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E3H i. A ii HOME, FARM AND GARDEN. Pimplo3 on tho fnee denote an im proper diet, too much grease, particu larly pork and lard, or too much sugar and salt, or too much pastry, and the like; and perhaps too little out-door ex ercise. Pickled Red Cabbage. Slice tho cabbage, cover it with t.alt and lot it stand two days. Then drain and put it in a pan; cover with vinegar and spice to your taste. Give it a scald and when cold put in jars and tie up close. Here is a recipe for a good and sim ple pudding: One pint ot llour, half a cup of sugar, three-quarters of a cup of sweet milk, one tablespoon fid of butter, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Btiko for twenty minutes; servo with any good pudding sauce. Mr. Hollister says three times a year is often enough to go to tho mill. Tho Hour, if packed in paper sacks, will grow better every day, and better Hour is made from largo grists. Old Hour is the best because the wator lias evap orated and tho Hour has become dryer and stronger. Cincinnati Commercial. Scalloped Tomatoes. Pool and cut the tomatoes 111 slices a quarter of an i inch thick; make a force-meat of broad- uiuuiuM, pu-iiiui, s;iu, uiiuur turn it miiu white sugar; put this in a pudding-dish with alternate layers ot tomatoes, hav ing tlio tomatoes for tho top layer; put a bit of butter upon ouch slice and dust with salt, popper and a little sugar; stew with dry breadcrumbs and bako, covered, half an hour, roniovetho lid ami bako brown. Mustard owes its pungency to a volatileacid oil which it contains. This oil is bitter, and the bitterness of fresh ly mixed mustard is very apparent un less a certain quantity of salt is added to it. This removes tho bitter llavor. To every ounce or tablespoooful of dry mustard add a teaspoonful of salt, and mix with cold wator, adding vinegar in which taragon, dill, or other desirable flavoring herbs have been steeped. Tho French and German mustards are thus prepared. Pickled Onions. Peel tho onions and let thorn lie in strong salt and wa ter nine days, chaniring the water each day; then put them into jars and pour fresli salt and water on them, this timo boiling hot: when it is cold take them out and put them on a hair sieve to drain, after which put them in wide mouthed bottles and pour over them vinegar prepared in tho following man ner: Take white wine vinegar and boil it with a blade of mace, ginger hi it; when cool some salt and pour over tho onions. Dust-Rath for Fowls. Make a box three or four feet square, ono foot high, and fill two-thirds full of dry road dust with a half pound of sulphur mixed in. Keep a barrel or so of the dry dust on hand to replenish the box with. Pour a pan of -silted coal ashes, or wood ash es without sifting, into the box occa sionally. When the roads are dry, and other work is not pressing, procure :i supply of dust and store it under covor for use next winter. Whore fowls have access to one of these dust boxes they are seldom troubled with lice i. c. if you keep the fowl house reasonably clean. Contracted hoof is tho result of a disease of the inner part of the foot and absorption or wasting of the internal tissues'. It can not be cured by outward applications to the horn, ami only by removal of tho inward trouble. Tho usual troatniont is to remove the siioes, pare the edges of the crust of the hoof, and to cause the feet to stand in wet clay puddle, or turn the horse into a wet pasture for three or four weeks. Uso a hoof dressing of glycerine and water freely, and linally put on a flat, thin shoe without any bevel and with an even bearing over a solo of solo leather which presses upon the frog. Tho frog should not bo pared, but lelt to bear uiion the ground. Ar. Y. Times. --Years ago some one assorted that oil of pennyroyal rubbed on tho hair of horses or other animals would repel tho altncks of all kinds of flics, but upon trial we found it had no such cll'cct; In fact, tho flies seemed to bo attracted by the fragrance of the humble herb. Re cently wo noticed that a cortain Dr. Ridge, of London, Eng., recommended carbolic acid and oil for tho same pur pose, but upon trial during tho past week we could not discover that the flies were in the least disturbed by this mixture. Carbolic acid