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mamas highest a'nd is m'od h ‘ ,1, “uniting most. general mm Md with any actual disuse, one whemmended tothemostakmfnl Mans, but if in need of I laxative, one should have the bent, and with the Ell-Wed "sawm- 8m? 9* ell able drugglste. I! enjoyment of good heslth, thespian! regnler, laxatives or :3! remedies are then not neede'd.“ order to get. It bene- Oeh! note when you pun- aha, that you have the mine urti- do, which n [3.11an by the Cd“ mmmcwum-onw «Tu-on with; n m It Is theFeto'ni to «3m 1m .um .o'm', foam 0â€"! “wanton ”midis- sfnplyto‘ woundi- Uon d the W which pie-um fanny km '94 Syrup“ “SI-g"? ‘ ly removes. Tint in why it in on remedy’zith minimum xii-£111? ma ‘1 amyw nesteemed so a who Nae 1 health. Its be I elects-re netothohzulmflhtho an remedy which pmnwten internal Mline. «mam _det.n'_li_tqf:lng file I if V transient nature of the In h “an. 'hkh vnish mmpef ’8: Weflmâ€" mac «rhâ€" MW“ Thg-‘eheogforth Gladness Comes wuh hem “demanding a! the anshnt nature a! the mm min:- saw-mum; for the name muo- lht married me- are mostly 'boyn‘ 1"â€"â€" Mm Lire. , “OLD STATE OF PIKE." Mun. , Floâ€""Why I: u that unnamed vou- n are usually 'glrh'?" "I do"! "to on that mm," npliod hny Putetue. with tum“. '1 Mn on m alder-ll. Do you Ina m In t loner-«clarinnnu Enquirer. In on 0.. limo. "mu and do you 3m,- on?” and the police judge. On July 20 And 3!. and until data during August. ammo-on and Matter. In Chm-go 1 Enter. Illinois R. It will sell ant clan round trip llrkfll. 1! d- . from den- or auto. for on. an ulna {or the round mp. in I" vol-tn In MM. and no Sculls. The”. tum. “no. all In but. In hum" inform-Ho- adam- C. W. Hunplny. N. l’. A.. M. rm. “III. (ma Mel m, m (2|an aunt. on c. 8mm 0. P. A 1’. A. Chluca Pew maple. comparatively know how to roll up an umbrollu In A neat. workmanmm mannor. To in Inca-o- M. It. In urn-at: to mm the volnln of the "Mu In tho right hand. than vuh Ibo other hand um hold at tho other end or (M umbrella and cum I! (I‘M. lelunu Ilw lund mp. mm by uulr. while no tamer h Min turned lay IIQ right hand. In ml- in I firm. "3M roll rm hr mndo Illhout I fold. and n um look In minder u: (I. (rum o! (In nmbrrlln wm permit. bouinlan: firms have more traveling men upuu the mad [or them than trlvel out 01 uny ”flu-r city of the vorld o! In Mu. This. 0! counu'. ls largely due lo the large number 0! men employed by "51' Stark lit-on. Nurserhm. who (ur- nloh [ht-it men the mun: complete. up- lo-date umm ever “wed. They no Iumulnl lhelr {one o! “lumen duly Ind room for more. .n... “4 Until uu-uc. nut annouun "WEI no Mule 01 her preszlge an 1 (run- grow/lug region to the progress and work a! development of lhls firm. The exhlblls of this llrm, whenever made. aururl grout attention. and do much to advert»; the slaw. The firm pays large amounts [or uvw urlellen ol trult, Ind conducts me largest buslnou o! the kind In Auwrlca, u not In the world. The peculiarity of the concern is the establishment of large orchards. These orchards in 24 states aggregate nearly 50,000 non-s, and more than 3,500,000 trees on the partnership plan. The firm in also inion-uiod in us many more trees on the co-operailve arrangement. The nuravrics have been beneficial not only ,io_ their home. but Missourl owes The business has deacended from father to son, and la now conducted by the third generation. assisted by the fourth. This firm has more than 1.000 traveling sollcltors. and employs more people in its offices than would be nec- essary to run a large manufacturing concern. The extensive packing-houses of