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Evert farmer may Bot^1&» able to reach the maximum of production, yet he can make his land produce what he needs and what an accommodating mar­ ket will pay him well for, when he has it in excess of home wants. No farmer in the land, however poor his uoil may be at the outset, has any excuse for not making every acre contribute to hid own and the general good. Cabbots form a palatable and nutri­ tious food for almost every species of stock. They may be given unboiled, mixed with cut hay or straw. There are few things that will better support the horse, while colts are brought into excellent condition when fed with them. To the cow they afford a wholesome food, coloring and flavoring the butter agreeably. The hog eats carrots raven­ ously, and thrives upon them. T.twn and kerosene are good to keep lice from calves; sulphur mixed with salt is good to drive ticks from sheep. Calves, like all animals, should be kept growing from birth to maturity. Here is one place where the profit comes in. There is always a loss of time and feed and more, too, by allowing young n-TiiimJa to " stand still" for six months or more of the year. Sheep are well clothed, and need shelter from snow and rain, and perhaps from the very strongest winds, but cold agrees with them. Feed them well; give them plenty of water, in small flocks ; keep them dry, and they may stay out in the oold and thrive. A close, dark pen is a poor place for sheep.--Rural New Yorker. In Saxony, where the cold-water sys­ tem is carried out in large dairies, an apparently-effectual plan has been hit upon to prevent ihe milk " turning" suddenly in tempestuous weather. A thin iron-wire chain is passed through the milk-pans, the lids of which are kept constantly in the cold water. Dr. Fleischman, of Baden, testifies to the practicability of this method, for, he ob­ serves, authorities on the subject main­ tain that milk is less sensitive to the electricity of the air than to the tem­ perature that surrounds it more imme­ diately. The fact that milk kept in en­ ameled or tinned vessels is less liable to sour in hot weather is thought to speak well for this new theory. A New Jersey paper says that ninety years ago it was regarded as a settled point that corn in drills gave a larger product than in hills, but that now, after much discussion, it remains unsettled. The remark would not be made by any one who has informed himself on the subject. We have thoroughly tested this question by measuring the results, and find almost uniformly an increase of 25 to 30 per cent, with drill corn over hills, provided the proper distance is given for the plants. It would be easy to obtain a diminished amount from the drills if too thinly planted; or ears of an inferior quality if much too thick.-- Country Gentleman. CoatMON acorns, baked in an oven and ground into flour, are recommended as a particularly valuable food for poultry. Its administration must, however, be at­ tended by certain precautions, if we desire to get the full effect of its bene­ ficial action. Acorn-meal undoubtedly encourages the production of eggs; but to secure this the hens must be kept in a warm place and rigidly separated from the cocks. The meal may be given mixed with the ordinary food and in a lukewarm condition. The best plan is to make a paste of the flour with warm water, form this into small loaves about the size of the hand, and again dry them. When required for use, it should be softened in warm water and mixed with the other food in proportion of one part in twelve. The addition of ground egg-shells or crushed bones is an advan­ tage. Hens thus fed are more assiduous in laying, especially when not allowed to run too freely with the cocks. One uplift bird for every ten hens is quite sufficient, and he should only be allowed access to them twice in the week, and that only in the daytime. The cock birds should have the same diet as the hens, where free laying is the object in view.