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DOING YOUR BEST.
Good Atlrlre for li.unc Slen Desirous of
Uevrlfipiug IhrmirlTM.
The ; only wav for a clerk to develop
hnnscf is to co his l.e-t. He can get
aiung; no doubt, with less than this. ' ,ons bv bov.inj: dreams and reaping , ?ears- As soon :,s u enters tl,ft worlu
out he ouirht to wish to get along as shadow;- I tne "dicine man" is sent for. and.
far as possible to make the most'pos- A dripping-pan half full of cold contrary to the custom of the civilized
bible of him-elf-and this he cannot water cm lli'e upper grate in the oven, "medical man," he takes no notice
do if he stops short of what we may ' will prevent cakes or pies from burn- ; whatever of the mother, but devoting
cail strenuous endeavor. There are inr. ) h"melf entirely to the child, makes a
plenty of employes who will "take j Lcsi the pruning of grapevines J number of small gahes in various parts
things eay" whenever the eye of the may be left until too late in the spring. oi tlie Poor infant's body, into which
boss is not on them: and if you are of attend to it the lirsl pleasant day that hc n,us medicine and goes on his way
this category there will be little to sin- , conies. ', rejoicing, returning next day to make
gle you out of the ordinary run of ISoil a small quantity of borax in a , the incisions deeper and rub more
clerks. But a proper-spirited young ETanite ware kettle that has long been medicine into them; this second opera
man will not be content to think of be- in use, and it will brighten it wonder-j tion being performed, the child is
ing merely an average man of a lot of fully. , washed and dried by being moved
average fellows; lie will rather find ' -A- great waste on any farm is the around in the smoke of a wood fire,
satisfaction in thinking that he mav i care and keeping of poor old hores eventually being daubed all over with
become separat-'d or distinguished "ever lit for rugged service. The cot a red paint, which is renewed as fast
from the other.- in tlie mind of his em- I " usually greater than for animals of ' as it wears off for a period of several
plover, and to do this he must have ! " strength and Usefulness. ' mouths. The child is not allowed any
other and higher standards bv which '
to mea-urc him-elf than have those
clerks who wish to get along as casv as
pos-ible. and who think they are
making a pergonal gain when they take
advantage of a chance to do less than
full service to the man who employ?
them. As a stream can not rie
higher than its M.urve. so vour dis-
charge of your duty to your employer
will not be superior to that of a dozen
other clerks unless jour motives, and
your conceptions of duty, are higher
than theirs. -I will have as eav and
as slightly lalKriou a time as I can
have, and appear to be doing my
work." is not a conception of duty
which is likely to single you out as a
young man of a different stamp from
most young men who work for wages.
A- a rule it is the clerk who is worthv
who gets promotion, not the one who i's
D '.
bent on bavin? an easy time: and n
man who gives les than his best serr-
ice is not giving worthv service in the
true sense of the word.
The chance, therefore, of getting on
with 3'onr employer is promoted by giv-'
ing him your best, and so i the "prob-
ability of your mastering the buines '
and becoming an adept in it. But
there is another noint of view which .
also presents u reason for tloing rmir
best. A man i a unit, a single thing,
and he can not think, or do, or be any
thing without its affecting hi- entire
individuality. He can not slight his
dutv to his emsdover without slighting
his duty to him-elf. The emnlover .
r i -. . i . .i "i '
may never find it out. but the man who ,
does tlie slouching service wlien lie , "" i'""ae oi cocks aim uens aione.
snould have done the thorough service to say nothing of those infesting ducks
ha- to that extent developed himself into and turkeys. Dn-tiug the fowls thor
a fraud, and su done himself a serious onghly. with fresh wood ashes, air
wrong. To th. clerk given to self-ex- ' slaked lime, snuff or Persian insect
animation, is tins a saii-iactorv reiiec-
tion3 Is the doing of half-service the ftl1 pests. Sulphur ointment or kero-cm-i
r ir-M-ilmrii. ,iru-itit vimr l,j seue emulsion mav be aimlie.l under t h,
power-? 1- not'the doing of poor work
I , - - i
lor your employer training you 10 no
joor work for your If ? I- ir not true I
that what a man does that he is? It J
voi: defraud vour employer are vou not '
- a fraud? If y. cheat him out of full
senice. are vou not a cheat? Can vou '
do le-s for him than con-eience ell- '
3-011 ought, and still feel -ure that you
will obey con-eience in other matter.-.
Si. Louis Or )ccr.
HE HAD NO SHOW.
A Colore! Martyr W h Whs 1-r-pared to
TaK.ihs.Mrtone.
An old negro who wa- on trial for
stealing a calf wa- asked if he pleaded
guiltv or not guilty.
r
i
1 didu steal de caf." ,
"Why. you were seen leading the '
calf to vour house." .
"Dat's possible, sah. You sec I wuz
out on de road, an er wiiite genernian
come erlong leadin" er ca'f. an says 7e.
Woan you plea-e hole di- yere ca'f tell
I "oes cross uat ticl ter see er pm
sen
sin' i
A-t iwes me some money?' Wall, bein
ez accommodatiir ez I is. I couhln
r , . . . i.ii i
hepit.au ltooknolnlerope.au de
man he went away. I waited an' J
waited, an' he did.,' come back, an'
not knowiif whut else ter do wid de ,
po ca'f. 1 led him ober ter my ouse."' j
"l lis wanier savai. jetige. an uen union m iiieir u-u;n uwi oi wuoiu corn, v ""i' " iuuk; iruuuier,, vuuirru,
s dun. fur I reckon youV. guineter they will be none the worse for it. The " au" ,f T? "J.T
lab to1 own wav puttv tnuch, nohow. . lo-s is much less with a brooder and suiting from imnoverished blood, there is
"Yes. but you killed the calf.' ' Egg-eating is a vice seldom cured.
"Yas. sah. an 111 tell you 'bout dat. ' ""it the hen is not always to blame.
Wen I got home I guuter feed de po' "e havj seen a rooster stand by the
ca'f, an' de fust thing I kuowed he dun -st of laying hen and directly the
choked his-e'f on a year o co'n. I was laid break it and call the rest
worked wid him, I did. an' den seein' af the brood to the feast. Such an one
dat lie gwine die er awful hard def in should be killed at on-e.
spite o' all I could do. wy I knocked The shells of pure Brahma eggs are
'im in de head to git him outeu his particularly tough, and. in order to
mi-cry."' hatch them successfully, whether in an
"That's all very well, but you cut incubator or under a hen. more moist
the calf up and hid the meat away." i"c should be given then; than for eggs
Yas. sah. I did dat, an fur dis rea-
son:De niggers out my way wuz
gwineter hub er church supper, an' 1
kuowed that cf da seed so much meat
at mv 'ouce da'il want me ter "tribute
de mos o" hit ter de feast." to break them more easily, when they
"A'n. hah. but when an officer went , would otherwise die in the shell. If.
to you and asked you concerning the upon opening the agst yOU see :i fully
calf. you denied all knowledge of it." . developed chicken, with yelk entirely
"Yas, sah. fur. you see, I jis thought absorbed, you may rest assured the lit
he waz er "oiii-itive sorter pusson. an' tie prisoner has died from want of air;
bein" ershy man merself. w'y I didu"
want him ter come pryin' inter my
t i -..:..;-1'
HIV laiu 1 lii-uia
Yes. but when he found the meat f
vou swore that vou raised me ca I ana targe portion oi suipnur, oil. lime and P"""" p ppy, as tne man who is
Z " nitrogen. The shell is nearlr nil limp. ' S11-. diseased liver. For poor
r, 5M i,i. t . i, .u7: ... , , . ""' - aI1 . e' . ?nfttheus, there wa. no escape, butby
4t t ' dis tiling's driftin. I sees dat you
-ouit uii, jiui.1., .4uii, uiu i .-i!.o in,- , iniir'jiuic. ill leeum?- linns. rff inr . UflUHAm nr Kisnv'a f mimt Pn
m-oiiulir'Pfi orin me an is lis trvm
r..j ,--- . ..-.. .
ter ne: J J me no i vumuo. i uu
veredays o' jifditics an' c'rupshon, an'
1 ain't gwiue ter tr ter hole out ergin
vcr. ie
e martyr is er waiun fur voT
sah. Do yo wust." Arkansaic
.action,
wants me ter go ter de penitenchv. , ,"'" . .-. ... w F. -w'v.
jis sesso. aif dat'll settle it. Er , iace. e- T"115 character of her di
l.,."np,' man amt got no how in dese Sjcstive apparatus should also be con-
lravcicr. m , m of the worst for producing eggs. Oats.
--Several European specialists have , wheat and buckwheat, with an occa
nade i he curious observation that acute ;iivial feed of raw meat, form an
Rheumatism is moro jrevalnt iu dry ?gg-proJucing diet- Cor, J'iila'.leljjtia
hau iu rainy weather. I'ess.
FARM AND FIRESIDE.
Bone meal is said to he a perfect
i iti mixer inr unta aim milieu
Tliis is v. transition period. Manv
' farmers are trriiiff the experiment of
If raisins are to be u-cd in some-
thing which is to be cooked a long
tune, like an English plum pudding oi
something of that, sort, they need not
be cooked previously.
The liquids of the stable are from
three to six tinn's as valuable as the
I Lit'lll 1WktlllHJ Ittil it . ffc - Clisslt I
: .-".im " .awt.rv .isv t, i3 ,i;rw rui.ii
I The ,,est mode of so doing is to use
' home k,ml of absorbent material.
Onion are often put out in the
month of March, as they are hardy and
-,ll"re pme a severe irosi. j.ihs sooni
, t,H0" akn " Pl,t out and made to rapid-'
ly grow the better, as they do not make
rapid progress after the beginning ol
warm weatuer.
Me:, lows that have ceased to give
good cros mav be renewed cheaply bv !
turning the sod soon after cuttin", Iheii
harrow thorouglily at intervals of a
I fortnight, and before autumn rains re-
I i ...i. .- ., , . .
seen wuu iimoiny ami suuii otlier va-
rieties of grass as may be suited to soil
aim Miuaiiou.
Do not use any manure when plant
ing young peach tree. Simply remove
lutJ top soil, then dig holes for the
roots. Set in the tree lirmlv. throwing
,,,e top soil next to the roots. Finn
"""n the earth well, cut the trees well
,uck- aml -taitc them if there be danger
of their "oeingscverelv shaken bv winds.
With regard to parasites on poultry '
there is in general a great mi-uppreheu-
siou. Many an amateur imagines that i
the perch mites, so often called lice, are
t,le principal pests fowls are troubled
w"1'1- Tiiere are more than a dozen
ilUijnr siip.-i.w f i;,,,, .;. i.,..!;..
isiinuL specie- or lice on tne bodies
r"""- " " mcui o .m uc-e uaie-
w "P " tlie iiead. or wherever 1
lu. i.nornf.-,ii,. 1..1 .. .
-.. . "inw a ..:-.
THE POULTRY YARDS.
Valuable Suejrtion n a Variety or in- J
tere.uu5 i-oiu.s.
TIio rare of young chic.es can be
penally les-ened by the use of a ,
brooder, even if they are hatched under
, hens. Ten hens mav be -et at one '
time and the chicks taken from them
J as s.xtn as out of the hell, placed in a
brooder and attended to in one-half the
time it takes to go from COOp to coop.
Hie liens may then be reset, and,
though this may seem cruel, if they
m. a . -
' are properly cared for and have a little
i r .-I. ... ., ":.. ,. t i i j
fie-ii meat given them each day m ad- j
there is no hen to eat up the "tid-bits."
step on the chicks or infest them with
vermin. Chickens raided in this wav,
if carefully fed and kept scrupulously
clean, can be made to weigh two
pounds in eight weeks.
Copperas in the soft feed of poultry
i- especially beneficial for either old op
young stock. It is better in the feed
than drinking-water, because they are
- . . . i
sure to eat up a certain amount at each
feeding. A piece the size of a hickory
nut may be dissolved in a little boiling
water and then added to the water with
v.hich the .-oft feed is mixed. .
trom any other fowls. An excellent
method for supplying moisture is to .lip
the eggs daily in hot water at lea-t 110
degrees. By this proce-s the shells be-
ome brittle, and the chickens are l.l.,
therefore do all you can to make the
ihell of pure Brahma eggs brittle.
The component parts of an egg are
not generally known. An egg contains ,
especially
luose tiwl aro shut up in -1 suci, '
t i ,, . . . . ...
griuns siiouiu enter into their diet as
idered and a generous supply of gravel
tnd shell be given. Corn consists
almost wholly of starch and oil, and,
wxe t is o0i for fattcniii'-. it is one
1 :!. i.ji. t
I 'iiiii;,iii iiii u-iiii-ii itf nnnncsn,.. m .t.
Wretched Zulu Babies.
"When n Zulu child is first horn, it is
cf a llSht hue aml does not & t,ie
. barker tint of the parents for some
natural food until the visits of the
"medicine man" are ended (this for
! mality often causing serious conse-
' qucucesto the offspring), ami a few days
afterwards the mother will be seen
about her work as usual with the little
' one strapped to her. Drake s Magazine.
Mrs. Mary Mallen, noted as the
onlv woman miner in Colorado, is the
' sole tenant of a lonelv cabin that stands
on the summit of Gold Hill, opposite
uuena ista. Mie lias Uvea alone on
the mountain for several vears, spend-
ing her time in prospecting for gold,
but thus far without apparent success.
It requires strong emotions to heave a
sigh.
' Xveb allnde to a dressmaker as JliasSew-
j a-aeir.-.yq puoucan.
I A bbeach of trust when the grocer de-
Trinnri ouch rinirn tuafnrA rid rirr.. 1.
T..
. ra
I rmis frnnntT fall nnt hnt : thv finfl
no difficulty in making up. Xeie Haven
Xettu.
Never worry over trouble: The trouble
Itself is misery enough. Burlington Free
Press.
The boom for a new-born town is like the
music of locust wings. One looks at the lit
tle thing and wonders where all the big
noise comes from. X. 0. Pica'june.
Geoboia sclioo'-boy's definition: "florist,
on 2 who floors. "
A good two-foot rule never wear tight
oes" .
'IoiE flies and s;ays ior no man- "H
onlv fellow who can beat it is the musician,
Sferthini TraieUr
The hen is not nautical, though she does
come into the world by the hatchway.
Jiinghamton llcpullican,
-
It's an ill wind that blows nobody good,''
as the humorist remarked upon receiving a
check for twenty-five cents, payment for a
joke on the blizzard. J'uek.
violinists are becoming numerous.
Cu-ls are alwavs after beaux of one sort or
another at least in leap year. LotceU
Courier.
Ve have been reading up on ethnology
of lte anfl gjjj lfaat
heMeaa tQ
-iMuth J'arayraphcr.
T,f -
Adam was on lrit-h-
have been Eve-icted.
It doesn't follow that every man who has
a hoarse voice is a stable fellow. Yvuktrt
Gazztl.
Nothing Like It!
Every day swells the volume of proof that
as a speciuc for all Blood diseases, nothing
riT!:iiw ur .Trf b io iinn aianti'ii iiiaixkr.
ery. Itemember, this is an old estabnshed
remedy with a record ! It has been weighed
in -lh? halance and found fulfilling every
claim I It has been tested manv years in
thou-andsof cases with flattering success!
nothing like Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
very-world-renowned and ever grow-
A plctjbeb never asks: "is it warm
pnou.'h for youV" He juxt hands you his
bill snd watches the pentpiratiun trickle.
The Demon of the Marsh.
dSSdtodoSJSK
ized bogey, no phantasm of a disordered im-
The evil spirit that hovers about stagnant
f PDj"ion, but a Mwer of evU f ar more ma-
hgnant than any familiar anathematized by
Cotton Mather. It is Malaria, which has for
its. destructive progeny fever and ague,
SSSJsSSj
are dyspepsia, constipation, liver com-
phunt,'etc
Petiiaps no article has been so frequently
"weighed in the balance and found want
ing" b6COOL
Ir a woman 1 pretrr.
To me 'tut no mutter.
Me he blonde or brunette.
So tlie leu me look at her."
An unhealthy woman is rarely, if ever,
beautiful. The peculiar diseases" to which
so many of the sex ure subject, are prolific
causes of pale, sallow faces, blotched with
unsightly pimples, dull lusterless eves and
emaciated forms. Women so afflicted, can
bo ennanently cured by using Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription; and with the restor
ation of health comes that beauty which.
combined with cood Qualities of hem! nml
S&S&S.
cine for women, sold by druggists, vnder a
?" gyra-net from the manufacturers,
11" " "J B V. Ba"sl?cvon n. evciT case,
or money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottle-wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
Som men are accused of being tfght.
wuen. in fact, it is their pocket-boois that
are "lull." ionkert Statetma.
HoWg Tew UtctT
The old lady who replied, when asked how
her liver was. " God bless me. I nm-p hmirH
ISWJ"
when chained to a rock, might as well have
PeUeta, the disagreeable feelings, irritable
rgative
temper, constipation, indigestion, dizziness
and sick headache, which are caused by a
diseased liver, promptly disappear.
Eom rlTera must hare feet; as well as
head. Anyway, we recently read of ten
tows on the Ohio river. XorrUtown Herald.
It Never Falls.
Duranc's Rheumatic Remedy will enre
i any case of rheumatism on earth. It is
tafcen internally. Write for free pam
phlet to R. K. Hst-Paxs stixe, Druggist,
Washingtoc. D. C, or ask your druggist
for it.
The church belle is sometimes found is
the ouoir. .Mtot MulUtiit.
The Lessons of "Unser Fritz" Case.
The greatest doctors in Europe don't seea
to know what ails "Unser Fritz.J'
Thus are the Garfield and Grant episodes
repeated, and public confidence in "expert"
medical knowledge is again shaken.
The effect is a revulsion.
Since the fatal days of lSS3,manyof the
doctrines of the schoolmen concerning ex
tensive medication have been abandoned,
and all schools of practice are more and
more relying upon old-fashioned simple root
and herb preparations and careful nursing
the only reliances known to our ancestors.
These methods and reliances are illus
trated to-day in a scries of old-fashioned
roots and herbs preparations recently given
to the world by the well-known proprie
tors of Warner's safe cure preparations
made from formulse possessed by many of
our oldest families, and rescued for popular
use, and issued under the happy designa
tion of Warner's Log Cabin Remedies.
"My son," exclaimed a venerable woman
to the writer when he was a boy, "my son,
you'r yeller and pale and weak like lookin',
you'r ncedin' a good shaking up with some
s'pariT."
A jug of ftpring sarsaparilla was just as
necessary in the " winter supplies" of fifty
years ago as was a barrel of pork, and a
famous meaicai autnonty says that the very
general prevalence of the use of such a
nrenaration as Log Cabin Barsanarilla ex-
plains the rugged health of our ancestors.
While Warner s Log Cabin barsanarilla is
an excellent remedy for all seasons of tin
year, it is particularly valuable in the
spring, when the system is full of sluggish
blood and requires a natural constitutional
tonic and mvigorator to resist colds and
pneumonia, and the effects of a long winter.
Philo M. Parsons, clerk of the City Hotel of
Hartford, Conn., was prostrated with a cold
which, he says, "seemed to settle through
my body. I neglected it and the result was
my blood became impoverished and poi
soned, indicated by inflamed eyes. I was
treated, but my eyes grew worse. I was
obliged to wear a shade over them. I feared
that I would be obliged to give np work."
44 Under the operation of Warner's Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla and Liver Pills," he
says, "The sore and inflamed eyes' disap
peared. My blood, I know, is in a healthier
condition than it has been for years. I have
a much better appetite. I shall take several
moro bottles for safety's sake. Warner's
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla is a great blood
purifier and I most heartily recommend it."
A few bottles of Warner's Log Cabin Sar
saparilla used in the family now will save
many a week of sickness and many a dollar
of bills. Use no other. This is the oldest,
most thoroughly tested, and the best, is put
up in the largest sarsaparilla bottle on the
market, containing 12 doses. There is no
other preparation of similar name that can
equal it. The name of its manufacturers is
a guarantee of its superior worth.
While the great doctors wrangle ovcrthe
technicalities of an advanced medical science
that can notcure disease, such simple prep
arations yearly snatch millions from un
timely graves.
A his is never so likely to show what be
does not know as when ne attempt to tell
what he knows about women. liinghamtou
Jtrpullican.
m
Wn would be pleased to know of a man or
woman who has never had headache or been
subject to constipation. As theso seem to
be universal troubles a little advice mav be
in order. Why should jiersous cram their
stomachs with nauseating purgative pills,
etc.. which sieken and debilitate when such
a plisant and sterling remedy as Prickly
Ash Bitters will act mildly ami effectivriy
on tne liver, Kidney, stomacn anu Dowels,
and at the same time tone up and strength
en the whole system, causing headache,
constipation and "all such distressing evils
to Quickly disappear.
A couniXATio!! lock makes a good chest
protector. 1'icwjune.
For strengthening and clearing the voice,
use "Brown's Bronchial Troches." "I have
commended them to friends who were pub
lic speakers, and they have proved extreme
ly serviceabla'" Jiev. Hairy Ward Uecchtr.
upside aown tne younV"ters montn m
early mustache time 11 athington Critic.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar cures
Coughs and bronchitis and consumption.
Pike's Toothacho Drops Cure in one minute.
v
Aw angry dog is an animal of cor-raca
Fttnburgti Chronicle.
FREE! A 3-foot, French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickel or Cherry Cigar Case. Meu
chants onlv. R W. Taxsill & Co.,Cbicago.
Thet'li. never more be mfcimf the soc
cesbful fair who dare to leap in 1S8S.
Evert lady should read advertisement of
Kat'l Medical Dispensing Co.. in this paper.
To dekam of a bear betokens mischief,
waich your vision shows yon is a brw.'n.
If afflicted with Soro Eves uo Dr. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water.Druggists sell iL'ioc.
MEMORY
-MAKES-
SUCCESS
'Wholly tinlike artificial syatCBM.
Care of Mind wandering-.
Any book learned In one reading-.
Humes of leHT at Baltimore. 165 at Hermit.
1SOO at 1'hiladelpliia. large chuet of Columbia
1-a.w -ludent. at Yale. Wellealey. Oberlin UnlTeral
tjrof I'cnn.. Michigan DnirerMtr. Chautauqua, ic,
Kc Endorsed by KicnAKD pKorroli.the Scientift.
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State Normal Culleze. 4c The nygtem 1 perfectly
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from PKOF. LOISETTE. Z5T Fifth Ave., Sew York,
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w M IsMBSOa never falls la L'nr.
any one who wants unaHi can send as
their
aaress and w wUl mail trial bottle i
vm. AAIT JUtUS MPCBttr. S. X. I
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Jo Ho
eicftpmmmd
JVtiswua. Itis Impor
tant that tha nw1. r.n
vac ahoa'dba White and
Pare same aa all similar
sabafcuwes ased for
food. To iarars ob
taiaing only the "Ana at
UsBuner" brand Bods,
bey it la "Txmad or
half pound" cartoons,
which bear our same
and trade-mark, aa in
ferior goods are some
times rabsti toted forth
Arm k Hammer" brand
when bought in hoik.
Wrties nsmg Tiat-iTi).
Powder should remem
ber that its sole rising
property consists cf bi-
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