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y HOME, FAU3I AND GAltl)K
Cantor oil will soften loathor.
Uluo ointmout and koroseno, mixed
In equal proportions, and applied to
bedsteads, is an unfailing bug remedy,
and a coat of whitewash is ditto for
wooden walls.
Wot, damp pastures aro fatal to
ohoep. Tlioy aro able to procuro a
subsistence on very poor pastures, but
such pastures should bo dry.
--To koop a gun from rusting, clean
tho barrel occasionally and covor the
oxposod portions of tho metal w th a
lilm of linseed oil. For lubricating tho
lock, purified olivo r sperm oil is best.
To cook a duck satisfactorily, boil
it first until tender; this can bo deter
mined by trying tho wmg, as that is al
ways a touirn part or. a lowi.
When '
(jlCtill I
tender truo it out, riuso it in clean
water, stud' and put it iu tho ovon for
about threo-quarters of art hour, basting
it often.
Hickory-nut cookies which will do
light tho souls or stomachs of children
aro easily made. Take two cups of
sugar, two oggs, half a cupful of melted
butter, six itvblcspoonfuls of milk, or a
little more than a third of a cup, oun
teaspoonful of cream of tartar, half a
teaspoonful of soda, ono cup of chopped
meats stirred into tho dough.
Whipped Oroam. Place tho cream
whoroit will become thoroughly chilled,
and whip with an oggbeator Should
tho cream bo dillicult to bring to a froth
beat it with tho white of an egg. Whilo
whipping take off tho frotli and place it
on a seivo, rowhipping all that passes
through. Sweeten and llavor. Use
with strawberry shortcake, or with
sweetened strawberries.
Almond cookies aro very nice. This
rulo will make a largo quantity, and
may of course bo varied to suit your
needs: Two pounds of butter, three
pounds of sugar, ono pound of almonds
blanched and chopped, cut in halves or
pounded, two toaspoonfuls of cinna
mon, ono teaspoonful of salerntus, one
cup of boiling water, ono lemon, ono
dozen eggs, knead in Hour enough to
make the dough as stiff as cooky dough
Bhould be, roll and cut in fancy shapes,
and after they are iu the tins sprinklo
tho almonds thickly oyer them.
Treatment of Windgalls. If tho
windgalls aro presont and aro not old
ones they may bo Ireatod by applying
a strong solution of alum by means of a
folded piece of cloth dippod in it and
bound upon tho swelling. With this
pressure may bo applied by means of
pads bound on tho puffs with bandages,
keeping them on two hours a day at
first, and gradually increasing tho time
until they can uo uorno continuously.
If the puffs aro made soro by tho press
ure tho pads should bo removed for a
time. N. Y. Times.
, Tho chief causo of soro shoulders
from harness galls is imprudent man
agement, by working horses in bad fit
ting collars, and neglecting to koop
them properly cloan, especially in warm
weather. In tho treatment of galled
shoulders it is cssonliul that tho animal
should have freedom from work, as it
would bo absurd to attempt tho healing
of any wound until tho cause which
produced it was entirely removed. Tho
following is an excellent healing lotion
for all kinds of harness galls: Sugar of
lead, ono oz. ; alum and white vitriol, of
each one oz.; water, ono pint; mix and
apply two or threo times a day with a
sponge. Farmer's Jicvicw.
Every summer wo hear of deaths
caused by tho use of ico water; oven
tho drinking of largo quantities of cold
water from tho well, when ono is over
heated, is often injurious. It is bettor
to drink moderately cool water fre
quently than to wait until one is exces
sively thirsty, and then take ico water
or oven very cold woll-water. Water
may bo kopt sufficiently cool by cover
ing" tho jug or other vessel with cloths
which aro to bo kopt moist. Nothing
is bettor in tho hay-field than tho olcl
fasliioned farmer's drink, Switcholl."