---The Farmer. DemtwKe JSmmmv. Btainkd Brass.--Whiting wet with "•qua ammonia will cleans brass from and is excellent for polishing faucets and door-knobs of brass or silver. Bakers' Qxnokrbbxad--Th^ee-fourths of a pound of flour, 'one quart of molasses, one-fourth of a pound of butter, one ounce of salerstas, and one ounce of ginger. Worms on Plants.--Worms at the roots of plants can be exterminated by watering with a solution made of fresh lime and water. Use after the lime has fettled* It will improve the plants. Macaroons.--One cupful of hickory- nut meats, pounded in a mortar; one cup of sugar, one egg and a half, and two table-spoonfuls of flour; bake on a greased paper; put very little in a place. Jumbles.--Take four eggs, three cops of sugar, a little nutmeg, a table-spoon- ful of saleratus, a cup of butter. Stir in the flour until it will roll; cut in rounds, with a hole in the center. Boll them in sugar. Queen's Toast.--Out thick slices of baker's bread into rounds or squares and fry to a nice brown hi butter or lard. Dip each piece quickly in boiling water, sprinkle with powdered sugar and cinnamon and pile one upon the other. Serve with a sauce made of powdered sugar dissolved in the juice of a lemon and thinned with a glass of wine. To Wash Silk.--Silk will wash as follows: Mix quarter pound of honey, quarter of a pound of soft soap and a gill of gin; lay each breadth of silk on a wooden table, scrub it well with a brush and this mixture; then dip it suc­ cessively in two pails of soft water; do not wring it, hang it thus to dry, and iron between paper when sufficiently dry. Stewed Macaroni.--Break the maca­ roni into pieces an inch long, throw them into boiling water. Boil half an hour and drain. Put into a stew-pan a pint of cream, an ounce qf butter, one well-beaten egg, pepper and salt. Stir over a clear fire till it thickens/ but do not boil. Add the macaroni, boil five minutes, toss in wineglasaful of Madeira, and serve hot. To Itmcp Beefsteaks.--Have the steaks cut about the usual thickness. Mix together some salt, sugar, and some finely-powdered saltpeter. In an earthen jar lay a steak, and sprinkle it with this mixture; put on another, and sprinkle the same as before, and over all turn a plate with a heavy weight on it. This will form a brine of its own, and the meat will keep sweet in this way for a long time. You can take it out to broi in the usual way. This is a very good recipe for people who live away from cities^ Do not let it freeze. THE RETIRING KENTUCKY 8KNATOX. McCreery is one of the most remark­ able men who has ever been in the Sen­ ate. Physically he is the most con­ spicuous member of it. His thin, pipe- stem legs are surmounted by a rotund body, and that in turn is crowned with a head perfectly massive in proportion, perfectly bald on top and fringed with iong, straight, jet-black hair. The face is flat, large and smooth-shaven, and the eyes small and deep-set. He ap­ pears habitually in a full-dress suit of rusty black, carries his hands in his pants pockets, chew^ tobacco incessant­ ly, and has the most benignant ex­ pression of countenance imaginable. He is a modern Pickwick. As a hu­ morous and pathetic speaker he has no equal in the Senate, and neither Conk- ling nor Blaine command the attention of the Senate in a more marked degree than he has on the few occasions he has vouchsafed to speak. His voice is deep and mellow and his language more pure ^nd simple that of any public speaker of the day. His fund of in­ formation is inexhaustible, and the play of his imagination delicate and bound­ less. But for his chronic indolence he would be one of the most noted men in the country. As it is, he is one of the most notable.