the company are adjacent to the city. connected with the railroad by special (meld! From these packlng-houses hundreds of carloads or trees are nhlpped annually. The nursery grounds embrace a number of (arms convenlent to the city. and even extends to Rock- ; port, “L. where there la a plant 01‘ sexual mllllon trees. Eighty years ago there came from Kentucky to Pike county the late Judge Stark, then a young man fresh [mm om tilckor-y's New Orleans catn- paign. He started the nursery and planted the first grafted orchard in the state, having brought the sclona on horseback tram Kentucky. Hannah-u" Din-unto“. loath. 8t. Luuis nepuhllc. January 7, 1898: One 01 the largest Institutions In Louis- iana la the Stark Bro’s Nurseries and Orchards company. The trade of the firm extends not only throughout the United States. Canada. Germany, France, Italy, Hungary and other tor- elgn countries, but it has a number or customers both in New Zeahmd and Australia. 0n. of ch. lugs." "unnum- In |h Warmâ€"n- 11-d- lcxtomu cu Nearly Int] clvlllnd Nathn on mm. THE HOME OF THE STARK BROTHERS” NURSBBIES. I. to Hall In Cuba“. amnl flue-m. The mustard family Includes not only thu what We know as mustard, but cabbage, turnip. radish hone-rad- ish, watercress, and even the nut!!!» Mr. Manon, of Grand Rapids. told of the fruit nellera' association of that vicinity. They have a membership oi several hundred members who pay 81 per year memhenhip and 81 extra for every 1.000 bushels of fruit sold. They send out clrcuiaru to III the great fruit-buying centers and so- “on buyers, stating what (mic they have on hand. The plan has proved very suceenml, as buyers now cone and purchase the fruit either in the market or in the orchards. They do not ship to commission men in other cities. as do the mm mm in St. Joseph. Mr. Rnth.â€"-We Inn too easy a way of telling our fruit. We not It and tale It to the dock and that end- It. So our nbfllty to new has withered Is any other ability whim when not med. Now I want to see an ommn: 1qu by} how an we so that It! Mr. Horriii spoke on the Hammett tion of fruit. We are approaching a Lime. '9‘" be in it within 30 days, when the state will need better trans- portation facilities tor fruit than nt present. There should he organisation in selling trntt, to prevent the many hum tn nrious van The rtnte is full of men who have lost consignments of fruit sent to lien they know nothing about. They do not even took in Bradstreet'l to see It the man has any stndtng. or that he exists at an. If‘ we have e um. association we can‘ sell to better “vantage and induce the package manufacturers to make puck- Icee according to law. 8. n. Cofilun-‘We should lmro. that law enforced. for a good runny nalde Jung” are being put on me market from 1M. state. and It I: haunt: the [run (rude. Then are um form that are Iorklng for we reduellnn of sire of mciagrs: ant, the mnnlaclnrrrs want a smaller package for "In: they sell more of thorn; and the lrnnsporla‘ Hon companies want smaller pat-taxes, g? Lbey can get more (or carrying them. ll. 0. Graham 0! Oran-l Rapid- won on Ibo New American P‘nm Grower: Union. No don-rum: the meeting ll Chic-go, which van for tho orgasm" at n ammm o! unto and mom. will (Camdlnn) “noel-Hons. The menu" association has! not yet no I mm (or taking pun In the non- mol. He took up "on qmflon o! unl- ‘ ton-II: at pacing" “totaled I] III-o. "I did hot milk It um adflr able to have 1 Milan: wing:- (at an- lrrvvu maria": lure ammo-l Men mom this; but on to "partly lu- Ihoum More nlmld be unllomny. A mine! but" would mmnln n Mabel. and 9mm should contain that they we remain! to contain. We Ilmdy Inn A law to that elect that shot“ warm; helm ‘l':n.