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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
For no80?blccd.iig, batho tho faco
"and neck with cold water.
Broken limbs should, bo placed' in
natural positions and tho patient kopt
quiet until tho surgeon arrives.
It is said that a piece of zino placod
on tho livo coals will oirectually clean
out a stovo pipe, tho vapor thus pro
duced carrying off tho, soot by ohomioal
decomposition.
Linseed oil, well applied with a
white-wash brush, has beqn recom
mended by a Kentucky fruit gr6wcr as
a rcliablo remedy for pear blight. Ho
claims to have effectually cheeked tho
progress of this disooso with its, uso.
Tiio woalthy Holland families of
New York annually import largo quan
tities of Dutch potatoes for homo use,
Thoy claim that theso potatoes aro supo
. rior to Amorican . grown in (flavor and
that their kcoplng qualities aro f at bettor.
Nearly all of tfiq jnen in prominent?
positions in tho professions or in office
started from tho farm. Thero tho foun
dation is laid right. Boys, look up.
Thoi sources of knowlodgoard as ac
cessible to you as to any. And wo nov
cr know a farm boy who spent his idle
hours in reading good books, and ac
quiring knowlcdo,' but' lias made his
A mark in tho. world: Illinois Stale Jlcg
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All livo ftock' should bo kept clean.
Thoy should not bo oxposod to tho. se
vere weather 'of winor, not onlyjbo
causo it Is ctiicl but bffcausd it dobs not'
nay. It costs money for an animal to
Keep itself warm, for it must bo dono
at the expanse of thfc food it gets or
tho flesh it lias already gained. An an-
imal is in many respects an ongiuo
and its food is tho fuel. Any shelter
given to tho farm stock saves in food,
just as a covering to a boiler saves fuel;'
Flour was formerly made by simply
grinding wheat at one operation io tho'
imest flour, and thbn separating by
sieves the Hour from Ithe bran, nocessa
rily grinding in much of tho bran with
Hour and discoloring it, while much of
tho very best material was separated
with tho bran and lost, Tho later com
mon method is to grind very boarsely
the wheat several times, using strong
blasts of air between each grinding to
separate tho bran from tho granulated
interior portion ami at last crush it 'to
the lloor. relieved of all tho bran. .The
new electric method consists in passing
tho middlings under revolving hard-rubber
cylinders, oleetrifiod by contact with
sheepskin. The partieles'of bran ily up
to meet tho rubber, from .which thoy aro
turned'off'in a sido'cliaibheV'tlid purified
middling; freed from bran', "passing
through rollers to bceomo lino Hour.
In answer to a correspondent tho
New York Times discourses in this
way: A cheap, durable, easily applied"
ixjofing. material for farm buildings is
-ory desirable At present wo have
nothing that answers better, than pine
or cedar shingles. Hemlock 'sliingles
aronot worth the labor of putting them
on, as thoy aro soon rotted. ' A.tTn roof
kept painted with iron paint, is an ex
cellent ono, but costly. A double board
roof with the joints broken aud having
a coat of mineral paint between the
boards and then painted outside is
cheap, tight and durable, and it will re
quire a coat of paint but once in seven
or eight years. Thq expenso is only
a fourth of that of a shinglo roof.
Zinc is tho most durable of all suitable
metals, except lead, and is lighter and
cheaper than lead; and for Hat house
roofs is doubtless preferable to. any
othor. A double board roof put on as
abovo described would bo tight with a
slope of four feet in twenty.'
Soiuo Mistakes iu Gardening.
A garden to bo profitablo should, be
highly niatlurcd. High manuring 'is es
sential to speedy growth and largo
crops. Tho moro rapid tho growth of
vegetables the moro tender thoy aro.
Land on whioh much labor is spent in
cultivation should be made by the judi
cious employment of fertilizers to pro
duce very largo crops. Market garden
ers in tho vicinity of large cities ordi
narily apply at least fifty cords of stable
manure every year to tho ground thoy
occupy, and many uso in audition wood
ashes and a considerable amount of
commercial fertilizers. The crops thoy
raiso would astonish most farmers who
manure a garden spot only as thoy do ,a
field intended for corn or small grain.