--Washington Cor. Cin­ cinnati Enquirer. A SUGGESTION. A sick-room should be kept as quie as possible. In cases of severe illness there is nothing more annoying to the patient than the noise made by pouring coal into a stove to replenish the fire. It is a nuisance in more ways than one; but it can be avoided. A lady requests us to mention the very simple plan of filling a paper-bag or tunnel with coal, and having it in readiness to gently place upon the fire. This is a sugges­ tion worth heeding, and should be re­ ceived with thankfulness and acted upon whenever there may happen to be any person sick. The New York Sun says thatacigar- shaped steamer 1,200 feet long, and hav­ ing engines of 100,000 horse power, is soon to be constructed at some port in England. She is to have a tower 150 feet high, containing in part state-rooms looking out on circular balconies, but having within a hollow cylinder extend­ ing vertically throughout its entire length and traversed by an immense weight susceptible of being adjusted at any desired height. The promised speed is twenty-three statute miles per hof* * ' ~ " FABLES AND ANECDOTES. r BT LITTLE JOHNNY. - i time a boy he cot a frogfiftilrtke and put it in his fathers bed, and just fore bed time the boy said to his father: "It's been mity wet wether lately, and the frogs has all been drownded out of the pond, and mebby some of them big green fellers has cum in the house and gone to bed like fokes." Then the boys father he luked up from his newspaper and he sed: "Char­ ley," cos that was the boys name, "I gess you better go to bed your ownself, cos yure intleck is a wanderin mity wild agin, and you might do yure sellef an injury by swollerin the cole skuttle, or buttn yure brains out aginst the sofy piller." So Charley he went to bed, but after a wile he was woke up and see his father standin there with a cannle, and his father he said: "Charley, I didn't pay much atention to wot you was a sayn a bowt frogs, but after I had gon to bed, and seen things was a beginnin for to turn out jest like you had sed, wy I hoi" lered rite out, cos I was so dlited for to think I had sech a smart boy. Dident you hear me holler, Charley, dident you hear yure ole fathers xcamations of sat­ isfy, and feel the house shake wen he arose for to cum and fondle you?" Then Charley he said wot did his father hav in the hand, wich was be hine his back, an the ole man he said, "O, that's the fondler." * But my sisters yung man, which tole me the story, he sed that the fondler bore a fancifle re sembalance to a bMtck snake wip. But the rattle snake, with the casti- nets into his tail, is the feller for me, yes, in deed, wen he don't bite. One day Missy, thats my sister, she see a little snake bout 6 intches long in the gardn, and she hollered like pirates. Snakes is serpents, and eels is fish, but the lion he is the king of beestsand his roar is offle! Once there was a opery man, wich hired fokes for to sing, he was a goin thru fiie woods and a lion came along and luked at him, and wipped itsellef with its tail, and sticked its mane up, and opened its mowth, and rored frite- fle, yu never seen sech bellerin! The opery man he sed: " Thats ol rite, con­ sider yure seHuf engaged for the seeson at yure own terms, but I got to be ex- cused now, cos seventeen barry tones is waitin for me to hear theirn." And the opery man he walked a way mity lifely, like he was frade the barry to&es would bust theirselfs a holding in the sing fore he cude git there. One time Franky was a tuckin the end of a ax handle whioh had been sawd off; and Uncle Ned he see him a suokin it, and he hollored to me: " Bun quick, Johnny; and pull it out, its too late to save the ax, but the handle wil do for to rebuke Mose with, wich is the cat, and exort Bildad, that's the new dog, to a better life." A other time Franky was left a sleep siok and father he went in the room for to luke at him, Mid wen he cum out mother she ast: "Has he got sech a hot fever like he had? " Then father he said: "No, not quite, but I guess he wil have agin party soon, cos he is a usin the fire poker mity viggerously in his inside." And wen mother she went for to