-â€"l «Mainly Iblnh (ht-n In. Wo would have I luv lo lam-p out than. taut-u when»: um tm In “no! at (rate. (hang): it night Do bard Io nap II on (M crux". on u:- room M II more dlllcuu. some apply man over the roots; but In “plying. one would no! m; the «run any so on hlnll will come In mm! mullet with the roots. Qâ€"Whon In Imus onum tron: (tollfomh Ind they have Um law on than In than: not I dang" am "my will Introduce use real: mm (N: no “on? “1 (Farmers’ Review Special Report.) it: ROFESSOR 'l‘AF'l‘ Ia spoke on posts new v. and old. During V" the inst few years 3' w e h a v e h a t! bmught in. at least to our notice, a numer of new in- sects and diseases. The most dangerâ€" ous of these is the San Jose scale. I‘ do not know at any in this state. but it may be here in large quantities, {or it is not usually discovered by the ordinary iarmer till the thirdyear,when the tree ls drying from its effects. Then the or :hurdlst begins to hunt for a name. A single scale on a tree in the spring will dEVelop million before the season is over, and so you see the dimcutly ol fighting it. 1! any at you have bought trees from New Jersey, you had better look them over. The trees, it infested. will look as if they had been wrinkled with coal ashes, and when these specks are examined it will be seen that there '3 3 depression near the center at the insect and in that depression is a little yellow speck. u a tree is found with them on the trunk, you had better cut it down and burn it; it on the branches. you may be able to save the tree by burning the branches. The plum scale is in our state. but it is doing little damage on trees that "0 growing properly. The only remedy (or all at the scales is whale 0“ 8089 or kerosene emulsion, some- thing that will kill by contact and not by being eaten, as the scales live by Inching. ”0?le the last few years many Peach sroweru in New Jersey and some other states were troubled by what We! thouxht was the ycliuwl, but on Investigation It was found to be due to "to black nphin swarming on the roots. Trees that have been brought to thin mute have been found inn-um in a number or cant-e and generally the trees have died. When tlmw immens- 170 round on the breaches they can be killed by the whale oil want, or to- hm‘t‘b tutor or lerunroe emulation. But . U'WVD‘ FARM AND GARDEN MATTERS OF INTEREST TD AGRICULTURIBTS. nu Undo-Dal. Ill-CI About Cult".- Ilm of the Ho" and [kids Thor-o! wan-“calm". Vlllcultil‘. and flu!- cult-ta. A few nlmple rules which will the!!! 1 m glvlu one 1 good can-Inge In wall- lng are: Anny: Im the heel am IR nnt throw back the shoulders In your ellom not to stoop, and never walk or the heels. but use the hell 0! the fool Instead. Do not "In; the am: not the shoulders. end let the bends hang by the aides with the palm turned backward so that the backs of your bands will be presented to layout meeflcg you. This I: much more mee- ful than the commoner mettce of let; ‘1 an: the palms hang agalnst one'n tidal. ioorl on one side, his teeth need atten- tion. Warming the hay and dropping it is nymptnmaiic of a long tooth. which needl the attention oi the vete- ‘ rinnry dentist. ii the horse gradually ‘ lone. nesh without any apparent can-e. nithongh well cared for. the teeth art probably at fault. If the home slobhers while driving and pull: viciously on the hit. look to the teeth; many 'puli- ere" nre mnde no for the want of prayer dentnl attention. Carrying the head to one side while being driven in frequent- ly