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A sow wssas soeat wodatng IxmIi
Ml was rfM by ft eohaoaatial tara.er
wta It daigblors, the elueat
was tha btiie. A neighbor, a
, who im kmartil witn an
vtaatioo, tonasiag, m doubt, that ho
sjbAtosay sooaeth ng complimentary
Mi Uw mil, addressed tbe bride
mb Uu:-
"wVH, jam have got lb pick of the
e4tblow aomarried sties
Is
ra ncauDCE a sitcr ef rcs
festoon) wUj W tfce originality and
tsaoUcsty of tho combination, bat also
f ta care aad skill with which It b)
noaMfaotsvod by eulentlno processes
so she Cauvousia Fio Braur
Co. omlj, aod we wish to impress opon
oil lb hnpartaaoB of purchasing the
tro aasi original reerwsdy. Aa the
famine Syrup of Firs la manufactured
Vf tho Calipomia Pio Sraar Co.
Buy, a knowledge of that fact will
aaaiat oaa in avoiding the worthless
Sat Rations mann factored by other par
Has. The high standing of the Cau
gttanTiA Kie 8rmn Co. with the modi
nl proreaaioa, aad tha satisfaction
Wbiofc tha genuaee Syrap of rigs ha
ftvea to millions of families, makea
4ha naass of the Coeapony a guaranty
f the eieellcoos of iu rossedy. It la
tar la adranoo of all other lnxatlTee,
aa It seta on the kUneye, liver and
bowels without srriaasiag ar weaken
bag thaaa, and H dora not grip nor
anaaata. In order to get iu benefloial
SaTaeta, pleane riaassasir tha mm af
(be OatarianT
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
sax rnanoaeoo. cm.
tr, i. nrw vane, m. T.
EitaMtabe I7M.
j Baker's
: Chocolate,
NONB
Of
1 l
SLICKER
WHX KEEP YOU DRY.
Don't toalfS wit eukmtath
arnkhrcMi. If yw cmi
nut win k a r" n '" " ,'ri1"
tl (tor y FUn hr.inj
Siwtor. W ant for Ml t ymir
A. j TOWF9. ft v Mj
1
A i f Aiwa.
"Ha taok hii atothar-ln-lAV mm tm
plea ant row ea the laka."
"Tea."
Then ha triad to leare bar b raak-
bag tha boat."
"Bola drowned T
"No. The waiar waan't bat three
leet deep, and hi mother-in-law grabbed
Hm by tha hair, chnckrd him under
her arm, eriied tha boat rope and
waded ashore."
hake Into Toar fthoee
Alien'a Foot-Eaae, a powder for tha
feet It cure painful, swollen, await
ing feet and InxUntly takes the sting
out of corns and bunions. It's tbe great-
eat comrort discorerj of tbe sge. Al
len's Foot-Esse makes tlgnt-Ottlng or
new shoes reel easy. It Is a certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot,
urea, nerrous, achlnir feet Try It to
day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
tores. By mall for 25c In stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address Allan S. Olm
sted. La Re, M. Y.
Tos Popull is not always Vo Del.
Today it ma shout, "Hosanna," to
morrow y "Crucify Him."
Wheat! au Cent a ItaebeL
Hew ta ere wheat witk bis profit at
10 erata aad sample ef Kalier Red Cross
80 Banhete par acre Wiutvr Wkeat, Rye,
Oata, Clover, etc, with farm (Deed Cata
logue for f eenta pout re. JOHN A. 8AL
ZKR SBBU CO.. La Croaae, Wla. 0 N C
If yva would be rich in tha riches
that do cat taki ta tbemaelres wings
learn ta ba thankful
slaa. Wlaalnw't UoeraiHe HTinr far efclW
raa kHifcluK, aofvm th gumi, reiocM Inflaia-
aattaa, aliara pata, eurwla4oiUa MekeUls
WiJfTlD.-Ouar but hl:h thai R I P-A HSwIII
tot tafll. B).nd tratM Ut airuih ClMmtpal Ov.,
.aw rot. aw S) aiaal'o ana I.0UU MKtmsnlala
Tha ma who gives a boy a drink of
whisky, pats s sponge of vinegar to Ja-
tas' lips.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, fries 79 oenta.
ealebraled far mere
thaa a century as a A
aalicieus, autrlUoas, V
aad Beh forming
beraraga, has aw i
vallJinowa $
Tallow Label
ea tbe fraat ef etary J
package, aad eur
trsde-mark,-U Belle $
CaecolatiwaTeauit V
czc
other oemmB.