This consists of molasses and water,
with enough vinegar to give a pleasant
sharpness; some ginger is usually
added. This satisfies thirst and is al
ways very wolcomo to tho hands, who
appreciate any such provision for com
fort. Gardens for Children. -
All children love flowers, and take
delight in cultivating tliom if given tho
opportunity. How iniinitely more en
tertain. ug such a study as botany or
vegetable physiology might bo made if
the dry teaching of the class-room and
lesson-book wero illustrated by tho
plan -. that wore bong coaxed into bloom
in their own Uowor-beds. What a
pretty combination 01 outdoor and in
door employment, again, for a child to
cultivate ilowors, and then to draw
them in outline as tlioy come into
bloom. What could possibly bo a more
healthful and wholesome occupation for
an intelligent child than to collect tho
prettiest of wild Ilowors from their na
tive pastures ami hedgerows, and culti
vate them in tho "wild garden" at
homo!' All sorts of knowledge might
bo gathered up in such a pursuit, in
volv ng as it wou'd tho uocessity for ob
Mjrvutions of the tavorite haunts of tho
various (lowers, tho effects of dilloront
soils, tho r mode of propagation, sea
sons of b ooni, etc., and tlio inquiry
might otten bo made to load away into
colf.it rul topics tho folk-lore asso
ciated with them, fairy tales and poot
fancies and historical associations.
Then, again, how easy and appropriate
to make Ilowors tho moans of drawing
out s inpathv with noighbors, or with
the siok and suffer. ng at a distance.
And aga n, tho cultivation of ilowors
always QALi'cises a refining innuenco.
Tho motto of M. Drouyn do J.luiys,
the lato I'Yoneh statesman and philan
thropist was, "To ameliorate man by
agriculture, and agriculture by man."
An Ingenious jEolian Harp.
Some time time ago a son of Mr.
Georgo Ellwangor whilo travoling in
Germany becamo impressed with tho
agrocablo combination of tones pro
duced by reoliun harps, and, on roturn
j ing homo, mentioned tho circumstanco
to his father. Tho latter 60011 conceiv
ed tho Idea of erecting an luolian harp
on Ids tower near Mount Hope. A
I suitablo man to make tho instrument
i was found in Professor O. Dennobecq.
Tho sounding-board is to bo made of
Norway pine, seven feet high, and tho
back of hard curlod maplo of forty live
1 years cut. Thoso woods aro all import
' od, tho slow growth of European woods
giving them a texture hotter adapted to
I musical instruments tlinn tho homoprod-
1 unfa A a n wlinln llin limtinmiinl. la tr
uo luj0 simpod, with eight stops in tho
tulm 'IMirt Irittnir a 4 r n nHmtinttMlnil
with a lightning rod, eight foot high,
with a weather-cock attached. Right
hero is whore Prof. Dennobecq intro
duces a new design of his own; for with
ovory turn of tho weather-cook a slot is
presented to tho wind and a string is
mado to vibrato. Tho first string that
is made to vibrato in this manner gives
tho fundamental note, whilo tho other
will sound n third and give tho acute
octavo to tho first. Prof. Donnobecq
has no doubts as to tho success of his
instrument, and thinks, when completed
and placod on tho towor, it can bo
heard on still nights for a distance of
threo miles up the river. Ho mado a
similar instrument for thoSorbonno in
Paris, which, however, is not automatic,
but it must bo arranged by tho janitor
boforo it will work.
Tho constructor of these instruments
is a pupil of tho colobrated Villiaumo,
and gavo threo years of his life to learn
tho trade of repairing his own violin.
This violin was ono of Stumor's make,
who was a pupil of Aniarti, and whoso
violins have a reputation that is world
wide. Prof. Dennobecq himself has
acquired quito a reputation as a violin
maker and restorer, and is conversant
with tho mechanism, not only of this,
but of every other musical instrument.
Ho is at the sumo timo a practical watch
maker, jowelor, optician and pattorn-
ruakor. llocf tester (N. x.) Democrat.
In twenty hours aftor tho burning
of tho railroad bridgo over Mosquito
Creek, on tho New York, Pennsylvania
& Ohio Itailroad, a now bridge, ISO feet
loug, had been completed, .and trains
wore running over it.
Soveral Nevada towns havo ban
ished tho redskins from their midst and
ordered them to return no moro until
tho summer shall havo waned. Fear of
a small-pox epidemic was tho
causo for tho ukase.
alleged
A trial box of Florida oranges from
Jacksonville arrived in London in ox
collont condition after a journey of
threo weoks. Only threo oranges wero
damaged. Tho experiment is to be re
peated. A. IVIsc Dciiron.
" Deacon "Wilder, I want you to tell mo
how you kept yourself and faniriy well tho
past Hciioon when all tho rest of us havo
been sick to inueli, and have had tho doctors
visiting ua so often."