symptomatic of a faulty condition of the teeth. which is relieved by A few ninnten' work of the veterinary surâ€" “When young calls are tronhlrd wllh Indlgosllon. or refuse to smile, look Into the mndlllon of their teeth and guns. ll the gums an) Inflamerl, cwol< Inn. and palnlul to the much. In" ‘ then prowl, lamed. ll at the age of from two In five yearn Illa colt nfnm to eat. wad: his hay and lets It drop, or cats with dlfllcnlly, have Ills teeth examined and properly treated by r competent retninarlan. ll the eye: become weak Ind unnamed during dew tltlon. the teeth my need the than [lo- 0! the veterlnary mr‘con. If m: Jan become enlarged. In all. can! ‘ out of ten the tech: need nttenuou It the horse turns his head to the sldv fill?! ”this. and attempts to chew m Yea". I" no firm The mm M the horse form Ibo anh- Ject M 3 Indian: luurfl by [he Agrl~ rnlmral Experlmonl autumn of V"- glam. It "Includes will. the [allowing practical mat-allows: TM" are other mm. one! an .- out-mot. . drone (rm. 1 "3|qu box. a bee ”rape. out. which will he found norm-r} by those who carry on rennin plums o! bee-keeping. or condud It on a large rule. In! the farmer: can manlpnlale a let comm winmu any of them.»8. 1‘. Abbott In Nebraska Bee-Keeper. I nnmbrr ol colonic: to manipulate. and can In work rapidly. 'm and II ammonium to In" I Inc mt Io pro- lact m (an. n I man than the load or war "w (you In no lo came tome Inmnnknn, Io m (I. hut After the hives. com a tow simply and Inexpensive tools, which mmme the work 0! handling been. cm mm" mm In that I: know. u I ;uokor. Th “cl in mm In!!! no that when Moo um dlunrbe‘l 0! “Arm"! may at once an thou-elm will honey. When Iliad with inner the; widow nun. uglcu tum In ma way. The-y m-mu- nuke at any nu very much. to Hal whom a ”mm M ‘II In "man Into the Mn may at one. Jill Ier honey um. At!" Ill. [In any I» drive- hula one plan to up oil" “mm, by blowing a carnal of "non upon (In-m. The anchor In nu lmplvmom for nan-Ila; such. so mauruclni um um earn-I may be 4|. "cm! to any poll" Ibo opt-nun film-a. A wry (Mr amok" any be In] for 50 wilt The Ilmld. and than who In" The essential thing in caring for bom- ls the right kind 0! hive. No! {but thi- beea will gather any more honey In one hlve than another. This is a [like of the patent hive vender, but some hives are more convenient than others. and ena‘hlo the bee keeper to so manip- ulule them (hut he can get hls honey in marketable shape. Some or the es- ueutlals or a good hive are use at no ceu. every part movable and inlet- chnngcablo. l'reonexu Iron: all super iluouu traps. dram-re, em, and a sur- plus arrangement holdlng boxes which ‘ may he who out one at a (lune. There ‘ In no patent on anything 0! value In lln! conulrucuon at a huhlvo and any- one can main: in modern hlva I! he winhou to do no. Competition, however. has no kale. down price. ln then-:- good; that in worst case- thoy can he bulls!" in the am. cut ready Io null, lor about. what the lumber would count in small autumn. For growing mustard :1 son. loamy soil is preferred. \ The seed may be sown broadcast at the rate of one pack to the acre, or in driila at the rate or six quarts to the acre. The latter to preferred when the seed is to be used for commerce, as the weeds can thus he kept out. and tho mustard seed will be pure when threshed. Such. drills are usually put in about. No t‘LHt apart, this giving room for cultivaâ€" tion. The harvesting begins when the pods turn brown or yellow. The crop is cut with a reaper or scythe. it tho pads are yet in that state where they need to be dried, the mustard is