and wator as strong as it was safe to apply to tho skin of a lior.so was tried, tho hair being well soaked with it; but the flies returned in less than a half minute, and, if anything, in increased numbers. A safe wasli for keeping flies from ani mals is still wanted. Who will discover it? A. '. Sun. An old Scotch gentleman had, iu the course of a long life, gained a groat reputation for bravery. The shortest way to his own homo" from the little village club that ho nightly resorted to lay through a church-yard, and it oc curred to some would-be wags to trv if he was impervious to fear of tho spirit ual as well as the mortal world. One, therefore, dressed up in tho orthodox sheet, using a litt'o sulphur judiciously here and there to mako it more ghastly, just as tho old gentleman one dark night readied tho loneliest part of tho churclM ard, suddenly appeared to him. Rut of the two tho ghost was most dis concerted, for his intended victim, quietlv finishing tho pinch of sniill' first inai no was at thai moment anjoyiug, addressed him in tho following concili atory fashion: "Noo, my lad. would ye just have tho kindness to toll 1110 arc ye out for a saunter by voiirsel', or is it the gonoral rising?" A plan is on foot in Holgium for ofl'ering a testimonial to Hondrik Con soienco, tho novelist, on the appearance of ids hundredth volumo. Coal TnP on the Farm. The attention of our readers has boon frequently called to tho valuo of coal tar on the farm, especially in tho pres ervation of woods, and wo aro more forcibly impressed with its valuo as our experiments begin to assume the au thority of a demonstration. Much has been written of its adaptation to tho ncods of tho farmer as a cheap paint for out-buildings; without detracting from its valuo for such purposes, we are led to believe that this is one of tho minor considerations in its practical use, and that tho great purpose to which it will bo applied will bo in tho preservation of timber and tho conver sion of woods, liable to demy from ex posure, to material valuable for all pur poses. That coal tar docs almost per fectly preserve our soft woods h:is been fully demonstrated, so that it docs not belong to the speculative. Last year, to test for Iowa the value of our soft wood, when properly treated, wo boiled posts of green bass-wood, wator-elm, cuttou-wood, white willow and oak, in coal tar, allowing them to remain in the tank ten minutes ouch; then they were drained and piled up, ox.)og0ll to the Wftl.(i t'lu.. wore sun one month; after- they were set in tho giound as ordinary posts. At this date there is no perceptible dill'ercnec in their dura bility; all aro as sound as when sot. What is more remarkable, the bass-wood holds a nail annarctillv as well as tho oak. In cutting a cross section, tho tar seemed to penetrate quito a distance, filling tho pores and hardening the wooelfrom one-half to threo-miarters of an inch deop, which was like cement and impervious to water. Much depends, doubtless, upon the method of prepara tion. The wood should be green to ob tain tho best results. Farmers aro fa miliar with tho decided improvement in the character of wood when cut green and seasoned under shelter. Poplar, cotton-wood and white willow thus pro pared, niaKo excellent fuel. Recch and other woods for mechanical purposes, when the greatest solidity and tenacity of fiber are required, aro "dressed green and oiled, then arc dried under covor. Tho charring of wood also adds materi ally to its durability. Coal tar secures all these conditions. When the green post or board is placed in boiling tar tho sap is expelled, and is replaced by the tar to some extent; deeper portions are affected as by rapid seasoning. Tho vat for heating tho tar 111:13 '"' made like an ordinary sap pan ami of any length; put in a barrel of tar and dip the whole post or as much as de sired. The most particular part to bo covered is that just above and below the surface when set. Whore great dura bility is desired tho post should bo boiled thirty minutes or more; ton min utes will answer for boards, A barrel of coal tar, costing $!!, will cover 150 posts, if boiled, or '201) if dipped one-half length. The cost of boiling lumber in tar is estimated at 5 per thousand foot, and thus prepared, oven bass-wood is practically inde structible. Treated with coal tar the long, slim white willow poles,, so abund ant in the Wost, become as valuable as cedar and aro tho ready solution of the question, what shall we do for fence posts? As a paint, ono coat of hot tar is worth more than any known prepara tion of oil for tho preservation of wood. frof. S. A. Knapp, in Iowa Male lleifr. Porterhouse Steak. 