" Jlro. Tavlor, ihc answer Is very easy. I
used Hop Hitters In lime; kept my family
well and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars' worth of It kept us well and able to
work all the time. 1 '11 warrant it lias cost
you and the neighbors ono to two hundred
dollar apiece to keup sick the frame time."
"Deacon, I'll use your mcdlclno hero
after." The farmer's favorite author Fielding.
That ot the Iwriel maker Cooper. That of
tho Jeweler Goldsmith.
A Certain Cure.
The first thing to do In tho spring Is to
clean house. 1-or internal cleansing and
renovating, no other medicine Is equal to
Kidney-Wort. In either dry or liquid form
it cures headache, bilious attacks, constipa
tion and deranged kidneys. See adv.
National Ykabt ia the leading brand.
Suns for divorce are cut bias, discarding
yoke necks. A'. ). J'u-nyime.
Tiik inhabitants of the rural districts of
Ohio betray their New Kngland origin In
many ways. Din In no way .so unmistakably
ns iu their lendeney to exalt the iinporiiiiico
of literary culture. Two ladles from tho
vicinity of Cleveland wero recently discuss
ln literature In tho drawing-room of a
Washington hotel. Firt lady: " Ahovu
all modern novelists 1 admire Oeorgo Idiot.
Do you like him?" Second ladv: " Do I
like him? I th.nk he's Jti.st grand, massive,
superb." First lady: "So do I. And
which of bis minds Is vour favori'o?" Sec
ond lady (reflecting): " Well, I think I pre
fer 'Daniel Veranda." llroukyn KwjU.
1 ' I 'in just getting my hand iu, ' ' said tho
irate feminine as shu clutched her husband's
halr.-
A'. )'. Sim.
A Nr.w Kn(ji.anu woman was tho much
disappointed wife of a Il.irvard I'ulvershy
geologist. Sho was all poetry and Imagina
tion; lie was all paleont .logy ana geological
research. Upon a certain occasion when hl
fclentllie accouipll-hmuii's were l lny
pr.isudln the presence of a str.uuer, tin
fatter turned to lierand ukl: " May I ask,
niadauie, what your husband is?" " Cer
tainly," she answered, lr.uikly, "ho a
relic of the stone age. ' '
JuixiiNc from tho cereal displayed on the
summer bonnets in tho shop windows, Hie
milliners havo not HnMiod sowing their wild
Oats. Jloitun Tlili scull',
A youth was heard to remark to a jolly
and fat Teiitoin.in, as tho circus pageant
passed the city hall this morning: " haven't
1 been you heforo? Vour facu looks famil
iar." " Is dot so?" said Hans. "When
Jon pet so oil as mo jour face will look
familiar, too," and strolled up Dulawaro
avenue, humming, " Ihnhdy is do baby, his
gradlo's gone." Jlnji'uto A'euw.
, i
A drum Is quito an Instrument for pro
ducing noise, but a drummor can beat it all
hollow. 1'uucuO Mrtu.
.Tub Philadelphia Xem savs that a Now
York policeman has been promoted beuauso
ho caught a miserable cold ono day.
ICesctied from TlerxtU.
William J. Couizlilan, ot Somervlllo, Mass.,
savRi "In tho full of 1370 I was taken with a
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cough. 1 was uiltnlttoJ to the City Hot nltal.
While there the doctors satd I htul n hole in my
lcftluncasblit as ahalf dollar. Ipaveunhopc,
but a friend told me of Da. TVm. Hall's Bal
sam rou tiik Lunos. I got a bottle, when to
my surprise Icommencod to feel hotter, and to
day I feci In bettor snlrlts than I have tho past
threo years. J writo this hoping that every ono
afflicted with Diseased Lungs v, ill takoDu.WM.
Hall's Ualsam rou the Lunos, and bo con
vinced that Consumption can he cunnu."
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use Heddlng's Russia Salve In the stable.
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It rcmoros falntncss, flatulency, destroys all craving
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It cures moating, Ueadnchc, Keirous Irostratlon,
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The Literary
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In good books, to wako up the Blow ImokM'Ui rs lio
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U
Aa it ia for all dtioases of lbs KIDNEYS,
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It oleanaea tho aystem of the acrid poison
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