piled up in the open field for a day or two. But often the pods are so dry that they readily hrealt open and spill the ripe need. In that case they are hauled at once to the barn, a cloth being put in the bottom at the wagon to prevent any at the seed from being lost, which is very likely to be the case. The greatest dungcr in curing la the wet weather. which often injures the crop to the extent of rendering it unfit for market. min. For Iota “Mutton the ill“. and touch or brown various- 0! Inu- lnfl In med. The need at the white Amman-d in nearly white. and or the black mustard the need [- brown or ‘neurly black, The Inn-um 01 com- merce consists of seeds of both of these various: groundJosgther. The black mustard need Is the strongest. Mus- tard is grown both as toad tor cattle and sheep, and for turning uhder'ln the green state. Some object to u for the reason that once on a [and It Is hard to eradicate, but. the best way 0! 1 setting rid of It Is to allow it to come to the blossoming stage and then turn It under. “in! Bro-keeping Begun-an. Women wsnt the truth. Ind if they cannot get It. from their doctor. I!!! geek Kt elsewhetc. Why Are hot physicians more undid with women when snflcfing from web ailment: 1' Just such «has n the above leak out in mn‘n circles. and that [swhy the confidence of the men of Amelia ls bestowed upon Mn. Pinkham. I] den In. Finn-m :â€" TM! ha hwy any. [am well and [um-g mm daily. but an" comma m- Incth an Vega-bk Compound dim momma. as you “gm. Unrn km: nothing “out what you hue an" lay me, beans. 1: would make things very unpleasant In the funny. I mid like to give you a (estimmhltnpubfllh. but father would not allow it. 0 O ‘ ‘ l mu be muffled in Wanner. Ind n n [o to Boston. win can upon you. How an I mnymnude? ° ' 0 {W W A _ bur doctor (my uncle) um (“In that l I. In mum. lad rum to uh In to Florida. Meme help me? Te" no 'hl to do. and tell me quietly. Ian "M to bu mar. tied in Semember. shall I fin to In an hyl“" LUCYIW. Chicago. In. m. ‘g flue-”2'?” did It" to math m." l m duper-‘9. An Mue- cm yearn of «e. a". nd weaned :1. pounds a var an; I ma an? I mere niek‘tnn. From your “file bank I think my (matte h rrrvfuse mmurution. Iy symptom, Ire ‘ ‘ 0 ' etc. I"- M nâ€"un- In". I Hum am - Hn' [Inmvi :r .3 (am in "r! Amang Hm gm. n! lh-mnamlq 0! human who apply 0-) Mr: l'inhham for Odd“ and IN mrul. arn many whn u Rh Hm hr“ in flur‘ir rawsmndo pnhfierl do no‘ girr prrmissinn tn pnMish their nan-u“ fur firm-nos I! (fluâ€"inns A! In tho fulln‘tin‘. am! no name is enr pnb‘idwd ‘ without tlla Wrifrr's au~ thori'y: this is I hand n! rain. which Mn I‘inkham hm never eonmm About nu am In mm mi se. lo-Mola‘. l lull-u l’lm'n ('In In tho only Inuit duo am will run mumuloI.â€"Auu I. la, Inna-upon. I‘- . flat. I: "A A CHASING STORY OF IEDIOHCI AND MARRIAGE. to In" wrung hon a lllpvo! In. Inf In“ whirl: Buddha was born. Howl ted Illu- I fool tonight. Bht- 80 glad you' we noon-m! ~ Cleveland Noni. .31”. can". m (I O musuumu cum. I‘r‘ld At this season of the year parents have to decide upon and select the edu- cational institution which their daugh- ten are to attend [or the coming yearn. In this connection: we desire to call at- ‘ tention to the educational nnnounce- meat in our adwrtlxius'rolumns ot the Academy of the Sound Heart, 3!. Jo- seph. Mo. Their buildings and grounds are Miran-tire. locality healthful, teach- ing In all brunt-hen thoroughmyd terms reasonnblc. Pan-ma fortunate to wlt-ct this school for the education and train- lng of their dnuulitt-rr. wtli, we urn lllll‘t‘. be fully suilsilwl. To-rmn par amnion o! ‘ the mombx: Payable in ndmnm-. “is; this include-n tuition. hoarding, wash- ing. counse- in French. tlrrmnn or Latin. use 0! library and physician's (N. .