'This is tho porterhouse is it?" asked tho sad passenger, sitting at tho corner table in tho restaurant. " Yes, sir," said the waiter, with tho weary air of 11 man who was tired of having to tell tho same lie a thousand times a day, "porterhouse sicak, sir, same as you ordered, sir." -'Do you cut porter house steak from between tho horns this yoar?" asked tho sad passenger, with the intonation ota man who want ed to know. "Sir?" said tho waiter. "It seemed to be a trifle tenderer last j ear, the sail passenger went on, with tho air ot a tired man indulging in pleasant reminiscences of tho past, "hut 1 remember now; it was 'hut 1 remember now; it cut a trifle lower down then. Last year you cut your porterhouse steaks from the curl iu the forehead, ami the sirloins lroin the shin. Hut i think this comes from between tho horns. I used to live in a boarding house where they cut tho porterhouse between tho horns, and this one reminds 1110 of them. Animal dead this steak came from'.'" " Dead," echoed the aston ished waiter; "course, sir. Ho was butchered, sir." " Rutclicrcd to inako a Roman holidaj," sighed the sad passenger. "Ho would bo more likely to make a Roman swear. Well, it was time he was killed. He hadn't many more years to live on this earth. All, here is the brass tip from 0110 of his horns. Dropped into the steak, no doubt, while you were slicing it oil'. What do 3 ou do with these steaks when the guests are through with them?" Tho waiter looked puzzled. "Why, sir," be said, "they ain't nothing loft of 'em, 3ir." "Possible?" said tho sad passenger; "what becomes of them?" The waiter looked nervous. "What?" he said; "the customers eat them up." The sad passenger looked up with an air of interest. "Incredible," ho ex claimed; "cannot accept your state ment without proof. Thoy 111:13' 'mlo them under their chairs, 01 secrete them in their napkins, or they may carry them away in their pockets to throw at burglars, but 1 cannot be lieve they eat them. Here, let mo see one of them eat this, and 1 will believe 3011. Trust 1110, good waiter, I " Rut the waiter pointed to a placard inscribed: " Positively no trust," and wont to tho cashier's desk to toll the Itoss to look out for that man at the corner table, as he didn't seem to lie satisfied with his steak an'd had asked for ivuaUJJurliiKlon Uuiokcyc, Shabby (Jcntlllly. There is something almost pathotio about the shabby gentility of people who aro always trying to put the best foot forward; who on very insutllcient moans make a respectable appearand ; who havo the old bonuet pressed into the now fashion, or dyed to escape neighborly recognition, and tho old gown restored to look liko now; who dam the old laces till thoy resemble works of art; who preserve tho tradi tions of oleganco ami plenty in the faco of poverty and privation. Everybody knows thoy aro iioor; thoy do not flat ter themselves mat thoy deceive any ono; but, shabby or splendid, gentility is a blessing which their rich, vulgar friends would pay luiiitlsoiuoly for pos sessing. Their worn carpets; tlioir failed hangings; tlioir cracked china; their cheap' luxuries; their tables spread and served with scrupulous nicety, but with little elso; their efforts to keep up to tho standard of good housekeeping those things aro all subjects of mirth to tho immature and unreflecting, who boo iu tho pride and anxiety of such in dividuals nothing greater than a silly ambition; who seem to think that a person who has nothing but penury as her portion ought to give up tho con test, and be content to eat her pottage on tho kitchen table, to feel at homo with bare floors and patches, rather than demand that the table bo swopt between tho spare coursiw, and the Iiewler smartened to look liko silver; nit this aptitudo for piecing out domes tic short-comings, anil diffusing an atmosphoro of gentility in the most unpromising circumstances, morits