see, Franky was a suckn the black end, but lickerish is the stuf for me wen it comes to suckn srunthing. A BALTIMORE mule fell down a shaft eighty-five feet deep, was hoisted up, and walked off as if nothing had hap­ pened. A Visage Rivaling In Yellowness That of t "heathen CDinee" if belongingto one of our race, can scarcely be described ae at­ tractive. But worse than this, it is the index of a disordered liver, of a liver that needs arousing and regulfttiisg; Tiie remodyisftt li^ud; prompt efticacious. A course of Hostot tor's btomacll Bitters will expel the misdirected bile from the blood and divert it iuto the proper channel, open the bowels, remove the dyspeptic symptoms which invariably accompany" biliousness and counteract the rapidly developing tendency to dangerous congestion of the liver, which must always exist when the skin aud whites of the eyes'aKtfume this yellow hue. The pains through the right, lower ribs, side and shoulder blade, tSM! nausea, furred state of the tongue, and un­ pleasant breath which indicate liver complaint, ui short all its disagreeable concomitants, are soon remedied by this sovereign corrective, which in addition "to its regulating properties is a superb invigorant, and a pure and agreeable medicinal stimulant, appetizer and nervine. Fashionable FoolUhu«<M. There is no modern fashionable notion quite so absurd as the generally received idea that to be beautiful and attractive a woman must po3- Eess a wan, xy* irit mile face and a figure of sylph-be proportions--a fragility in nine caces out of ten the result of disease. JJy many fashionable belles it is considered a special compliment to be spoken of as trail and delicate. I hey forgot that the naturally delicate face and petite l\%\xre are very different from the pale and disease- strickeii faces that meet us in the city thorough­ fares, look out from the luxuriant carriages of wealth, and glide languidly through our crowd­ ed drawing-rooms, if disease were unfashion­ able, as it ought to be, not a lady in the land but would take every possible precaution to secure the fresh, blooming face and well-rounded lig- tire that only health can give. Ladies should re­ member that much as gentlemen may profess to admire the face and form paled and emaciat­ ed by disease, when they choose a wife they pre­ fer a blooming, healthful, buoyant-spirited woman. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the acknowledged standard remedy for female disease and weaknesses. It has the two-fold ad­ vantage of curing the local disease and impart­ ing a vigorous tone to the whole system. It is sold by druggists. The Destructive Phoobess of that insidious foe to life and health, Scrofula, may be arrested by the aid of Scovill's Blood and Liver Sybup, a botanic depurent which rids the system of every trace of scrofulous or other poison and cures eruptive aud other diseases indicative of a taint­ ed condition of the blood. Among the maladies which it remedies are white swelling, salt rheums earbuncies, the dimff in"i'iOTl to women, goat and rheumatism. Probably there is no better judge of musical instruments, or of theopinions of musicians re­ specting them, than Theodore Thomas. He says the Msaoa & Hamlin Cabinet Organs are much the best of this class of instruments made, sod that musicians generally agree in this. A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat requires ha* mediate attention, as neglect oftentimes results in some incurable Lung Disease. " Bkown's BaoNcaiAL Troches " will almost iavarislty give relief. 85 cents a box. # CHEW ,, The Celebrated , * Matchless " - Wood Tag Plug Tobacco. 