One af tbe rr.osl remarkable eshibi
lions the world has ever seen is in pro
grefiat Omaha, and will remain open
daring tha summer and autumn. 'Ihe
Trans-Mi'aiaippi and International
Kiponition Is an extraordinary evidence
I American energy and culture in tbe
newest aestion ol the Union, rive years
have bean spent in preparing for it, and
the sum ol 13,000,00 expended to place
it on the level ef great exposition
lbs sronnds auver 200 asres, and in
addition ta the ten immense general
Htructnres are flfUen state buildings
tiled with th treasures of industry ami
art. Aa elaborate government display
occupies a grand halt erected at a coat
of $200,000. Tha immea-e giounda are
bean ifled in the most Uber.il and tatte-
ful manner. A vistt ta tbe Omaha ex-
position is a Decennary part of iba sum
mer's business aud reureatioa.
I never ased is quick a en re aa PUo!
Cure for Connnmption J. B. fulmar, ilox
1171. aaMl vtaaa., Bev. S 1SI.
With lawrring plants, cutting tbe
flowers aa they mature atrengtuent the
plants.
WALTER BAS.CJC IU. LU
Dorcbestar, Mass. X
r I I O ant amr vmut In, !!' Orat Srr h
tttnr, SmmI tot rittr. . trul botlli-4 traaOM.
ua. a. a. sum ua. tnaroa stnk rnuiuijtn, ra
Oultivatioa in the garden, like plant
ing, Wl I not aiUH "I any ouui onaw;
lelay. ,
Era
i , i
1 V . -
It to cool
I8JMNG
GRAY?
Whtt does your mirror ssy?
Does it tell you of some little
streaks of gray? Are you
pleased? Do your friends of
Ihe same c show this loss
of power stao?
Just remember thst gray
hair never becomes dtrker
ithr.ni hein. while dark hair
rapidly becomes gray whea
once tne cnange Dcgms
In Cnloradn.
TV M.i Hiffrrenne between the
trimmer iemerftlure of Colorado and
that of Iowa r neura--a
boat tan decrees. The api arent dil-
mmnrrn la atn.llt tlllrlV ier--1!.
1 I. tha ka- month to visit
Oolorato. In liwust the temperature
nl Inst ngtit, tna ninnniaui i"
fl let with ple'isure seekers, and tha
eost ol reaching them llt'le mnre than
ht' as great a Is ornine'iiv t""
i i..f.m.tlni alnnt rates
wm rwt air ii iihhi..
aad train eatvioe. Alto for advertia-
m matter deacrlDttva "i "',
Ulanwaod 8prins, E'tes Park, ee.
; . rtaaats, Oaaaral rmmmmft Assat,
P. 1.-11 yea weal via
waHlaava Mtf'e. yee saa MJJ
ute Traaa-m ari"
once the change begins.
mat
h ri Trrxsn.Fi
nr nai
sT waW
will bring back to your basr
the color of youth. It never
fails. It l )ust ss sure ss
that heat melts snow, or thsl
water quenches fire.
It cleanses the scalp slso
nd prevents the formation of
dandruff. It feeds and nour.
tabes the bulbs of the hair
msklng them produce s luxu
riant growth. It stops tho
hair from falling, out and gives
line soft finish to tbs bslr
swell.
towyrJaas. j 1
"VTTVTV
Mid tart "the foot of tbe suerji la guld
to tha law." A flock of tliw, nuwvver.
an not add anythlug to tha land othw
than to prevent wuce of wsutImik
which thf naturally consume, and an
thvrefere mora valuable when they an
fed at tha barn at nigbt, the additional
food render lag the manura mure valuable.
Bnpportlne; Frait Trees.
Tbe practice Is becoming more and
more prevalent of pasturing bogs and
sheep In orchards. The piss is excel
lent The animals thrlvs an the grass
and fallen fruit and they In turn en
rich tbe orchards and destroy soust
less grubs and worms. With animals
-tf&.tJtL'r 'iwM- . j. a
no. 1 ntcrnR soppobi.
Teonsr Cattle More Pleatlfal.
It Is now more thsn two years since
farmers began to realize that there was
a marked ahortage In beef cattle, and
unite efforts to restock. Throughout
sad lUSil comparaUvoly few calves
. were marketed. I'asturea were gener
' ally abundant beef cattla sold well.
and tbers was every Inducement for
farmers ta increase their production of
beef. In the Ohio Valley a good many
yearlings ere brought from Canada
and some from' Kentucky and Tennes
see. AU these Influences havs tended,
within the pan two years, to replenish
the beef stack ea tbs farms, but af
eauraa. It has been Imposslbls In so
short time ta ererceme the losses
reused by years ef depression and
drought Wi may reasonably expect
however, that farmers will have mors
settle ta market during tbe coming two
years thaa during the past two. Calves
re being bred and kept and it takes
nly two ta two and ene-half years for
ealf, ta Secerns beef. The yesrllngs
are earning along, aud there are more of
them new than for several years. Na
tleaal Staakman.
StiaaiasT e Mail VurMdaao.
It baa bitnarto baen tbe custom ol
the ' i dren attending the public eci-.ools
in .Mtr aud liu,' garv to kits the
hands of iu ir t ncuers on ar ival and
departure This has now been fortdd an
by a ukase just issued by the imperial
board of education, which bases its
lot ision aa declaration of the sanitary
sounoli to ihe fet that kltsing is a dan
rous prooseding, aad should not be
Practised when not absolutely neees
lary. Mulching with toha oo stems will
Keep away tha corrant worms.
To have a good garden, try to bare
Mmathing growing all tha time.
All priming don at this time should
so covered with oil paint or wax.
Use short whiffletrea in sultlrating
tmoag tho trees in the orchard.
Ths sleanar tbs culture the bettor the
Ire p.
Tim looks are on ssla at all bai
ito e.
Mew CotllUSe I
A new cotill on Hitrs b)
London. It requires bat a sosiseaol
hillings, which sr tcoaad In tbo -
the lady laving daeided ab4Wsln1
intends dancing with "heads or "toilaV"
Oar silver Quarter answers too
purpose. A second figure is i
a im ... I a In a JananeaA
AIVIUIS Um mam mm " f i
for tho lady to look through, bar oyeV
only shoainr. Tbe man bo
her identity dances with bet.
Warm Weather1
WEAKNESS is quickly overcome by tte
toning and blood-enriching euslHtss Of
Hood's SarsaiMtrilla. This great ssoo
cine cures that tired feeling slssaat OS
quickly as the sun dispels the tasialnf
mist. It slao cures piuiules, boue, ea4l
rheum, acrofula and all other tioasesi
originating in bad, impure blood.
HOOd'S Manila
Aatertca'i Qieatut sledleiaa. SI; six Set S
HOOd'S PHIS r btliouBaaa, iasiaaaMao,
In sn orchard, however, it is Impossible
to prop up heavily laden boughs, for
such props will very quickly be knock
ed down. Figure 1 shews a plan that
can be used In almost any tree. The
central branches furnish a fulcrum fer
the support of the poles used. One end
can be placed under the branch ta be
supported, or tied to It and the ether
4
rio. 2 pole aiTD wins soppoart.
end brought down under a branch en
tbe opposite side, or tied to a branch
If It Is not possible to confine It under
a limb. Another way Is to fasten a puis
to tbe trunk of the tree, allowing it te
extend up through tbe top, as abewn
In figure 2. Wires extending from ths
top of the pole to heavily ludea branch
es will support these In the best possi
ble manner. Orange Judd Farmer.
Corn and Braaa.
When aora and beans are planted at
tbetr usual time, which la little ear
lier for the corn than Is best for ths
beans, both are In right condition to use
for cooking together in their green
Stage. Hence succotash seems to be tho
natural result as wbers both bars to
bo belled It was Inevitable that some
time they should be cooked together.
It Is a dish which the American Indians
learned to use before the white nrn
visited tbeia. Tbe ideal succotash is
made from sweet corn, young snd ten
der, and the large, fully grown Lima
bean. Abeut one-fourth beans will bo
enough. Tbs Lima bean Is much tbs
richest and best bean for making succo
tash, and In tbe country, where It can
be grewa aa easily as any ether, It
ought always to be used for this pur- I
peso. Ths Lima bean requires to bo
peled, but if Its first crop Is picked be
fore it is fully rips, the vines will con
tinue blossoming and bearing nnUl
frest kills them.
Vme of tbe Harrow,
Much Is said about tbe use of tbe cul
tivator for corn, but the barrow will do
geed service In destroying small weeds,
and If the small weeds are killed as
fast as they appear tbe work later la
tbe season will be lessened. The object
In cultivating should be net te injurs
tbe roots of tbe corn more than Is possl-
bio, fer which resvon the cultivation ,
should be shallow. If the land is baked ;
and hard It should then be deeply cultl-1
vated, going between tbe rows until the
work is well done, giving shallow and
level culture at the next workings.
Portable Fence.
The cut shows one of tbe most sensi
ble portable fences that can be devised.
Every other panel Is rigid both as re
gards sldewlse and end to end motion.
This makea tbs whole fence very firm
a point that is not true of many of
Ml
canK.rci.tT packed rnuit.
1'ackltia: of I' ins Fruit.
The manner in which the packing Is
done often controls the price at which
really choice fruit will sell. This Is par
ticularly the case with so Juicy aud
tender-skinned a fruit aa tbe pear. A
little bruising will often cut down tho
price of pears one-half. When one has
really One Bartletts. Anjous and other
choice pears of large size It Is worth
the while to take some care to get them
into the market In as fine shape as pos
sible. To this end it Is often advisable
to follow the fashion of thone who send
choice oranges to market wrapping
r-ach specimen of fruit In tissue paper.
This work Is usually done by machin
ery In tbe case of oranges, but after a
ar st I sFI .
-iff. iMOr-AS -9t-
A PORTABt.lt OA RDM FENCK.
little practice one can very quickly cov
er a btiHhel of fruit, with tbe prospect
of being well repaid for his trouble.
American Agriculturist
Artificial Milk.
A Chicago chemist named W. J. Uook
tin been experimenting In the produc
tion of an arllliciul milk. This Is some
thing that umtiy chemists have long be
lieved to be theoretically possible, nnd
It Im a rt-Hiilt that Mr. Cook claims to
have accouipllHhed. At a recent trial
bo passed some cow's milk In a glass
to the company, and In another gluss
some of his artllicial manufacture. The
artlllclal uillk proved to most ttes to
lx at l'nnt as good as the natural milk.
When tested by the amount of cream
It would yield the artificial milk i-o-diiced
inoxt. No report Is given of the
cost of this artificial uillk. We shall lie
very much surprised If chemical In
genuity devlacs means to make a sup
ply of uillk at so low a cost as a khi
cow on grass or ensilage feed can do It
All the material In the milk, especially
albumen and butter fats, are expensive.
There Is no way of getting them cheap
ly except In ucb coarse feed aa the
cow require, and she can work them
Into milk toto drawn night and morn
ing for much leas per day than any
chemlat will charge.
Hlato A beat hee.
When a ftoefc of aboep Is kept on a
old tbo land will bo made fertile In a
abort Unto, aa tbo sbeep not only dls
trtboto tbo sBanoro, bat press It Into
tbo gsoaad kf tnssptlig, tbs loss being
bvt Mtttc, For ttklt Maoea It has been
the styles of portable, fences. It has
the advantnge ulso of being put togeth
er and taken apart In a moment's time.
The construction is plaluly shown In
the drawing. American Gardening.
Cave Morale for Applc-H.
Petw Youngers, of Geneva, Neb.,
treasurer of the Slate Horticultural So
ciety, gives bis experience In keeping
apples in a cave. Hp duj; down ten feet
and then tuuncled back fifteen feet, the
width of tuiiiiel at bottom being six
feet This was arched to a height of
six nnd a half feet. Mr. Youngers made
no support to prevent the dirt from cav
ing In, the clay subsoil making a dura
ble wall. In this cave llr. Voungers
stored the following articles: Hen
Davis, wlnesnp, gcuelon, white wlntex.
I'earmalu and Home beauty. On the
20th of July thee apples were In per
fect condition. The entrance to the tun
nel was tightly dosed by a door, and
there was also a duor to the opening.
This exiierlnietit proves that every fruit
grower can have apples the year round.
In portions of tho country It will be
ueeeKWiry, of course, to have the tunnel
supported to prevent caving In. Tbe
Southwest.
Care of l'onllry.
The domestic fowl Is very prolific,
and a flock can lie made to Increase
rapidly If care Is given. To liegln with,
MHi or l.tMK) hens require large capital
nl the start, as the fowls must be pur
chased itnr suitable buildings prepared,
but II Is not dltllcult to secure large
J flocks on limited capital If the begln
' tilng is mnd wllh a few and the nutn
! bi-r gradually Increased, ns the Increase
of the flock Is also nu Increase or capi
tal. A "ock of hens returns an Income
dully, thus assisting to provide capital
t the start
Tomatoes.
The tomato produces fruit through
out tbe season until frost destroys tho
vine. It will have blossoms, green
fruit and ripe fruit at the same time,
and is consequently a continuous bear
er. To do this profusely, however, It
should have a liberal application of fer
tiliser applied broadcast over consider
able ground around tbe plant, and tbo
sell sbonld bo kept clean, whllo tho
vinos wlU to caelted by having, anp-peita.
r" aSsu aoeowisiP
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celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat Iron
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that all claims for ito superiority and econ
omy are true, tbe makers have had prepared,
at peat expense, a aeries of four
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customers. They are not for sale at any price, and can bo obtained only ta
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American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant,
Englh Quail, English Snipe.
The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as Hfe. Eacb
Plaque is bordered with a band of gold.
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has boon the standard for a$ years.
TWENTY-TWO MILLION
packages ef thio brand were sold
lost year. That's bow good it is.
ASK YOUR DEALER
to show yon the plaques and tell
yon about Elastic Starch. Accept
no substitute.
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All purchasers of three K cent or
six Scent packages of Elastic Stares
(Flat Iron Brand), are entitled to re
ceive from their arocer one of these
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arocer.
Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starck,
Do not delay. This offer
ia for a abort time only.
j . n
m
rcememDer
1
if you arc dissatisfied with the size
of piece or with the quality of the
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