moro consideration than it deserves. If it is a weakness, it is one that leans to virtue's side; it shows at least a regard for such refinements as aro within reach; and if the sliabbv-goiiteel body is provokingly particular sometimes about her associates, if she reckons certain non-essentials as the sinews of respectability, do not even the mom bers of the "best society' ' tho same, and tho pcoplo who point tlioir wit with her misfortunes? If Mrs. Grundy is her fetich, to whom she sacrifices ease and strength and time, before whom she burns her drops of incense, for whose approval she schemes, is slio very different from the rest of woman kind? Is the apostle of Mrs. Grundy anv wiser or less absurd because her silk is not shiny? because she does not feel obliged to stint the lire or tho tablo in order to compass a shabby gentility in those particulars which aro most ex posed to tho public? Tho woman of wealth may wear her old clothes with out fear of being suspected of having no better; she may refuse a charity with out being charged with anything moro contemptible than meanness; she 111:13' do her own work without being accused of anything but eccentricity; but her shabby-genteel neighbor cannot allord to follow tho good example, but must compromise her comfort ami peace of mind in order to purchase an imaginary position in society. Yuyi ryn Ikixur. ! it iitiiiip that a. remedy niuilo of such eonininn, .sim ple plants as Hop, Iltichu, Maudruko, Dan dpllon, &u., make mi many anil Midi mar velous and wonderful cures an Hop Bitten do? It must be, for when old and youiii', rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Kdltor, nil testify to having been cured by them, we inti-l believe and doubt no longer. See other column. V W. " I DNDKitsi'ANP Hiat your son Is a bach elor of arts," said .Mrs. Ilrown to Mrs. Homespun, whoe ion has just been gradu ated at Harvard. " Well, yes," replied Mrs. Homespun, "vcs. he's a bachelor but he')j ciiKajjcd." Wo; 'frame rijit. Tiiiciti" is scarcely a person to be found who will not be greatly benelltcd by u thor ough course of Kidiiev-Wort every spring. If you cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid. It has the same effect. J'aUadtum. Don't IMr In the House. Ask Drugget for " Hough on lUts." It dear out rate, mice, roa-ihes, 11 en, bed-bugs, 15c. Would not be without Keddlng's Kuala Balve, Is the verdict of all who uso it. Ask your grocer for National Ye tut Tiikur is some corn In Michigan so pool that it can't afford to wear silk. It will have to return to its fodder. Detroit Fiee J're.tx. A KisiiKit'HN's occupation ought to bo the most profitable because ills oiulir gross receipts are not prollts. A'kvatal Vii'vj Journal. I'l 's all ver nice to read about tliv old curfew bellsjbutoslut a man begin now-a-Uajs to piuuddny)iilit out of an old bill at sunset, and'the people would rally "ii bun so ipilclv iljjjtaltpettir wouldn't bum-hint. Dei roi t J'riepJJiix . Oni: of thi'Tnn-t laughable things .-ver been is a niosiiuilojilighthig 011 the cbecl. of a Cleu'land repoiter, and straining himself nil U pieces in a wild, desperate effort to force its sling in. The disappointment of thesjveetis very ludicrous. liontun w. Ji.m Wuiisruu dropped iu on Uncle .Moso during one of the holiest day" last week. Old "lose suspeetid Jim was after a dram, and sure enough, presently .Mm siys: "L';ieleMosel feel berry debilitate; hain't ycr got 110 refreshments." "Ycrwant refreshment-'r Jess take dat cheer and -et in the (lore whnr de biee.e kin strike er. lleah's a palm-leaf fan." 'lua Sijtiwi'. A wn.vi.uiv Iron founder of Pittsburgh has bought an island off the Alabama coat. As ho Is known to be aillleted with agricult ural weakiipssos, it 1- boUeed that he in tends w fence it iu and run a farm for rais ing steel cranes and breeding lfes-emcrpigs. " Yov are a dhgnieo to your fitiiilh . sir; I am a I moot ashamed to call you my son," said Mr. .Mnlthers to his offspring the other da). "Say nothing, dad," leplicd the young scapegrace; "I'm as much ashamed of Has j ou tire. " W J'ait. Tin: ecales used for weighing gold In the asay olllees are so delicate that one glance from a sijulu-.