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Th. Human Form Iil. The du man sk bit-ton, t-xcsusire of th Urmth. consult of 20H bon g. Hair i very strop?. A sing'e ban will War weight of I 1W grains. The normal weight of theliTer is be tween three and four pounds. The only involuntary muscle com fosed of red, or striped fibers, is the heart. M n have lieen known to lege by per plration & 000 or C.i'OO grains in ar hour. nor hers and those alxx't to . tiecome mo hers. t.i.i . ....... tii-it Dr. i'ierre s Fa- ! , orite I'-escription I rijtjs ciiiiiiijinn ot ! its torture, terrors I 1 anil dangers to ( With mother and i child, bv aiding Nature in preparing the system for parturition. Thereby "labor" and also the period of confinement are greatly shortened. It also promotes an abundant secretion of nourishment for the child. During pregnane-)-, it pre vents " morning sickness " and those distressing nervous symptoms from which so many sutler. Tanks. Collie Co ., Texas, Da. R. V. Pii.kce, Htilhdo, N. V. : Dear Sir took your "Favorite Pre scription " previous to confinement and never did so well in my life.. It is only two weeks since my confinement and I am able to do tnv work. I feel stronger than. I ever did in ix weeks before. Yours ti uly, A MOTHER'S EXPERIENCE. South llend. Pacific Co.. Wash. Dt. R. V. Pikrck, Itnffalo. N. V.: JearSirl begun taking yonr "Favor He Prescription " tlie first month of preg nancy, anti uvc tun tinued taking it since confinement. I did not eaperience the nausea or any of the ailments due to pregnancy, after I began taking your "Prescription." 1 was only in labor a short time, and the physician said 1 got along un usually well. We think it saved me a Bteal deal of suffering. Mas. Bakbk. I was troubled a great di al with lcucorriiea also, and it has done a world oi good tor me. Yours truly. Mas. W. C. BAKKR. KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement nnd (ends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to tlie'nceds of physical being, will attest the value to health o. the pure liquid laxative principles embraced In tha remedy, Svrup of Fips. lu excellence is due to iU presenting In the form most acceptable and picas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of jK-rfect lax ative; effectually clemming the system, distielling colds, headaches and fever and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid nevs, Liver ami Bowels without weak ening them and it U perfectly free from very objectionable substance. , Syrup of Fijrs is for sale by all drunp gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man ufactured by the Califorina Fig Kyrup Co only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will nut accept anv substitute if offered. W.L7Douclas cunr it thi iikt. VJ 0fWL NO SOUEAKINO. 5. CORDOVAN, FRENCH ENAMELLED CALT 4.3.5?FlNECALF&KA;i6AIEl 3P0LICE,3Sous. ,y2.W0RKINGMENe- extra fine. 42.I.75Boys'SchciilShi)3. LADIES- , SEND FOR CATALOGUE W'LDOUC.LA3) BROCKTON, Ymu ma iitb money bjr wr oritur Iho w . i DouffUB $3.00 hho. flerautifs wo are tha Innrmt manufartnreni nf Ibit Kraltiur h(Km lu the world, and HuaraoUe lb it Iua by nUrnpiug tln name and prlea en tii tHtom, wlilcb pniti-t'I you M&tuftt biKh prlcwi and lh nilltllemon' pronto. Our abo uil ctistora work In atyle, tunr fitting and wearing qualities. WehTnth-m ikh-I twrywtum ntluwr prUv tr lh TalueKl"" than any other makn. Tak no mid UtuU. If your duatlrr cauliH iupply yciu, wo cnn. The St. Joseph and Grand Island E. R. - ta THR SHORTEST and QUICKEST LINE TO ALL FOIWT ' NORTH WEST ??? EAST SOUTH Anil Inennnee- Union Pacific System M tllMITI AI1TM ii . tlun lin in IU TKK i TOUTS BOUTS toCtlllnrelt, (ron snil all WeWrn Points. tut liitortuillon rrfirdl'ig rt, etc., call oa t wfclri'M any seiit or M. ADMT, Oan'l Msnac-r, M. iosepb, Mo , MONTHLY. Ilia lrtl 4 Tamp. Fall mm .,Ka nf 1m fttiut Ibm !lrirtniiifl Ht-t. Fl IijSIi11"i """ Varrn " " I bVliiafl Vi, j m 'I Itri" rloMdi Firttirt. n-t. " Otw ra.r uid II Sao Unrminm, l. f3w -wy-w I laJirons. 1 I FATTINIXii SI10AT& MAKE CHEAP PORK BY FEED ING VEGETABLES. M l It wllh II 7 !Hillf-il an I All.m It to jvour Slightly Bffor ( l'rMT lare of t.ralii ft, k. - .-nrrMl rrui Nol. f'ftlnt on Muklnt; I'ork. The early ;all U the ven lst time to fatten t::c p I be llit- are nut so annoying, an 1 the veaiher is u-t ikiI enough tutcve the pn;s n no d appetite. .vuialt tatoe, (.utupkios, b 1 1 a 1 J cabbage, etc. txiili-d and uii ed with heavy iimlleed snd allowed to sour Mi.;lit y. makes an excelleiit and cheap let'd. 'iwolarwe wbreibanow loads of these veuetaOlcs, thrown in Uj a fort K 'l'on open kettle and .u t covered vilh water and covered with a wooden coer, in order to keep in the bleain, wid t oil so:t in two hou s. hen biiiiod, add tine bushel ! heavy rniii fet-d, costing .ii c. Thi-. will uuikc a thick mush, which the pls aie very rond of. A handful of Bait should be added to it, and well stirrei in Tb s will feed twenty hhoats two davs, in connection with soft com. 'J he way to feed is as f d lows: l;o the leediriK at regular periods, i. a. ui , I:, and ii o'clock in the evening. Kach shiiat should uet tlveearso soft con After this Is eaten up, the slop is to be Kiveu a Lucket to five, ; piurcrl .nto a lontf slotted trough. 'J'he.se sho.it 8 should have the run of an a re of wo ds pasture, with a small stream of water rui.tiina throuah it This l of Rival advant age, as pigs re ,u re a la.tf: (juant ty of water both to drink and towa'low In ( no quart of coal, If po:.siule the tuml eiland coal, Is allowed to live shouts per week: (jive this in two feeds every third day. The an.iuals should hav a lon;f, low woo 'en roof, teu feet wide and thirty-six leet'otiif to n under at nil.t ;r in stormy weather. This roof .should he Mx feet hiyh in front, and a loot from the iiroiiud in the rear. The tooling boards shou d lap one another, l-einu put on boil oniaby. '1 hey should face the outbwesi, It pot ible, and have in the tear a trench two lect wide and a little o er one foot in depth, dutf and packed so as to draw o;l the surf, ice water. The. root re quires sixteen lie lJoek boards' si teen leet lonit by one foot in width. All the other li inherit may be taken out of the woods Two men can put up t e roof iua little our one day's time, l'lus must be ke t dry. es pecially at .niuht they mti--t have e erclse. plenty or sunburnt, and also shade in tin-middle of the day. Tins Is especially i eeded In hot weather 'J he one gieat point to follow lu tuccess'ul pitf leediiiL', Is to fee! on time (.ie Kood, wholejouie feed, enough of It, but uo inure, and jrive a variety of feed. Thetditorof the lraitimorc Amer ican says he once led some namacd wheat, and found the best way to Iced it vas to scatter ll thinly over the sod In the f d yard; the pikts will cat crai and wheat together. The wheat will a 1 be digested. If fed In little piles. It Is eaten so Kieedily that much of its value is lost. It does not pay to boll the wneat but I does pay to boil the vegetable , as they re-iulre but little cooking', ad I he heavy millfccd beitiK added, mixes a thick mush Which comhlnes with the vegetable matter and soon sour. It Is then In condition to feed. I;ran will not answer. It it too light, and It will not mix. . boats so ie l will be In pnme order for butchering bv the middle of Novum tier. The meal will not he so tat, hut ju-t lat eiongh, and of e celient flavor juicy and sweet Try this plaQ of making bcalt. y family p ,rk. l'roer 'ro of Nta It. It is fully as necessary to properly shcl'cr and ca:e lor harvested crops, as It it to plant arid cultivate them carefully, (iiain and t rager-tored in tiie bam inu-t be well cured and Kept from spoding v. It h the heat of fer mentation. The latter will a ect stacks but btl.e unless they have be n so built as to take In the rain. Alter every storm the stacks should be examined. If found wet they should tie dried iiv throwing oil the upper half, spreading It 'n the sun shine and air until no more moisture can be lelt, when the stark sli. uld be proi erly rebuilt, keeping the center mil, and the terns on the Ides slop, ing dowuwaid M'icks In urad by heavy winds should he laked dowc and rc lopped. All stacks soon sell le and after a lew weeks need to have a cons derable amount of new material thrown on the I'uttened lop, and ar ranged In the best wa, lushed rain. The hangers which weight down the, top olten need ad ustment, and some times ditches should be dug around the stack to dram orf surface waicr. Vara! imt In Hln nf M hrt for Kowlnj. As the sub.ectof how much wheat to sow per acre is one of no small Im portance, permit lue to cull attention to the wide difference In the quan tity of actual seed there may bo In bushels of dilTcrcnt wheat, result ng fioni the sle of grains, even when of the same variety. It bus been noted at the Iowa experiment slat Ion that one bu-hel of a variety g rown in Cal ifornia contained on y m;ii (rains, while ,i bushel ot Turkey I ed lroiu Iowa had i, I 4. .: grains or about it times as many. Other bushels of the same variety, one from Iowa and one grown in Kansas, had i pwarilsof li)ii,0iin grains each. The average of II I bo samples tested at the station was 770, 2uo grains per bushel. Tbe point 1 wish to make Is that while two men may I agreed that a bushel of wheat Is about the proper quan tity to sow od an acre or some other glv, n area and proceed on that basis, oue may be seeding twice, or more than tv. re. a hcivilyas the o'.L.er. t. Ii C biliu. Au-lraltan rVocr.. I ri'lcT the fi irert'ou of the Austra lian Agricultural le;anuient proia lMii exgetiuientii aie iiiiii made with the i-U riii. iuz Fjau-ui, which ptoduce, butter that will keep Pr- J )e, tiy in any cbuiale. Nearly al' of the export butter I, now producea at central actor.es and the faimers are paid for their milk, not by measure, hut by its uality. or by its re-ults in jioundt of butter. Consideiable headway islieitig made in the mauu-la-ture of export cheese under a b:illllS The Australian Government, is also encouraging the export of as many as jioss i ole of the productions of the soil, the priucipal of which are pork, j nouiirv euijs. cotn entraieu tuuu. uu- - bits, gie n peas etc. (shipments by refrigerators have already been made with promising results, and It has been foiirul !h:il j pen Irilll.s can he nut. on t he market in iro d toudltion I by using aerated chambers. MuttT Hut. Musty hay Is not fitted to fie fed to a milch cow, and yet through cur hasly methods of harvp tlng grass a great deal of hay is m sty as It comes from the mow. It Is packed solidly Into big bams befoie all or' the ex cess moisture has heen evaporated In tne field. The cs apo of a cloud of impalpable musty dust Is the result, when a Iock of such hay is shaken In winter time. Corn or meal and skim milk are good fed together for grow Ingtalves. The one produces l.esh and the other bone. I arm Not. In Holland the cows are always tethered. The cabbage crop Is one that near ly always pays. S oak. corn comes a little earlier If the tops are browen oil after the ears form. As- Australian farmer attributes the lo-s of loo fowls to feeding them upon sunflower seed. W. i kucukss is an excellent fool for chickens. It can only be grown In ch ar water with a sandy bottom. M.Mr. the butter first-class and put it on the market In sik h a manner as ti make it show for all It Is woitli. Ir is claimed that a decoction ot smartweed or walnut leaves ;ip,ilied once a day to cattle will keep oil flies. I . milking good butter attention 1 1 the proper ripening of the cream is much more iuiporlaui thau skill in manipiilat, on. , A lii'-.N may be made to lay right on irom the time site begins to lav in the spring till she molts in tiie lall ii' sin; l-i fed judiciously. The apple trade of Great I.ritaln has a-sumed great porportions, amounting to 7,(iu0.0oo bushes with in tiie putt twelve years Tiik present prl:e of beef In Paris Is .() cents per pound, muiton being cents, veal :n. cents and the best horse meat i'i cents per pound. Tiik total value of farm animals In the i nited States in lr-Ho was esti mated at 81,-7 7, 1 1 12. In 1SDI their value Is put at I2.170,8)",7;"i4. Tiih better milk development se cured with the flrtt calf, the littler iCMilts it is possible to secure. Make the best start possible aud keep in a good ondiUoii. I'uiri.i m raisers in the vicinity of summer resorl.t will be apt to llnd I.., ....i.uir ,rt 'lliM.irt.r rxi thnir fowls dunug the hot weather lhaD later lu the season. T ik cotton crop of the country for the pasi live periods of ten yearscacb has asscd lroiu .,4til),on.i bales ifi i.s. i to i . . 7 -, 1. hales for ISmi, the crop doubling fro.u 1 ).