Many farmers attempt to raiso vege
tables on land occupied in partly fruit
trees, grape-vines and bushes. Tho
roots of those takonoHfcfdf Jtlib nutri
ment from thoBoil, while tlfeir branches
cast a dense ShadoJ $ Garden vegetables
require all the soil for their own uso.
Another mistako in gardening consists
in surrounding the spot with a fenco,
so Unit .plowing is roiiderod,ditlicult,aa
W'l .as ,the work, of ' cultivation :by
teams.' 'A garden toT,b(j easily'' worked
should bo located whoro no fences aro
required to protect it from animals and
fowls. By having no fence about it tho
soil can bo plowed without difficulty,
and most of tho work of cultivating
may bo done by horses. Most vege
tables can bo planted in drills running
the entire length of the lot, and tho sou
between them, worked 'by. means., of- a
cultivator. Another mistako in garden
ing consists in planting all kinds of
seeds at nearly, the same tjmo without
regard to their natural habits or time of
maturity. Farmors know that field
crops should bu planted at difi'oront
times, but thoy persist in planting
onions and Lima beans on tho same
day Chicago lvtmeL ' - "
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Thoy vaccinated a young man in
Cairo with mucilago just-for fun amino
now, stinks' Mor twbthbusurid dollars
damages.
Tho Toor Girl.
Tho annals of tho poor aro simple,
but often It is the simplicity of pathos.
Tho following nn'ccdoto of (ilial piety,
aud of unyielding poverty also, is full of
tho. simple pathos which brings tears to
tho oyes. A poor young girl camo ono
day into one of tho bureaux of tho Mont-do-Pioto
in Faris to pawn a bundle of
clothes, upon which tufty gaVo her only
three frauds. ' ' '
For fifteen consecutive years sho camo
regularly to pay tho interest on this
modest 6iim, amounting to a few cen
times, without having sufilclent cash to
redeem tho clothes.
Tho administration, struck by .the caro
that sho took.t prescrvo this littlo tie
posit -of -clothing, sought information
concerning her, and learned that work
ing unceasingly at. her miserable homo
in a poor littlo den, this worker in linen,
gopd and honest, was scarce able to earn
enoughjto supply her dally living. In
spite of hor toils and pains, sho had
novor been able, in fiftcdir yoiirat tim6
to raise tho three francs necessary to re
deem her precious littlo bundle.
There wart in tho conduct of this young
vrSman a noblo courage' which took its
source in noble sentiments. Thoy asked
her to'come before tho administration of
tho Mont-do-Piote, and tlicro sho was
told, that sho could take away, without
payment, tho modest bundle ofhecosaa
riesVof which she had been so long tlo
prived. : ,'
"ilb was then that they learned tho beau
tiful.spirit sho hrid exhibited. - Tho littlo
bundle was composed of a petticoat and
a woman's ficJut of some cheap stull'.
Scarcely was it opened when sho took
theso'things, in both hands and covered
tliom with kisses.
That was all that was left to her by
her poor, mother, who had died fifteen
years previously, and in order to pre
serve these precious relics, she liad
bonio religiously her pious tribute, as
one goes to tho cemetery to place flow
ers upon tho tomb of a loved ono.
A Chattanooga dispatch says: Tho
most remarkable result of tho rains,
which have prevailed almost continually
in this, locality for the past thirty days,
occurred recently, xno tiniest peine on
Buffalo Mountain, in East Tennessee,
known as White Rock Peak, on account
of its peculiar formation, being a ledge
of white rock which towered several
hundred feet, fell with a terrible crash,
which was heard for several miles
around, and tho whole surrounding
country was almost overwhelmed with
terror. It appears as if tho wholo end
of n tho mountain had fallen. It is said
that when tho crash first occurred peo
ple congregated and prayed to bo deliv
ered from the falling mountains.
A Gorman manufacturer has suc
ceeded in producing serviceable face
masks of mica for tho protection of
metal and glass-melters, stone-masons
and othor workmen exposed to heat,
dust and noxious vapors. Theso masks
allow tho oyes to be turned in any
direction, and thero is spaco enough
for spectacles in case tho eyesight is de
fective. .,,
Tho world of books is soon to see a
novelty in tho shape of a work of fiction
dealing with fashionable aud artistic life
on tho Pacific coast. Tho novel is called
"Dare," and itsiltthor Is tho wife of J.