-eycd man will throw them off balance, Sana HmiNiiAUpr has drawn a plan for her tomb. It does not, as might be Inferred, re-omblo tho barrel of a shotgun or a joint of gas pipe, WOMAN'S TRITOIPHf MIS. LYDIA E. P1KKHAM, OF LYNN. MASS, dikcovkuku or LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8 VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Tim Positive Cure for all those l'nlnrul Complaints anil WenVnesse sueotnmou touurhest femule population. It will euro outlrrly the worst f onn of Feuiala Con plaints, nil ovarian troubles, liillammatton and Ulcera. Hon, ''nlllnff ntul liplaeetiients, nniltlm consequent Spinal Wenkne, and Ii pnrtlculAtly adapted to th CliaiirfO ot Ufo. It will dlssolro and expel tumors from tho uterus In an carl? stage of development. Tlio tendrnrytocani rvroiK liumorrUieroli cliit'lrd very upecdily liy tto nun. It wnoTcs fftltitnrM, flatulency, drtroyaall rraTintf for-tlmulanta, and rvllorcawcaknrM of ttia utmnncli. It cure Moating, llefiiUclien, Nerrotu l"roiitrntlon, (Icneral lability, SlteitlcurneFi, IH'jircmlou anil lndl gratloti. That frfllng of bf aritiR donn, raining pain, weight and barkarhp, la alvraya permanently ruttsl by lt uto. It wilt t all timed and under nil elrctitnutanera act In unrmonT with tliulawa that govern tlio frtimluiiytcm. Korthecureof Kidney Complaints of either aeithU Compound I unnuriuuuwd. I.Y1UA K. IMNKIIAM'R Vr.Or.TAUI.I'. COM. I'DUMMi prepared at za and SJ.1 Wentern Avenue, I.vnu, Mum. l'rlco$l. Hli ImUloiifor $.. Hentbymali Iu tho form of pllli, alto In tho form of loteiiKea, on receipt of price. t perboi for either. Mrn. l'lnkham freely amiwom all letter of iiHiiilry. Heml for pamph lut. Addrem a abovw. Mention thli "(ijep. No family should Ui without I.YDIA K. IMNKIIAM'0 UVCH 1'II.I.S. Thoy euro constipation, bUIouaoa nd torpidity ot tha liver. CS cent Dor box. Sold by MOIIIUSQX, PLUMMR 4 CO., Chingo, 111. FOlt N.ll.K 11Y IMtt'OOINI'S. '"or Urn Curo of Cousin, Cold-. llnnrccnrM, A'llima, llruiif'hltlx, Crimp, lnlltii'iiii, niiiilm;Ciiiii:li. lneln. tent Consumption, A.i I'rler oul) t renin u bottle The Herald of Praise. bkni) on you it oiu)i:i:h kou hub Now Book for Choirs, Oonvontions and Singing Oladsos. It Is tin work of I.. O llstKitsoN, nf tt ... preilom hoiikH uf niiered murtle nliiiui hall a mi ruplm IlilM' In en K11I1I. So flint Hie lusiie nf 11 i. ( hiirell Miinlr llimk liy him Ih ii niilnlile ernt .In 1. 1 k liy pre Iuiik experience, hh ninny us u liiinitn d n ikI prrHuinture lo line ililn, the lust unit In m euinplu "ii, 1111' d fiuin coor id i'ovi r wlili in , fit'fcli, Inter, miuk, liliirtliai liiu-lc mid wold '-peeltneu rupli k tmillcU fur II. 01 The uiuul rediii'tliiit fur jiiait llltt-a. THE IDEAL In 11 eoinpnnliin honk to the I In: M.t) oi' I'ltAiNy, and In tiiteiidid fur Klni-liii? i iiMwmHiiy. wan nu n Ter ence to ehutr kIiikImk Ih niuleiit ate i-linlliir to thorn' uf the excellent Hkuai.ii. hut iiialterH me cull-(It-iiKi'd, ntul whatever Ih nut pirfeclly uppioprlntc fur BIukIiik ClilHsen, In left nut Specimen l,'tl'a Mulled fitvTti (Viit. Tin iiKiial reduction fur iininttleH. With (he Iiikai,, whli h Ik n mat real hook, ami tlio IllCIIAl.llOK l'ltAIHK. which lx Hie lient pralxt liuulc, ttncheiH and choir leaders will In fully iiiipped for a suet ef ul mimical neatuii OLIVER DITSON &. CO., Boston. CUAS. II. 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It olaatiiM the aysttm of tha acrid poison that oauita the dreadful lufTorlnB whloh only the vlctlnia of IlhoumaUra can roallM, THOUSANDS OF CASES 1 of tho wont form of tuts tarrlblo dlfoM have beon quIoVly relieved, la a ahort tlmt PERFECTLY CURED. cais-SiLia has had wonderful ueeM, and nu lmmotuefc sale In every partof tho Country. Iu hun dredaofaaaaalthaaourod vthorooll else bad failed. Uli mild, but niolotit, CKUTAINfc IN 1TH AUTION, but uarinlem mall oaaca. ITrItelfnf.HtronKthiinndlvNew I.tfe to all tho Important organs of tliobody. Tlio natural aotlon of tlio Kldnoyal restored. The liver Is oWaneodor alldlioano.aml Uie HoweU move freely and hoaltUfuUy. In Uila J way the worst dtssaac are eradicated from the system. As It has been proved by thousand that i Is tho moat effectual remedy for cleansing tho system 01 aiimormu secretions. a siauuiuun used In every liousohold os a SPRING MEDICINE. Always cures IUIJOUflUKfl.t, COHHTTPA. 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