\'vxt amnion will open *1ch hit, "5‘95. For iurtiatt intormation nddrws Mother Superior. Anal-my ol the BI- cred "cart, 8t. Jouoph. Ito. 73. mm III-l n! martyrdom h In" A writer well acquainted with the household regulations of the German emperor. describes how the Ruin-r brings up his boys. Tin-so royal lads are awakened at 6 in summer and 7 in winter. They must reUre at 8 in the evening. They are allowed but an hour and a half of their waking hours in which to "loui'," the rout of (heir time when not eating being spent in labori- ous study and physical training. There are so many prenatal influences that incline to mental weakness in royal families that only the strides: discl- piine can developa German crownprince ‘ into a man strong enough to take the: empire on his shouhlvrs. The German emperor is {oiiuwing ihe ruin of his un- cesiors in bringing up his boys. no nun! bo-un M Crying 3. mm mm HAPPY MY; It In Mon aid tint when n clock was nude null enough and name: enough to be carried in the pocket it was called a watch. So when the per- fection of a bicycle was achieved. the completed machine was christened n “Recycle." The Miami Cycle and Manufacturing Company at Middle- , town, Ohio, have certainly ntlnined the ‘ acme or success in their 1896 “anemic" whlc: hag 9w: Lrnprngmg a! at Mayo e 110850533 , and inhe'ré w ic ren- der it infinitely superior to any bicycle ever made. The direct pull on the shalt (t e rinnin n d sprocket unning inside! 0 befiringsfi, a‘n’J (filler caiurea might be mentioned indefinitely. The Racycie. is. in addition. lilo lightest running uml most beautiful wheel made in the world. it is creating a sensation already and.le doubtless he to the from next year. The Miami i‘yvie and Manufacturing Company will doubtless be pieasod to suml u catalogue to any making the request. Batu-us Inu- ll "ulna". 'l‘ho Kahun- Iud Ill. Bonn. LUCY E. W. mamxmtfilhnIm .. :92, in “nuâ€"Inna. "l7 HORTHIRN ARKANCAO. FfiE'EW‘WOMEs .........; V-fldlv.k;howâ€" w. InfluehngmgeofTthelem.hColm-flaudamlfl bc“ouund away the most popular whcd in Amefica." (X m Noodncrhicydehautgnfiyorgimmw manomwcm. Fl M ugml I'm nml mmwuvv't‘v rurrd. m an Itfi- “1;". my- Liz-u! m- muw' If“ Nun-v. Restorer. Fr") uwmmn "mm m I... Narr- oluu-cnn-L buxumwurcuu. PM. 0.5mm.“ Ideas are; what win. but even Ideas may be smothered in words. The more a man know the more he ha: got to kno to be very wize. The man who oifiearu from bl- own mlatakes. will always be learning something! M flqnmn'l C-mphor loo with Glynn” 33: gfllugl_gnl unlyyvnjrllnpmt‘nrra Chum M Withâ€"4 wonder I! tho m: It It b‘ drink at. Foulâ€"Gum It in. A. :0! came through our hydnnt this morn- quldltmmedtobo In mod health.â€"-lndmnap6liu Raisin. lion-nun! manhunt-ul- wad M. In WINIw‘" loom!“ Inn to: Alum I'm. The New York Telegram recently organized n monstet bicycle patade in New Yotlt. offering a bicycle each to the best lady rider and the best gentleman tide: in the procession. The prizes were selected by popular vote of The Telegmn's readers. and. as was to be expected, the mail was another triumph lot [fin-.336} gram“ M STANDARDOPMWORID. Nearly 2.000.000 Aom d OWL.“ “0" 0M to BMW ‘ AYER’S Cherry Pectoral. "my“. .wp‘u.=w . um a reputation M my moi cum,|ndhkmu’thwld Bronchitis. mum. map, Whooping cough. etc. It bu voice. The but thing “do htobeginntouegthemol thawigucuntoraflnfleo- don-otthcthmctudlunslâ€" mum-m; will do acme F3“!W““"‘E“"W A LostVolce. Mm o! I'