It. Glasscock, of Oakland, Cal.
A 8iN0i-iAiti.Y lntercstlnt case was lately
referred' to by tho' Brooklyn Eagle. It was
told by Mr. W. A. Davenport;, connected with
the house of Messrs. Butler, l'ltken & Co., 470
Broadway, Now York, and concerned tho
marvelous euro of Mr. Ezra D. Clurkson, near
Newark, N. J of a terrible case of rheuma
tism, which other remedies had failed even to
alleviate. Ho was on his way to a hospital
when Mr: Davenport met him and induced htm
to try St. Jacobs Oil, with the result named.
Cleveland 0.) Practical Farmer.
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Oscaii Wiltik yearns to bco an American
spring." Somebody should Impart to Oscar
the great necret of the bent, pin.
THE MARKETS
New Yokk, February 2.5, 1R83.
LIVE STOCK Cattlo ..'.,... f 8 75 Go$12 25
Bhcep t 4 60 to 0 i!7
HoffS 000 to 7 12tf
FLOUlt flood toChoico 5 00 Co 8 75
1'utcnts 7 W) & 8 75
W1IKAT No. Sited 1 ! to 1 111
NoS.Sprlnjr 184 to 1 34K
CORN No. 3 ViYxto Oil
OATS Western Mixed 10 to 51
11VK 81 to 02
1'OHIC-Mess 17 75 to 17 80
IiAItD Steam 10 05 & 10 75
CHKESE 0 12H5
"WOOL Domestic 80 18
CHICAGO.
BEEVES Extra 0 CO to $0 85
Choice 0 00 to 0 85
Good 5 50 to 5 75
Medium 5 10 5 85
liutuhont' Stock J! 25 to 6 00
stouk Cttttior..r... j f.,:i ioa .I'&o
nOGS-LI'qGobd to Ohdico W50:l7 10 ,
sheep.... "..r... :r..F.:r.:r. a m to n no
HUTTEU-Cmimury 40 18
. (load to Choice Dairy1. i... 28 to 40
EClS-Fruli 20 21
FLOUR Winter 0 50 7 00
Spring 4 50 0 50
Patents.... ..,, 7 00 to 8 00
GKA1 N Wheat, No. 2 Spring 1 'i.SW 1 28l
Corn, No. 2 5tM4 57
Outs, No.2 !)?', 10
Itye, No. 2. j... '...,V. ' 85 to 80
Hurley, No. 2 1 02 1 03
BROOM COHN-
Rod-TlppedHurL.:. t.... 0 04
Fine Green., 0. 0tf
Inferior , 7 8
Crooked ,..,. 5 ,7
FORK , X '.... 18 50 10 70
LARD-Stcani.,.., ... 10 25 10 80
LUMBER- ' - -v
Common Dressed Bldlm?.. 10 50 20 00
Flooring 82 IK) to 85 00
Common Hoards 10 00 17 50
Fencing., i... 18 001 to 15 00
Ltltbi. .;..-. i.,7.... 2 00 3 75 '
Shlnglus 8 10 to 8 70.
KAST LIBERTV.
CATTLE-Host 0 00 M 25
FiiirtnGootl 5 50 '5 75
IIQGHr-Yorkers,., ,,. an-to. 0 85
1'hlliulelphlas 7 40 7 (X)
BIIEEl'-Hosf. '425 0 00
Common 850 4 00
BALTIMORE.
OATl'LE-rlU'St 0 25 M 60
,? Medium 4 50 n 25
rHOGB -..."8 50 ifc 0 87K
SHEEI'-l'oor to Choice 8 75 ii 25
Tins Newark (N. J.) Sunday Call says: Ono
of our Cincinnati exchanges cites the en so ot
Mr. Haldcman, of the Loutsvillo Uourle tJour
nal, whowascuredof rheumatism by St, Jacobs
Oil. His wifo was cured ot neuralgia by tho
lamo article, and every member of his family
of some pain or acho by the Great German
Remedy.
