est t il 11 ne are in.uy prt tty i un.leisi e wnl. The Ib.r I day It
resi ci c . tui i onu ii o ,- niki inir ia j bhou d I shocked, mid tin- is the
it le in.-s. bill h ni -liKu o.ufort i Wd H nl.ouid hi- d.ne '1 o liandj
t. a t hi if Air. 1 cvi hi y the e.l-' are leijuiren l.i t each uuu tralh.r
knon lu. di i' ai d 1 1.1,11 .i. to , at .4ju.. a iihh1 M.od annul .vow set
li i un .ir-e u t o. t.ra iot. .Vr. ) tf-i fodder wil h t he h.itts down u, on
l.i e. i a old ii--iik'i t . f 1 firoit, ' the roiiiid, anil I e win a tlhl hand
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in vth't ii l;t" d i-playe .
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C; liii.iu i ! tr .
h.a -hi, ity a f u tr u i.d n..
i lave -it'll ten it ,.r w rem a
lriiia.tr lo u cry," hf uu e ei jeatu -day,
l.i tiiv. iat en .t.i th vir.ier,
"a. id 1 don t liiiiiK t ere a e in.i.y
tow ni ,n . ui'-r a t. -da ir . a. to i: m
p iril tt lie i y. 1 kn-i-i ni t . t-r -budy
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b il li iirvo my ' i jm incut in ip d
in i I ctt r t i .ii ttu-ii" . A a o.c
o t ii i. out h i v i. Ul ii i v i ur i mi
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b -i t yo ir i.g ' notlfo 1 an
a-t in tlie ven t' N'n v anotil v
li urn :, i. Nil li u . liu ' o (iwa d
av. ii e in" t b n . n ai i. to viow
w .ii h:in h at -d lli i o hail u d
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pi- a id t ; t iliey cu'i" i inin Ik ov
him cry 1 s tvf rr b i hit ho. e
Ou Wo d .afd a0. u and 1 iliiti'ht
1 W Id lOl OW 14. fp.,t;n I Itlil t
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c, mm the i tie i n t t i
t o I'.n'K lit t- t m ti.! f n i win; o
lie t new m t'l '1 ho ac; "d on ni : I k
a mi in 1 t iu.li! i ii pa a d.r-
a led, an I
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1 i i I'i ) i
l rOiiiwariuH utroii:,' and
ever. 1 of. i e t 'utr ' h
I iia Unti I a y a r o.iut f
d e without an iittiiwulila
,t I In.; I il..-, furcu u.e, uui
I a., in.
ot nr." in dl
b ii i i . li
I via t:iv el
lien i
1 er-t n tinns him-toii ro-
llevfil
e i m w
ml en o
i f h a ill no It apt lo
a. mi 1 1 o other a;-
hi ms I
ta: ; of In !. f oimi li eiinoiit.m
hj' I :oiii "i takin lie I ii k i ilU.
a d fro i the da I di io, I n itirod a
cha iir in my ond It on h r tune
ni ur I mil w 1 1 uij ha!) t oi taking
U m w t!i tliu S im i I tii (.trial rotiu U
w im met mi form ly. 1 m ujr.in
neirly a. hIioiu' a ewp, aim unh I
am a mail ab ut it yra"i of ago. I
U-ll v m bir, the I'n'i ill - aro a most
wo do f il niuiicinir, ani if 'ho'do a-t
wr 1 in ot 6 " e.Ki sal. -y did li mine
tii n o t e bi'iu.io i he w r d. I
free'y re&.m'irend tuttii tj a..y muI
f CP."
Ii-. Wi lam-)' f'ick I'ilU for Pale
People C'li'ain, in a cond nsi d fur ,
at. tliu cii-ir! "i t nc. e-s ry to tr 'v
n 'W lifn a d l ic.hiii'gt 1 1 the bio d
aal ru tore hhattere ni"-cn. 'j hey
a e an unfailing cpech c lor sui h
dine w a a.-t lotromotup at xia, partial
pura'y nis St. Vit daa o. wriaiU a,
ij i. !,'! rh uiiatisii, 1 1 rvi us h at
at lui, the illerel ei tsnf la ni-lpoe pi -pita
i n of the i ear!, pulu an 1 ni ow
C hi 'ot ont. and all lo tnitof wea''ne-.
cither In mae o female. Pink 1 i Ik are
ol i by 4 Ufulere, or will ewnit poi
pa d en leoeipt ol prire i eon na Imt,
orhix bo0' for .rm th. y a e nevur
old in bulk or by the Mm , y aidiei-f
injf U . V. 11 I. roa ft.ediil .e Co.
te. ad ;, N. Y.
fcii.be-
Atroiioniers declare that there are
men on the planet Mars who nre iiignal
fog their desire to talk to us terrestrml
and Edarni ought to rig up a long
distance telephone at once.-Chicago
Mall. '
'. Wipjf iri, the great Cmadian gnessT,
ays Mars la nlgnaling the earth. He
says the people on Mars are our elder
brethern and want to, h"r from us. It
will be hard to prove that this Is not so.
Ilrooklvn Standard Union.
That Tired Fetling
"I eordialljr reeom
mnl lloud's 8r
pari lb lo all who may
be lufTiTrbix with In
dlKM Ion or Impura
blood, no appotho,
Kun Down
fsatlng, or tnrallr
out ol ordor. II will
sarsly be p say ao
lira It Ut t lal. U
tista la T blp I r
UftM. I ka taun t
U 9t fnt baa lor
Rmnimatiasn
-It kM M aarsaparUla two -aars
jUsal Mat 4afc a4aipUa,plaav Itrod
aietsMOur,
THE
t Hurt to lla a Sharp holfn, lo Hrg'n
M lih. and ( It Ma Milled Mrll
Ha It Mimked 1m Orrat lloa - F iimi
BtOUHI.
carlo for r-xtd-
The latter part of AiiKUFt or the
J oi w iittrU corn loud, r ui.e tniid of the
I wai Up. ..UK set f tun K X lo elKht
a. lulu s iiiiiml tin-, hhoi-n, and lueti
I tie an UMote. i n ti hlio K mioii d
(onl,iiii fiiiin mi lo no j minis or
j I d b r. ei the mws of Mmrks in
fct aliitll lilirs ll ttiir riirn fiHtder IS
weak ..I). I w.il not siund up:i.'iit.
; o n v e ii ji id Me stdko v.hcie ine
iRlniL'k Is lo slaiiil and shir' luiind il:
I tl'cii tic t uhliv in ihe middle and
! near the lop '1 his loddirr sb uld
1 hoi I e in "ted. hut Icit in trie Held
unlu warned H Will keen exrel ent
' ly all winter, and be lonnd .usl as
;ieen and -wuet when lea as wneo
tlrsi. li.il tiered. Tins Is the haltimore
A nifi nan editoi's lavriile intilllod of
cur lOiiuer tor.i or u e ntirf lo milk
tows, and aitei an expeneuee ol over
tweuiy eais liu knows ln.it It 1-t a
gi.ud one.
li the slrit'ks ale pio.er yset, they
w.li not I e.ni dnwii or lali over. If
any miou d lab iluw.l tin y slmu,d be
immediate.) si tup and p op. r.y led.
Corn iodd. r siiould neier .e placed in
tlie burn unless sol upil-hl. in il H
sine to tiinuld under the, ii,,ndi AI
was haul t as wanted di.tCj fruiu
the tlfld. i t im one of 1 be v. ry best
leeds lor cow-one can if row. Mom
lour lo ii ve tons can tie r.Msed to the
Brie. If cured u .i senhed an ve, it
ciih ho Kiowii and bum s e l Icr lesi
than H), er are, in.ikiiiK the cost
a..out $- per ton,
Kl inalilic mi AlllllH ' Wi lljlll.
The following rule may he ,ipp!lcd
to estimate the we nbt oi ivu aui
tnals. 'iiike a sir im, pul ll around
the beast, standing sutiare, usl in -hind
the shoulder olade measure on
a loot til le the leel and inches t he
'jiiiiiial is lu ciicuiiiteiciice. this is
called u.e Ljii'Ui; ineii wiiu the -iruiit
llnra-u;e (lino the bine ol the tali
which plum' s u c I he with the hin
der part ol i be huilnck. direct the
line alonii the n.u'k lo Ihe o.e part
of the shoulder bhuic; lake the ul-lit'-hHiotis
on ihe loot r le as leloie.
wuten is the IciikUi. ud work the
CuiireH ill the lollowln' luinllirr
tiirih of the ii llni k. . le t nicue-.;
leniHh, .i fee s mcre-v hieh iiiiini
pi.ed loif' llier, make -1 iiiarc sUiut
th l.il leel, liial luiih iplied by . U.e
niimi er of poiiha- ai.ovvrd In each
bnpel tU'illl looilifcal le lue.lhUl !ll
less than i i ml more l hint m tt tib
h, -ikes .1- t"tj nils). Where Ihe aiii
iii, il in azures les ttun i and more
than i leel n truth, i is the nuniner
of pounds to each supeilhlal fool
AiMHi. up. use a pU oi- a .y sma 1
l ea-1 slii'Uid ii.eashre . cellntintb
mid 1 feel aloiu the ha k, which,
multiplied together, make 4 8'tuare
bet, thai, tuulliplied tiy 1 1 the
number oi p.niiids allowed tor eaeb
bijiiare fool of callle uieaHU.ini: .ei
than .1 feet in v.t; h luak. 8 n
pounds. Aain, su, (Kite a calf or
hht ep ihou.(l measure t feet liiities
in kind ana reel ., IiicIh in leutilh,
wh.ch, inullipned LuKeilier, inakerj
10 g ua re i eei; thai mull plied by
, ihe iniiimer of pounds allowed t i
all at lie measuring iest than aud
in re than leel In t'irih makes h
p u..ds
Crlmaoti Clover Teat.
A crop test under the d I reel Ion of
Prof, onrrirea, oi the New . ersey
rtatlon. vvitli cilnison tlovur. bhowed
the green plant when u lull tiluouj
to tontaiu . i ler cent water, ,.W
cru.ie fat, u.o cr ale diier, a. .oc ude
jirou-ln, i, till t rude Huh, t'.H-i carlm
bidiates, .4t alnuu.inold nitrogen,
nitrogen, .i phosphoric and, i 6
votiiKb, and .1 1 lime. 'J'hat Is It per
tent tuoie protein ihun Is' In red
c over and u pe cent qui e than it
In gret u rye. The ariet clover hay
contained 3. U2 per ceni water, 1.4.1
cruue tat, :4.I0 crudo flher, li.O.i
crude protein 0. t- crude ash, .V. 01
cai bo-hydrates, '.. It alcuiiiinoid nitro
gen, Hi nitrogen, .7 1 pho-phonc
ac.d, ?.7 poUsti and liuis
'J'lus given ll more crude protein and
le-H carlio hydrate than in red clover
buy In ou pound- c lumou Ciovcr
hay there is .9 louotl fat, 14. 2
lounds litter, & pouuds protein,
Jjii.:; pounds carlio-hydtateit. In 1 0
povnd red clover hay, 1 pound fat,
j , pounds fluer, .. poiiudi pro
le n and -i .. imunds car imi-hydrates.
Oi the whole plant. Including root
to the depth ot u inches, ia per cent,
was roota aod stuhblu, or Had pounds
to tlio toa A crop of five t us f
(reen ciovcr plowed under would lve
int pound, of organic eetahle
nmtte , or much a that snpp led
by i.6 loos of averaesuriia manure,
supplying aa much nlgtroen and
jsjissh, but considerably lea pnoa
pborlcacld. KwMwIaf Uraaatatnd.
Field that are filled with plantain
ar Aihar kinds of weed and yield I sa
than a ton of hay to tao acre annum
In broke i up and reaeeded ) low
the land up early In the fa' I as It
can 1 plowed The ptowlo ehiMld
ke tborowb, no k,P" Dtai t,n(1 -
m even depth. The day plowing
HOW TO CUT AND CURE
CORN FODDER CROP.
hou d lie harrowed Ihe fi.!lc"ioit i
diy in o der to keep the soil f out
crusting over. Ttn is importao',
and will Kale a tireat amiiiiiii ui t tri
wnrk In the tui ure inellow n of t he
ground. Alter the Kiooid ia plowed
ana harruwed, roil il aitn a i.eivy
r Her. then ciossand haip.w tne loi
lowiD week, aud toll atfain: then
harrow once un.re If the n round
lit-eils manure, t-pread il broadcast
with the manure spreader, elht
loads to the acre of well-rotted ma
nure how harrow it lu.
If manure cannot be tad. uie 300
pounds of snoer phosphate and ?o0
pounds of muriate ol jioiash upon
ea b ac e, and barrow it in. Tpeu
io.I. how ted behind the roller ue
peck of timoihy i-eed to t he acre and
lol ow with a line V oth hairuw and
just coier ihe wed. I)on'l ro.l after
the seed iiiu If ou base a kreat,
quantity of htraw vou cannot dis
pose of. sjii-ad it (juiie thin oer the
Vouut; ll . othy di.riii,.' the wui'er. It
w i I act ii' a iiiulco. iriiteifiiiii the
joiiiik K a-s roots irmu t it; winter
fro ts. Ii the alter part of Pc ru
aivsow one pe k of cover to the
acre upon the snow. I urinj; the
tlisi -eason njou suli so prepared .ou
can cut irmu one lo two tons per
ai re of choice bay. 1 on'l pasture
the ennui cron; let it tirow up and
I r tect the pianl ro ts. I pou many
a farm this will be found an exicileiit
way to it-seed the failing ttrass tie.ds.
Iiistiad ol lollowiiw the uvular r ta
lion of i;ii, wheat and tiras-, and
It w li I c found far more profitable
reiiUirniK a sina l outlay for labor
and making a iai-jjer cash relurn.
t c.lillint; Sin k iiki .Vlai h. i
The general discuss on o!' tuber u
losltund lis can es w II have one
fin d e eel. It win put an end lo
the idea that It is w e or sale to
ke p mi ch cow in close, darkened
stables even when a 1 the veiiiiU
t on po siiilu under such conditions
is provided. A mi d cat autho.it et
are iiK'teed that not only plenty of
ireshair, but an alnin lauce uf sun
light a well is e seniial lor the (le
sinirlioti of the l acilii which produce
this disease i et .1 is not m ire Until
two years atfo when a h adiiii; ajricul
tural wrili-r boasted thai be h..d a
cov mi l am yaril so that when his
Muck In winter were given exerct-e
out of the r stables they took ll un
der cover We were doin.t u at ihe
time whether this wou d pr ve to the
best heal' li of the cows li ha teen
the mistake o amateur fa me s and
to some extent al-o of c peri l. cut
Millions, lo place cow. under unnat
ural condli, i. us for the sole purpose
ol iiicn a itiR ield ot milk an I but
ter. Ui loo mu li coihll nj aniina.s
as well as jeop.e hise the r iiatuial
bit d he.ss and ea; a ity to resist d is-j
ease. '
The llrsr. t orn, ar t:hi'aiii't.
Tl is Impossible fur a dairwtian t'l
know what economy icaliy is while
be is kfi pit)4 pool -loc. If be is
oiiliued t keen one ; hud more cows
than should lurm-h his p fse.it sup
pl.Ctof milk, biitter, and cheese, any
ait mpt to sii e, iiy r due u the ex
i citso o tne.r keep, c.n i' but a iri
I'.e n oiui'iiiison wall what he mu-t
lusii by fee inj so many mure than
should e needed ll is prm a le tnat
with poor rows ihe alieuipt, at ccou
oiny in leedtiitf will maku them more
uiiproliiabb; than ibey now are. 'J he
onlv true economy Is lo secure c ws
that, will produce ttie most, and then
ke p heiu up to their hesl by good
(are and feeding, taking caie. ImWs
ever, not to o.enio the bufitiess and
thus destroy good health, which
must be ttie basis of all success The
liest milch cows will bear to he fo ,
hiuhly and .ncrease their m Ik low.
If ibis Is tr.id w ih -cttiii stock it
will only lit them lor ihe bulcuer.
. I arm Not.
Had fencps very fro pn-nlly are tho
C!Ul-e of slock becoming brca by.
Keep an eye on the tehees between
the pasture aud Ihe corn Uolds.
Hk slow to cut oil large limbs from
fruitlr.es; prune the young sp outs
. with the. thuiuj. The Iws -evere the
pruning lo which the trees are hun
i Jected the more likely it s to be of
long lie
H k Is a '1st of fo (Is with wnlch
British mut ton growers vary the ra
lions or sheep on pasture: Tuinip-t,
ruli bagas, mangolds vet h, rape,
cabbage, beans, peas, lineed cake,
barley, and wheat bran.
I T.tKl est. pok.as well as the cheap
' est- says an experienced hog raiser, is
that made from ho'js that have never
been wintered, gulck growth and
ear y maturity are es'.eotfal In secur
ing the UikCsI prollti.
S'O'Kii is the Interest tiken lu
the ahand net! farm of Massachu
setts, that t he State b iard of Agri
culture will get out another cata
logue on the subject The deman l
li fruiu cltybuye s looking foralioma
Tub fall Is an excel ent time to
ue lime P ow the land run I he
cultivate over It crosswise, and ap
ply fiom thirty to tl ft busheU n'
lime per acre. It may be left on the
surface, no harrowing being quired,
as It will be c. tried down by the
ra n.
T.ik Oregon Experiment Station
cites the .ollow hg directions for
b.lnglng bulier: Take I pound of I
eranulaled su.ar, one labiespo nful
of salt peter and three gitlluns of br ne
sitong enough to bear an egg. Poll
tho I), lue and stralu w ea cool The
butter should be w apped Id cljth
bciore placing Id the brine.
Mrs. E. La hm ed of Massachuset'v.
write to Ainerloao Gardening" tr
if you insert a branch of the co
men oioe into the middle of a cur
rent or iiooae berry bush, the cum nt
t worm win not, no iuu in, or, n vr,or
' ft already there, tber wUI leT at
i new. . Tnia remedy, sne ear, ia tar
better than helietwre. It will also
prevent the i-eoond' brood apoearlug
M they otherwise tometlmes da ,
THE HIGHEST AA.1D.
Hojral Htklnc Fa4cr In Htrilll aa4
Valuo 'iO frr tni aliora It N,r
t C limpet itur.
The Itoyal IfaKiiiif Powder baa the
iiivubit) record of havinir received the
tiifrhest award for aitieles of it clasa -greatest
siitnirth, purest intrrrdienti,
luuat per eci j combined wi ert-ver ex
bibiird In om petition with others. In
ihe exmbitio.iB f former yearn, at the
Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and at the
rarioug Male and Industrial fairs,
a here it has been exnibiled, judges
iae iiivonaby awirded the lioyal
Making Powder the highest honors
.i t the rec nit World's Fair the ex-j
iminat:ou far the
baking powder
iwards wre made by
she chemical division of
.oral liepaitmeiit of
riie official report of 'lie
tne exoerts of
the Aerirul-Va:-hiiirloU.
tests of the
Daking powders which wrre mule by
ling dep ir, meiit tor t tie Bin-c.lie pur
pose of ascertaining which was the
sf, ami wi.ieu has bteii made puullc,
mows tlie leavening slienglli ot t e
(i-i)Hltobe 1 1 Jd fui.io inches of ear
lolilC 2as p r ounce of ponder. Of the
jreani of tartar baking powdeis ex.
jlblted a' the Pair, the next higneat
hi Hirengili bus ti Bed cuilani'-d hut
133 cubic inches ot leavening gas. '1 he
)lher powuers kave an i.veragn of 111.
lhn i.oyal, llieie.ore, w s found of 0
per cent greaier leavening Ktrwigtli
.loin its nearest competitor, and 41 per
:enl above tne average of a.l the other
esis. Its suiier'.nrity in oilier rtSiieets,
luwever, in the (pialUy of the lood it
oiakts as to linnicss, Celicacy, and
nholesoiiieiiess, Could nut be measured
by ligures.
It is ihese high qualities, known and
appreciated by Hie women of the conn
Ll y lor so many eais that hnvecaused
Ihe sa.es of Ihe liovitl linking Powder,
is shown by hi it: .Bi ics. to exceed he
tales of all other b.iking powders
mmbmed.
The best peai'is are Jiel fectly round,
he next bisl are pear-shaped, and egg
ihaped ones are considered most inferior.-
Sorrow is Bometinirs God's cure fot
lellisluiess.
The liihle does not command anybody
lo love a hyprocrite.
Togo in'o temptation is to run a
Willing race with the uevil.
The enamel of the teeth contains over
Ja '-1 .cut of calcareous matter.
CuMon thread is generally used to
jew kin gloves, as il does nol soreHdily
cut llie kid us silk threiid.
THE MODERN BEAUTY
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise in I lie open air. Her
lb m glows w ith health and her face hi loins
with its bounty. If her xyntem needs the
cleat, s'ng notion of a laxn ive reme ly, she
uses the gentle and pleasan:. Hijnid laxa
tive Syrtip ot Figs.
Doubts are like bats; they can only
live in the (birr.
II-iU's Citarrh Cure
Is token Mer i illy. I r'ce 75 ceuta
Mm. WliiHlow s s. oTiiixn SYiitie for child-ri-ii
i-eilini -, Kii'i.'iis t c. Kimm, r. -iiifo itilinn
molinii, all ) j..in, en res wind colic. i'K; liuUle
Sinn .' hove hern I' c, y !" '
7rrnt mprrr .from ra rfcAA BAlW,
(trri. 7 li ifd E.y't Crrm L.l "ov r w-COtt
I. ii vi null to ait avvrm LJ y'iffili Hrjr.
hriuhich froni vltirli ,
Imil 0"g tiiflrrrd nre fl"'"
- II , J. Uitchcnck, lot
Major lr. H. Vol. unit A
A. Urn., IUiffa.0, X. 1".
ELY'S CREAiu uAlw.
Oprng a rl r'tcRnsen i tic Nana' I'avn pes, Allny
I'shi and h rlammHlloii, Heals t-.e kjnrea. I'ni'
lecia Ih" Memliraiiu Iroin ei,, H. mores the
seies" f Tane Hint Hmell. The l'.tthu I- quickly
abmirlied and iive icllirf at once.
A particle In applied into each nostril and ll
.-rc-alili . I'ri e &0 ccnta nt Drugxlsts or by
mail.
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KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBDRY, MASS.,
Has discovered In one of our common1
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down to a common Pimple.
He lias tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder humor). He has now in his
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of its value, all within twenty miles of
Boston. Send postal card for be ok.
A benefit Is alwavs experienced from
the first bottle, and a'perfect cure is war
ranted when the right quantity Is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver or
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears in a week
after taking it. Read the label.
If the stomach Is foul or bilious It will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No chance of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you tan get, and enough of it.
Dose, one tab'espoonful.tn water at bed-
lime. Sold by all Drutsts.
IflCC SARiar lit now roi do
WirC T AID PAT FtlllNT.
i, wmrkl pirltlM, tmrim WaiWI wnm
4m ttollh. MfJMUa Sm4h a4 MsrMa
t Sta.1 ill.il i in Mm aa wmtm
aa " Trtal. N. mmn wtfH la atMaia,
mm wm ll am, Wmt fair MM tm aMklaa aaaaMa
A law pwl In the time of Kinj Ed
ward III and still upon the English
statute books prohibits the serving at
a dinner of more than two conrt.es to
any one, except on holidays.
Some w-r-dei do not eo well toee'her
For exam pif, a New York undertaker
disp ays in Ins window besidn a nap na
CO,, n a placard announcing in fcrtnl
black letters, "Apartments To LL"
! The firM, speech Irrnn the throne of
Englaiid to parliament was delivered
by Heury I In 1107.
8ui-s ,u v owing.
Cvlvkkt, Nkb , Aug. 29, 1894.
Editor Hkee.e:
j)t.ar r.jr.j herewith unbuilt a ehort
, ..,;.. oBUb.e(Jil ulowing" in
this conn ry.
About the 15th of this month I visited
Geneva, Fillmore County, Neb., for the
purpose of ier-oiial!y investigating what
had been done there y the nur.-ery firm
of Youn.er 1'ros. & Co., wh have been
sub Boil pi iwing 'or two years pa -it
1 was bliumi the rye mat had been
raised on Bub soil plued ground, which
made 35 bushels per ame, and the oats
which y it lded 4'tand upwards a-r acre,
alw tlie porn, which at the lime I as
there, d;d not show the droU'h at all,
and was at least a fo t higher than tne
corn planted near by oil ordinary pi w
ing To be brief 1 w ill i-ay that I was
so ' taken" with the idea that I bought
a sub-roil plow as hooh as I got to
Council Hlulls and shipped it home for
use on my farm as himii as it rains.
I will say further that 1 am satisfied
that if we farmers -would stib-s il our
ground, and mily one-half as much land
the results woul 1 lie niu.-h more satis
factory in every way, pa'lie, lar y for the
reason that if our land is stirred to a
depth of from 14 to IH inches, we would
seldom feel the effec 8 of drouth after
he ground has once been wet dow n to
the bottom of the furro-as our (-oil
, w ill hold ihe moisture "1 ke a spongt "
I and we always get rain enough to finish
a crop under Mich conditions.
From the folk wing it will he noticed
that the difference in tbeyi, It of various
' crops harvested from ground tha' was
Rub soil plowed last fall was 3 to
j t i tin 8 as great as was t he yield from land
al joining and fr m land cultivated in
the ordinary way.
I Extract from the report made on July
14th by Meters. Younger Bros. & Co, of
Geneve. Neb. to the Hon. J. Sterling
Morton, f-ec'y of Agriculmre, a d 1
heartily endorse every word in their re
port, and I believe that if all the
larniers esperia ly those who o.-cny the
I high table, lands i", Western Ni-bra-ka
j would practii-e cub-soil cultivation it
! would revolutionize larinin iu this pirt
of the slate, as it. i, as done m ritlmore
County, so far as tried.
"Alter preparing the ground by sub
anil plow tig iu the fall of l-s!'2. ihe rop
i f lS'.Kt consisting of com and potatoes.
Corn that vear being only n very modi r
lite crop in this vicinity ' (maximum 4U
bushels per acre and the avenge not, to
exceed 20 hit.-hclfl per acre) we harveste
a crop of Tii bti-hels per m re Ir in a st' ip
of giO ind that had been suh-oili'd. The
po'ato crop mis practically a failure in
this vicinity ; ti e rcsuit of our experi
ment was a very good crop about Via
bushels per acre.
"This seat-on 1 181)4) the crop consisted
nf rye. oats, corn and potatoes. . live
harvested indicates a viel.l of 115 b. sliels
per acre, while rye in an adjoining field
the same seed, planted and harvested
w ill vield HI bushels per acre.
"Oats on land sub soi. plowed in fall
nf 1SH3 will yield 40 to 4" bushels per
sere; oats on land sub-soil plowed in
ihe fall of 1WI2 will y eld 3uto35 luishel
per acre (the average crop under the
adverse conditions that prevailed.) In
each instance the seed, soil and planting
was identically the tame.
Very truly,
M. VV. Nkbmith.
(Wauneta, Neb.Jire.eze, Sep: 0. 1891.)
My ElECTrIC t ELT tirt on "i'li' IvHKK
Dr.Jmld 8 btro t.Jlli h. Waul m ni- .
A. All ill
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are benefitted by the
pure air and
Hot Springs, S. D.
Rheumatism, neuralgia,
dropsy, dyspepsia,
eczema, liver, blood
and kidney complaints
are only a few
are there successfully treated.
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J. FRANCIS, Gen'l
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Powdered aluminum mixed with bW
no 1 1 of aodidm consiitutes a powarfsw
rxpiosve.
Down to the days -t Appelle lh
Greeks knew but four coors-wbita,
r.-d, yellow and black.
It is considered unk'eky in Ireland to
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helm der ts under an umbrella.
Tli" prayer of Christendom after thw
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