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We publish an eight-page paper--" Tn Nakomai j'mtii'Nxdevotod to the Interests of Pensioners, Soidtens and Baiiore, tu:d tUsir heirs; also oontaine to- tn MtlD| family rtadlm. Price, Fifty Ctnii a year--special ind a«eanents to etobe. A proper blank to eoliect amount duo under new AbbeaAs or Pkmsiox Biix furnished grm*u<t»utly to regular nbicribtr- and such claims filed in Pension Office without charge. January number as specimen eopy free. Send for it GEORQK K, LSMONA CO.. Washington. D. O. Lsek Bos BltSL TPfie ' a i L I " > T ;«#RGAN & B E S T ! Manufactory'^u jjf ifflORO ,^[T S^PONIFlEp Is the Old Reliable Concetttratsd Lrs FOR FAMILY SOAP-MAKIM. IT IS FULL WRIGHT AND 8TBXNOTB. The market Is flooded with (eo-called) Gonoenttatod I^e. which la adulterated with salt and rosin, aNd mm^I make toap. 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Address SHEKMAN & CO., Mantel!, Mich. AWNINGS! TENTS! Waterproof Covers. Signs, Wli MIJI t . l t A Y & BAfcCKR.HM) N Hi.. ChlcMtas. HP Rend for 111- Window Shades, Ae. "" SoMtk Dmitlnlnrit A Imrgm NewiS nor. indepondent In poirtics. Bright, spicy and enter­ taining. Bach lasoe contains ooo or mora storiee. Mailed, poatpaid. for 7ft cento a year. Keaident aaonts wanted. Terma and sample copies sent free. Mf» fWttmpS, postpaid,ail a year. Address TUMIUI (M .OIdoiia The Greatest Musical Success of the Day H. M. S. PINAFORE. IT baa attracted large andience* ni«lit> after nisbt and weak after week in all the principal citlea.and having eaay mutlo, and needing but simple scenery, is being eatenslv«>ly rehearsed by amateurs everywiiere. This success i® merited t»y ita perfectly Innooent wit, its lively words, and gowl music. Try It while It is new, tn every village! Kftgant copies, with Music, Worts and LitmUs, nulled for dl.OS. Per docen, fkm. Kmmnn dt HMoa*» 1IIGH SCHOOL OHOIR. «1.00 LAURKL WRRATH. by W. O. Ptrkin* I.OP C. SCHOOL SONC BOOK .80 are three of tlic rcrr beet bisfor w»nti , aniHisih Schools. iwi TT ) A splendid stock of these on hi»n<l. cost' but 6 to 10 cts each, and eaob contains a tavorito Anlhom, Glee Oratorio, or other Chorus, Qunrxit op I'art Song. They are much used by Choirs and Koeiidleo for occasional sinking. Try a dozen 1 timui te UtA, • mmt lu «to. (or our toll Book Catalogue. Invest < cts. tor one Mosicsl Reoord, or tS for s ynar. OLIVER DITSON A CO., Bostofe. C»Kf.l>ltson4tCo., J. IC. Dltson 711 A 843 Broadway.W.Y. W»g Chestnut St. PhUa. BRICKMACHfNERY A complete stock"of all For clrcelar. photographs and Drice-iisi. address F. OLAKK, Moionci, Lenawee Co., Mich. kinds. iJAS. l<al»«r, CImb- enpnras, Unesnaled. >'rs. Canton, Mass* Unlimiteti Advertising at a Nominal Cost. Autographic Lottere, (.'ircular*. Price-lists,Ac, Every builners ami pvofi-oiional in*n uliould have this process. We also manufacture Singer Bowing Machines which an< in mnny ruspects superior to any. AOKNTH WAS'l'KU In ovevroounty for the in- troduction and sale of our goods. Paylnc unifiloyment for the right party. Liberal discounts, tend tot circu- Isn, samples, prices, and full particulars. Bo prompt or you may^njg^a^goj^eno^nrtunity. 848 State Street, CUcne^^lL •TXBBATOB»^ Bsg.iiarsfcii. IHi IK 0RI8IHAL ft ONLY 6EMIIM •• Vibrator1n Threanera, wmnontoTBo MOUNTED HORS6 POWERS, • And Btsani Thresher ' Made only bjr IfCHOLS, SHEPARD & C6 , BATTUB CBE£K, MXCsfo I RATH Raisers will net Safemlt to the is wastage vf Oral lUnla S Ilia interkir wurfc <i<m» by Us oiaar , wbso mm powiioa a« I'fcrwia TBS ENTIRE Threshing Expense* |ul oftsn llai Times tint ••uuuut ic» ta uwd* Of inn Qrtis SAVKI) Ly Umm la^cevsd lUriilais M SmMif Shafts Tnslde the 0Ms> • rator. gnlinly free froia ricken,, lUddtos, * sa4 all such lime-wastlag aiti *i«in wasttor riSifU Mtloaa. Perfectly adapted Is all Kfuii« and Coadlilsooo •mis, W«t er Di/, Loug er tkorl, UtaM »r Swusil. I0T salf Vastly AtKrlor for Wheat* Oats. Iwltri Uy«. a"1! Oraias. !>•« Ibe ukLt S«o- CMMlTbr«aheria FUs, 'jtMthy,IUIISI, CIhM,hI Iftslnilt lc<j!•!!-'-» uo "atlaciitasau" er "isMMisg** Is change frvm ar»ln tu S*«U. KABflLOCS for flflMplleltr of Parts, •slBg IMS than ei»-li»lf !!