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Sunflower seeds are just as pood for
chicken feed as- t)iey wcio before thoyiip-
E eared In tho tcsthetlc crar.e, aud not a whit
cttcr.
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Advice to Consumptive.
On the appearance of the first symptoms as
tcneral debility, loss of appetite, pallor, chilly
sensations, followed by ntclit-Bwoat a and cough
prompt mcBsurcs for relief should bo taken.
Consumption Is scrofulous disease of thelunjjs
thercforeusethoirreatautl-scrofula.or blood-
purifier and strength-restorer Dr. Tierce's
'Golden Medical Discovery." Buperlor toCod
liver oil as a nutritive, and unsurpassed as a pec
toral. For weak lunps, spitting of blood, and
kindred affections, jt has no equal. Sold by
druggists the world over. For Dr. Tierce's
pamphlet on Consumption, sc ml two stamps
to WOULD'S DlSPHNSAUY MUDI0A.li ASSOCIA
TION, Buffalo, N. Y.
The potato Is a susceptible vegetable. It Is
constantly getting lnasncd. lloiton Commer
cial Bulletin.
Dn.PiEiicr.'s " Favorite Trescrlptlon" Is cv
crywbero acknowledged to bo the standard
remedy for female complaints and weaknesses.
It is sold by druggists.
.
" I've been heron bad things about you,"
said one big bird to another. " Let's stork
about something else," wus tho response
Jlome Sentinel.
The huge, drastic, griping, slckenlne pills
are fast being superseded by Dr. Tierce's
' L'urgatlvo Toilets." Sold by druggists.
Whateveu you have to do, do It with all
your might. Many a lawyer has made his for
tune by simply working with a will.
Correapomlcnco of tlm Chicago Tlinri.
Tho World's Kplleptlo Institute.
St. Joseimi, Mo., August 10, 1831. Wullo
passing through St. Joseph, and having heard
a great deal about tho World's Epileptic In
stitute located here, I concluded to pay tho
celebrated Institution a short visit. Vo were
mot by Dr. Richmond, tho proprietor, who bus
f;aincd a reputation as broad ui tho laud. Ho
s a rather small, yet prepossessing man, of
very allablo and gentlemanly manners. Ho
gave us a hearty welcome, and took great
pains in showing us through his pallatlal and
mammoth institution. It Is a five-story build
ing, 200x180 feet, with basement, aud contains
over three hundred rooms, and can accommo
date five hundred patients, and each and every
room Is lurnlsuca lu the most elegant and lav
ish manner. But we will begin at tho olllce.
which Is a largo room furnished with rosewood
furniture throughout. In the olllce aro thou
sands of photographs of those who havo been
benefited bv tho Nervine. The walls ore ele
gantly papered, aud are profusely decorated
with rich aud costly pictures, relieved hero
and thero by busts lu stouo and bronze of
eminent men of this and other countries. In
connection with the Institute is a mammoth
printing house and bindery, occupying six or
seven large rooms, and a Rcorc of presses aro
kept running night and day turning out work
for the doctor. The ofllco is ono of the finest
and moit complete In the West, and he has
the rooms decorated, carpeted and trimmed
up with us much care and luxury as Is his own
private ofllco. On tho llrst lloor of this mam
moth building Is the doctor's private olllce,
the printing dcpaitmcut, bindery, tank room,
packing room, bottling room, consultation
room, barber Bhop, drug store, cigar store,
notion store, etc., all ot -which arc neat aud
fitted up regaidless of expense. Tho second
floor bus the hotel olllce, dining, billiard and
cooking rooms, many guc6t chambers, and
Bevcral parlors. The third and fourth floors
aro rooms, all of which, arc 'furnished with
Brussels carpets and the finest of furniture.
In fact, the entire house is furnished regard
less of expense, flic billiard room has six
tables, all of which are free to tho guests of
tho house and their friends. The bath room
Is large aud neat, and that too Is free to
guests. The entire building, which is nearly
sicw. Is surrounded on tho east and south by
an elegant five acre park, In which aro many
lovely trees, beds of rich and rare plants,
gravel walks and drives, delicious arbors, and
a most beautiful summer house for social
parties, etc. There are a number of fountains
that add wonderfully to tho beauty of the
Eark. It Is truly one of the most lovely and
eautiful parks lu the western country, and
the Iustltutc has no equal for luxury, beauty
and comfort In the world. Everything is per
fection, aud the visitor is at once charmed
with the entire place aud its surroundings.
An idea of the immensity of the doctor's busi
ness may be given when we say that on the
day wo visited tho Institute ho showed us to
his express room, and we saw the expressman
take goods labeled to the following places, to
say nothing of hundreds of orders from all
quarters of America: Lyons, France; Geneva,
Switzerland; Madrid, Spain; Brussels, Bel
glum; Capo Town, Afilca; Shanghai, China;
Yokohama, Japan; Bombay, India; Melbourne.
Austrulla. Tho doctor employs hundreds of
men and women in his Institute lu the several
branches, aside from tlic Immense force re
quired to conduct the hotel. It is worth a
visit, and Dr. Richmond extends to all a cor
dial welcome to come and see him. Ho and
his wonderful medical discovery have given to
St. Joseph a good name all over the habitable
globe. Tlvi building Is supplied with water
and gas works, is admirably ventilated, and
fire escapes are numerous. Tho park is pre
pared to be lighted up with gas, as lamps aro
scattered all over it
O. K. Keith & Co. What tho Chicago Trlb
iiiui says.
O. R. Keith A Co., tho representative Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery house of Chi
cago,havemade the amplest arrangements fora
greatly enlarged. trade the prcseut spring sja
soii. Tiiefr mammoth store of 8lxlloors,HWxl75
feet, shows an Immo.ise stock of almost every
thing in the dry-goods line. For several years,
they have been adding new lines of goods to
their former stock, and tholr business has
jucarly doubled each year for tho last three
years. This new departure of a house with such
an established reputation, large capital and
business, by which It practically becomes ono
of tho great general dry-goods houses for
which Chicago is so famous, Is ot general interest-to
the trade and the public. Its great
enterprise, largo experience and unsurpassed
facilities for obtaining the choicest fabrics
,and latest styles from the great fashion cen
ters ot Europe, and in the world's boat mar
kets, must make it tho leading house iu lta
Hues lathis country.
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' Itugglra Chnapnr than Suddlrm.
Why! Because, with improved machinery
now-a-days, a good, substantial buggy can bo
made for flft dollars, about the cost ot two
saddles. Two persons can ride In one buggy aud
save you one horse, consequently saddles hayo
nearly gone out of existence, tor particulars
send for an Illustrated catalogue, mailed bee
on application. Address, Enterprise. Carriage
Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, O.
Fkazeii Axi.k Gkkase continues to load all
competitors by a big majority. All dealers,
Ik iillllcted with Kore Kyet, iho Dr. Isnao
Tbompou'H KvcWuler, Druairlsts sell It. i.
Hovr to Becnra Health.
It seems strange any one will suffer from
derangements brought on by impuro blood,
when Sco v ills' 8arsaiaiiii.la. and 8tii.mn
oia, or Klood and Liveii Srnur, will restore
health to tho physical organization. It Is
pleasant to take, and tho Best Di.ood Tuiu
fieii ever discovered, curing Berofula, Weak
ness of the Ktdnors, Erysipelas, Malaria', all
Nervous disorders, Debility, Bilious com
plaints add all dlicascs ot tho Blood, Liver,
Kidneys, Stomacii Skin, otc. At A health
renewer, It acts mku a ciiahu.
Bakeh's Tain Tanaoba cures pain In Man
and Beast Usooxtcrn oily and Internally.
Diu Hoo nit's yKOicTAiu.E W'oitM Sruup in
stantly destroys worms and removes all the
Secretions which causa them.
TcnYonrs' Kxpnrlenee.
CKDAitvn.r.K, O., Deo. 10, 1SS1.
nave used Tlso's Cnra for Consumption In
my family for ton years, and want nothlue
better as a cough remedy. J. A. Hauend.
For DirimtKRiA, don't fall to use Dr. L. B,
Towne's DiniTiiEiiiA Kino. The Gukat Tue
vkntive and Cunn. Sold by all druggists, Mor
rison, Tlummcr&Co., Chicago, Gcn'l Agents.
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