-() to IHfiO. Hyk Is excellent for late pastures or for early spring, tjuite a crop of it maybe grown on the corn land. It may be sowu on the land occupied by corn before tbe crop is removed. Souk places on animals caused by flies may be antioiuted with a mix t.ire of one p nt of crude petroleum, one tablespoonful of wood tar. and one tcatpooiilul ot carbolic acid, well mixed. !Sc:arel Her Into Speech. A piepossessing, middle-aged wom an walked Into the oilice of a well known firm of railroad lawyers on Wiliu.ms street the other day, and drifted over to where the junior part ner sit. She had courtplaster and other trilling articles to sell for 10 rents aud showed at the same time a caid, on wh ch was written, T am deaf and dumU" The lawyer was Interested, says the New ork World, for the woman had a sad face aud seemed eminent ly respect ible So he wrote on a pad, "Any children?" and sho, In the sarin! manner, answered, "Yes." To the question "How many?" the reply was "six," empha led by a mournful sha e of the head. She acknowl edged in writing that her husband was dead When her address was asked lor she was rather slow lu put ting It n paiier. and wheu It came to references she wrote, with a good deal of dellbeittthm, "John Davis." Where doci lie liver" was the next tiuestlou, to which the woman wrote no icply, but Indicted with her hand a point on the hoi I .mi that might have meant Je sey or heaven. "Great Scott! You don't mean to say you know Davis?" shouted the lawyer, jumping to his feet. "Yes, I do," answered the woman, taken olf her guard by the vehemence of the speaker. The looked at one another for a moment, and then the lawyer called an orhce boy and told him to show her the street by way of tbe stairs, eight long flight. A man that forget a good deal that has happened has a Iteller mem ory than be who remembers a great deal that never happened. T.ixireti in I.itr. iia-iin Van liuren l.fgp.n It 'e as an sfiiee b ir lor a lawyer, rismj slowl. to the position of clerk, copyist and final ly becoming a pleader in the courts of justices of the peace. IJi-rnadotu-. one of Xatioleon's mar- hals. who afte-wards become king of Swe(Jf.n wa, in tije MfJ of a C: alld (peMt hii tilIie io . . , ' copying legal papers. aoulhey, the poet, stnt most of bis boyhood in bis father's linen shop. He wrote verses io the intervals of husi ness and kept his papers hidden amo::g the goods on the shelves. West, the painter, showed bis talent at a very early age. He made sketches In fliurnoul ItfafVirA lia wja tan Qttil some of his early work displays great ease in the use of tbe crayon. John Howard showed In boyhood the philanthropic traits that af erwards made his name famous. He was con- tl"uMy " the lookout for some case of distress that he might relieve. If You want to be Luvel. Don't over cr under dress. JJon't believe all the evil you hear. Don't jeer at anybody's religious be lief. Don't be rude to your Inferior in social position. Don't repeat gossip eveu if it does In terest a crowd. Don't underrate anything because you don't possess It. Don't go untidy on tbe plea that everybody knows you. NICOTINIZED NERVES. Th Tocseco Habit Quickly llrokan and Nrrvs Force Kretored A lloon to If u manlir. . . -r . A bumber of our great and most In veterate tobacco smokers and cliewers ' have quit the use of the filthy weed. The tall8matiic article that does tjie work is no-to-bac. The reform Was started by Aaron Gorber, who was a confirmed slave for many years to tbe use of tobacco, lie tried the use of noto-bac, and to his great surprise and delight it cured him. Hon. AV. C. Ashcom, who had been smoking lor sixty year, tried no-to-bac and it cured him. Col. Samuel S'.outener, who would eat up tobacco like a cow eats hay, tried this wonderful remedy, and even Samuel, after al! his years of Blavery, lost the desire. J. C. Cobler, Lessing Evans, Frank Dell, George 15. May, ('. O. hkillington, Hanson Kobi nett, Frank llershht-rger, John Shiuii, and others have since tried no-to-b io, nd in every case they report not oiny l cure of the tobacco habit but a woii ierlul improvement, in their generd physical and mental condition, all of which goes to show that the use of tobacco had been injurious to them in ouore ways than one. No-to-bac is popular with (lie druggis s, as they all led under absolute guarantee to cure r refund the money. From the Press, Everett, Pa. Mm. WlnHlow'it MoTHlNfl Sykcp for rhllil n leeUihiu, kuIihui the Kama, reduce inltaiu jiulluu, llo' i, i In, (.' ii res wind colic. 2.c bottle. Never drum with the lingers upon :he table or with the feet upon the floor. No gentleman will ever place his arms upon the table either before, dur ing or after a meal. Never hurry the dinner. Let every- , thing come along promptly ou time and move steadily thereafter. Meats are to be cut with a Bin pie rhding movement of the knife, not by converting it into a saw. TfeYOUTtfS CflflPANlOI Come Every Week. For all the Family. Finely Illustrated. $1.75 a Year. Tile Full Prospectus for 1S95 (sent (ree to every applicant ) gives abundant evidence ot the variety, interest and value of the contents of the sixty. ninth volume ol Tub Youth's Companion'. The following litles ol articles and names ol Contributors sucest a few of its many attractions. nr. Gladstone has written Sir Andrew Clark. Two Daughters of Quscn The Story of My First Voyage, A School Revisited, The Bold 'Prentice, The Story of .1 Locomotive Engineer, How to Tell a Slory, An Editor's Relations And Articles Serial Stones. The Lottery Ticket, J. T. Trowbridge. The Young Boss, Edward W. Thomson. A Girl of the Revolution, Dorothy Nelson. Hy Harold Frederic, C. A. Stephens, W. J. Long, C. M. Thompson, Warren L. Wattis, and others. 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He spoke pleasantly to the little girl, and then, turning to Mrs. Peters, said: "Is this your little grandchild?" "Grandchild! ' exclaimed Mrs. Peters "grandchild! Does that girl look like a grandchild?" Proicrreaive Women. Queen Victoria greatly dislikes a vis itor who is shy and colors or looks agi tated when addressed. At tbe finish of the interview the quetn generally bows slightly or offers her band, and then turns a little to one side to save the very trying necessity of an entirely backward exU from her presence. The empress of Austria has her hair shampooed once a month. It is still beautiful, luxuriant and perfectly black, and when let down touches the ground as she stands, and she is tall. It is said the hair wash required forty eggs, and the other ingrediants are ob tained from jio less than twenty mys terious bottles. .IZ&Z'ZrKSsi; One of the best-known figures in Paris is Mme. Yoer, who, upon the death of her husband, a reporter for the French press, took up his work and ha conducted H with marked enter prise. In her rounds she is accompa nied by a great white poodle called 'The D"CKir," who permits no ou to trille with his mistress. One of the authorities on decoration in Kmrland is Mrs. Comyns ( arr. She isthewi.eof a successful theatrical manager, and to her ideas on stage decoration and cost nine he ower much of his succe-s. Mrs. Carr has designed dresses for several of Mr. Irvings' plays and is almost always Miss Terry's chief councellor on wardrobe matters. PliiO'p Cure for ('onmiinplion is an especially Hood niedleliie for Croup. .Mrs. M. K. Avent, JiilK'kboro, TeXtts, Mayyth, 1M!1. The friends of the devil are always the first to get mad when the real gos pel of Christ is preached in church Fruit is not to he bitten It. sbou'd be peeled and cut with a fruit knife. 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FACE BLEACH A (prriftui(t in imi inti uimmhwot imm f IM I). 0. fcftv Mlimd my Fc Hlnrh,oa account al prtrc, whlf h ta t pM Mllr, n4 ta t4r Ikftt At.lt bit tin II htr trll, I 111 aM m hdiim HuUia, Mivif pmi, an rkMfMriwl4, tm rrrvlpl of ftw, 9AVW BI.KACII rtwrovaaan'l rart hwltol mil fTMklM, m4nifl, Moth, klufchmrtu, Mllaw ttpm, itm, cowm. wrluhl", foffcrt ll,r4 kMtliM tk rMitWlrS. Ai Mme. A. nuprtDept'K.eE.UtbHt.,. Y.Uty y Health, New- York City. Uuwtotie W beat for Ke-d The present high prices for feed stuffs and low price of wheat make it desirable to know how to use wheat properly for food. The very best re sults have been obtained by mixing 25, per cent wheat, 25 per cent corn, 10 per cent barley, and 40 per cent oa's. This should be ground together. Of course, this can be varied somewhat, according to the supply, though care should be used that there is not too much wheat used. Wolsey's early life is said to have been passed mainly in the slaughter house of bis father, who was a butcher. He was sometimes called by his ene mies "The Uutcher's Dog." How's This f We offer One Hundred Dollarn Reward for any ease of Catarrh that cannot t cured liv Hall's Catarrh Cure. K. J. CHEXEYifc CO., Props . Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in ail business transactions imd linaneially able to carry ont anv obligation made by their firm. Wests Ti'.rjx, Wholesale' Druggists, To ledo, Ohio. Waliling, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drugirists, Toledo, Ohio. Hull's ( at.irrli Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon llie hlo.al .and mu enons surfaces oi the system. Price 750. per hot le. Suld by all i),'U;;;i-',t3. Te- tinioiiiiils free. .... n . ) Many people who pray for ''a deeper work of grace," do cot want it to come deep enough to reach the pocket. 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