•• usaal Mia auJ UmiS Masssaa i4turia«i vrScatlariafa. FOVtt SIses of Sersratsn Made« nat> Ins from Ma to Twelve Heme ««, aua twt stthnqA MuaaUd Berse htm t» <BaS'.:ii. w Msi%hrts]milufMt9raiak«erU«4 • etc., ear "Viaa*Tu rfesysadany Workaraaafclp, Elegant ef fuu, tiewiHeleasee at Kqiil|>ia>ut, mi" llmtir OeMUear* laraiap* r»hls> HF. ARTNft SsrVZrfSiiZZ?. " ̂ i*1 -. ihOCA * •OHm-MMBIfS WAHTEO--MMESI mil PAY--Wtth &oncfl OntatSL.^ISrr OntAts. WhnS easts? - _ ^<Sttsr£s. :s ABimtHaaraaSsiHsaBSC tM sa4 Plsas AtcnsniiaalnioaS usio Chart. Foo. W. W. JOHNSON A CO., No. & Cota^ St. Cto.. Ol HOW TO MKKE MONEY MMDm AM ROLI P" ] •th?,'? : TOLMM loSVySfpS ~ UN08 .Til. I ORBUe Don't fall to sond for IUostratedCircnlcr. a!% BVNNBLLft NILI>KR,f«Xitws,n. W :!VA^ABl.^R«tIodinjw: _ Grain age. let and White Japan Corn. Moet prod active Hay and - ? craps yet teboaocadjjhioe, Mete, each pw pack^ Addrosa I. W, BMSB, Fresno Cttr. Oalltwhga^ VOUNC • snoctfc. Kv««r graduate guaranteed a paying oUcn. AddrswR^Va^altoo^>f>nager.JanesTilta.Wla. • MMBEBM--MiMChartestown.Msas. p $lu 10 $11)00 Add,-agnail t'SS.̂ SSSinSfk.H.T, vziMon oaxnmro or PTTBB GOB LITESI OIL AND LIKE, have beea ju^r xprrfenoe haa proved To Conaun to glvs their tsai Pure Ood Li»*r mpttoa^AittMM, Manufd only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, BosteaTSoM by all druggtata. GOdB NEWS TO ALL OUT Ofc> KM. PLOYHKJiT. We will send free, by mail, to oFt&Ame£ any one desiring pleasant and profitable em beautiful Cbromo and eonftdentlal circular torn and European Cbromo Company, showing how i mako money. Wo have something entirely now, snob aq|| has tmver been offered to tho nubile before. Tws Is ai:'V lot of money In it for agents. Address, inclosing a loens ntsimp for return postage on chromo, P. QLKASoN, 4m Summer St, Boston, Mass. , Wo fSSvALlO- 11 Healthy Child Pood hwmss lobnet manhoesL your children on Rldge'a Pood. it Trial Osas35 Osate. Ask your druggist I MOlLER-SjffCOD-UVEB I» perfectly pnre. Prooonaeed tho best by ths 1 sst medical authoritloe tn the w< award at 19 World's I Bold bv Druggists. W. world. Olven dat Parts, I laftCe.,H. I WANT AIM AG IN BACH TOWN TO 8KLL MY AUTIC1< NO MONEY RKQUIRKD UU sales are made. I send an outfit, with pamphlets to advertise, by I postpaid. TLis IS a good opportunity for agents to something to their Income without risking one oiaT Write for particulars to W. H. COMSTOCK, Morrlstowa, St. Lawreues Co., Near T«dk = -- _ Aiuf - ~ the TESSIp usual cost Best plan «?e>- offered to Clo large buyers. All* KXPRJBS8 CHAI New terms FREE. Tie Great Aiericao Tea Coopaij, _ 81 as4 M Vesey Streets Vow Tortu P. O. Bos 48ffcSe CUBED FREE I InfalltMs and unexcelled remedy fe»:! ts, Kpllnpsy or Falllag Hlekaoee* > effect • spe Fa. Kite* Kpllemr« Wnrranted to „ . . • • m renowned BpeoUM am I I ^ valuable Treatise sent I H>Ki5Er„TSS£T dfOtte DR. H. O ROOT, 1 HZ Potrl Stmit. Now York. AGENTS WANTED FUR THE v " CTORXAL! r HISTORYoFraVllORLIr: It contslns GTS fins htatorieal engrovtncisad 11 large double-column peges,atid ia iu» moat comp lllatory of the World over published. It tolls ata\ Bend for specimen pagee and extra terms to Agents. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago, IIL H0W TO MT THIS in th.b,rtp.rt .f g.e^C*0« ^ •cr« for tal«. tsrfree rop|- of "Faim l*a tils Ifamai s tood ." »«r t t» g . 1^4 * f f - OEOPULA -Persons afflicted; with SenifUla, Hip-disease. Ul-; ceroas Sores, Abscesses, WJbitr > > ^ Swelling,Psoriasis, Goitre, crosis. Eczema, Diseased Bones« < " will please send tlielr address .; Dr. JONES. Cmmmus, Hew I«ba«ea, s MUSTANG Survival of the Fittest A riUU MSMCIMK TBAY HAS BUIJB MIUIONB Mtt»« ii YKABS! llfflEAIlimiGLIFIDT. A BAUK FOR EVERY WOUKD OF MAM AMD BEAST! TiimOE8T*BE8TLINIMENT EVER HADS DT AJEBRICA. SALBSLAKOmTHAHKTER. The Mexican lfutux Liaimoitl baa been known for mora wan thirty#** years ae the best of all I.lalmonta, Dm Man anil Beast. Its safe* to-4ay arc larger than ever. It eqreijrlM att otbera fail, ami penctmlea.rtdtoaMsdoi and muscle, to the y«y ioto «¥eiywl»SE«. i ' V rVi" - C. N. V . 'MiK: •V. ^ ̂ t i A,: