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.oods Lubes. HanandDouble Fae: tooth; Hank. Chas. [ma’ Vests; V Underflle‘f 'Wa'ééhmakéis any 1‘ I sent Free :md attractive 3‘} unap- Within 'oint to WRIT} RISI‘ me also. s {we of these 1310613510118 kept: .2 ‘ any pottery dishes, the 01:11- RS and JEW? 'en’s, 3075'! DIGESTIOI) (A its in postage up J S and Good or and arrival GEES- 7'7! TABL- HUGHAN ‘ceived every 11! nd annoyana Ieaply 1)qu had ordered )on he poifl, :ialty of t'ny hanging one in every slecp~ b the house and in the hall as ’ays provide a. broom holder of and you will save much family o1 nervous waste. Then, 83 :5 pass their period of useful- c matter of brushing clothes, _\‘\'“'.'k in life begins. One is Fh“ :jathroom, where, on account mils. it is infinitely better and se Lian a. scrubbingbrush. An- eMarc-d to the kitchen sink, ‘ l1 outlast a dozen sink brooms. ‘ kupt for the stairs. nut half the labor to sweep a is with a whisk broom that it : usual stairbrush. Besides rally takes out the dirt. Still v1 this must be one that is not I -is kept with the; ;.;-Ior clean i and used for brushing out furniture, brushing ofi por- :mins, and for corners gener- ad is a nice dish for a light :. It may be made in a hur- rhe potatoes in salted water, smnd till almost cool, cut- :ro dice, adding a. generous rm, half an onion shredded mnfuls of vinegar, all mixed and served cold. But when for the salad to look nice as egood mix the potatoes and 0m in a. salad dish and pour tench dressing made with 2 of salad oil or butter, the g and 3 tablespoonfuls of tgcamfully the egg and but- :g vinegar carefully. The l mished with slices of hard ‘ imria‘s of hat-slew. m Broom Count! For Much In the mumphy 0! Housekeeping. h 3:58.11, but 3 Whisk b . ” was said, according to Golden Days, man of household skin and expel-1. a m'rh a knowledge 0: sanitation, en she continued: practice of using any old rag, an mg cut open or any similar thing ‘ « is foolish. Bits wear off and be- 1 Uzi-'5” the drain PiPeS- If cloths he had, those of coarse mesh, loosely ’ lfrom a tightly woven cord, are A broom, however, is very much SL'L'CE a short, stubby one. To 'Jzeburrom of saucepans and pots 5 nothing so good. I 5-‘3’7.’ P1113. They will do .1) diseases at the Stomach. - wcls, take a Light Sunday Supper. HON Beef Creamed. 11 small, thin slices, or, if at. pick it apart in small fully remove all fat and Put atablespoonful of but- saucepan. ‘Vhen hot, add "file for four or five min- ”“gg-‘gceghsili‘ni‘adfig‘g BLACK HAMBURG HEX. :arch. Let it boil up I dark, glossy green: Hens are similar Fficicutly and serve. ‘ in P11151389, but In general make are Â¥ rather square and heavy, with short "SFOP Dollies. 1egs_ ry Dose Effective :ousekccpcr said: “I can get and varied amount. of service brooms. I always buy them ozen and get a. fair quality. :ively no limitation to their >cIoth is not so cleanly; bits got in its interstices and will out, but nothing clings long Hold it: under the faucet for rer using, and it is quickly {y cleansed. wet the sink in my kitchen \I-‘or Doilies. 'm illustrated by we worked on fine [alumina £11157 :x Plowing down FRIDAY, AUGUST 17,1394 far more cos ELY, BUT HELPFUL. 1;er Remedies le daisies could be “1‘5 01‘ Iellows. ‘9 Worked in out- be pretty Worked ft}; white or the c; am! pm; mag ‘W8 6 *‘Vers,'and the n the button; Aye: 00., Lowe", Mm. in their WELL ‘3’? "mf‘i‘mfi “ailâ€"Juan ms. 60 Eagle. 1 mi 86”; ageula set a mask at an as: fimuflufi: hm «gingham mam . . M Mrs. (19 BhylesMy 6w Mia’s 2:11 NO“. tamsogladlmsm Dian avg: m bum Yen mmmeumym ufimuomomw. _- - A. I. x “I find, " he shouted back as considerate- ly as possible, “that there are no gentlemen here who are not. either married or en- gazed. and you know very well what the custom is in a esseof rescuing young lo- dies from a watery grave.” The logic of the situation was apparent Presently the ocean closed over her head. end all was stlll.â€"Detmlc Tribune. â€"°-J - The man who stood on the edge of the beetling crag made a speaking trumpet of his hand. _ _ “Can no one save me?” she cried despair- ] . lngy - 1 A1, , _j__ .1 LL- Barred. The shriek of the drowning girl floated across the rippling wavsg ‘ nu. o On the whole, the Hamburg is a profitable breed. The hens are prolific layers, and, while small, consume com- paratively little food. While too small to figure much on the table they carry, however, from the smallness of the bones, rather more meat than might be expected, but what there is of it is first rate quality and flavor. Black Hamburg; This breed has been produced by crossing with the Spanish. It is, how- ever, perfectly well established as a dis- tinct variety. In the black variety the comb of the cock is larger than in the golden and silver Spangled varieties The plumage is black, Spangled with Rye was grown on two fourth aere plats, on one of which a heavy growth of cowpea. vines was turned under. and . on the other a thin sod of timothy, with ' the following results: “Four acres I dressed with pea vines yielded 93 bush- I els of rye; four acres of timothy sod ‘ yielded 18 bushels of rye. Unless, there- fore, condition quite unknown and un- suspected at this time influenced the re- ,’ sults, green manuring with pea vines l ? increased this rye crop more than five- fold. ” __--v 1 mr more costly, than p‘lowigg b8]; ground. This drawback may reduce the above named apparent gain by approxi- mately 25 per cent. ' The resultsof experinmnts with crim- ’ son clover as compared with nitrate of ’ soda on corn and with pea vines as , compared with timothy sod turned un- der for rye are told in a bulletin from the Delaware station. On one of two ad- joining plats a crop of crimson clover, estimated at 8 tons 600 pounds per acre, was turned under during the first week of June, and the land immediate- ly planted with corn. On the other com was planted June 7 and top dressed with 100 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre. Eight tons 600 pounds of crimson clover from seed, which costs $1 per acre, added 24 bushels to the corn crop. One dollar invested in nitrate of soda J and used as a top dressing added six bushels to the corn crop. Hence in this case 81 invested in clover seed returned four times as much as $1 invested for i nitrate of soda. As to the relative , amount of labor involved, the sowing of f the seed and the broadcasting of the l nitrate possibly balance each other. hl__7 ‘ Ch'amois W- should be thoroughly M .___-“-v â€"vâ€".v, m G- I. .m... n um: wucneu with water. A mamaâ€"win the mama! thlsplm few drops of alcohol, or even mm on, to obtain the rcq will remove the dimmed, smoky effect conveniences a: a given cost the exterior and make the chimney bright, when u; 1. had to be very plain and simple in detail ponshed with soft flannel or Chamois skin. to allow it no ace est. Th ehave it stains on table hn' en can be taken A fifth 31:; 1:022:11;- roolelas Zn first out by pouring boiling water through 79 been put 1n the boil- floor and a front View 1mm dining room. In“ suds Ink min .. _L1L _ Surface Irrigation. this time influenced the re- manuring with pea. vines LS rye crop more than five- ly balance each other. a gre_en crop is doubtless 8 lamp i§_1essnableto I reryneat _-1A,- being usea, ‘ Lthenwrung {Sycachbyit- 01 59ml The rsponseund {c 1nd unwary less liable to '0! h water. A in M11 011, .0 nnoky eflect 001 is when it 1: ha: Mots skin. tor; Many single doors are using onlyono curtain, the material bought by the yard and the fringe sewed on. No rings are used. The rod is put on inside the door- ways, with space above suflcient to permit the portiercs to be thrown over the pole once or twice, according to the width of the doorway, one end reachingto the floor, the other quite short. and is a good example of what can be done for that sum, as the general arrangement is such as to show considerable variety on the exterior, producing an architectural effect only obtained by the natural combi- nations and workings of the constructive part of the structure with the least expend- iture of labor and detail in design. This is one of the most attractive homes for the amount expended, and for the country is all that is desirable in every respect. Doublc doorways. otgoggn, usertwo cur- "" gar names CQMFDBT A The second story contains four chambers, with an abundance of closet room, a. good servant’s bedroom over kitchen and a large bathroom. Hot and cold water is supplied to all washbowls, sink and bath. There is also a large attic over the second floor capable of being fin- ished off into two or three rooms, if deâ€" sired, and yet have enough for storage. The roof is shingled and :he exterior walls clapboarded, the interior finished in pine, which is filled and varnished, the cut and incised work being picked out in ebony. The estimated cost of this house is $8,000 I DONTV WORRY! _. .LTRY. ting room has a. hard wood b60kcase built into recess to right or mantel, and the bedroom connected with sitting room is a good room and provided with two closets and stationary washbowl. FIRST STORY. big room and sitting room have open fire- places, wit_h hard_ wood mantqls. The sit- Hanging Pox-tier“. mmt’ sun?“ In 5‘3“ MI! Coutu- SECOND STORY. NEAT coumav DWELLING. m mam HST. LINDSAYJONT‘ARIO. MDAY. AUGUST 17 1894 k afitmctive home, and i1; 511111311: Soap. -â€"Selecte_d m: m1 “all" Paco. SYMPTOMSâ€"m: Intense [W M Mummuwcmbym. I! showed to continue tum tom. 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I monthsmotDt.E-Asflooohnh¢hoon outed or dubs“- by Dodd’n Kidney Pun. mutated wlduprud mun u the lime. Mun: donhteu. month. Mod an: the cure wu not : perm: 000. The bot moot hat. these oubteu were mambo no: that ntI n u--- L__|. n. n-__ All rug: when Mon should be bundled by the middle sad not the ends. that her prayer book‘ to hamcnjze with her Cardcases to match toilets have been in use for some time, and new the extra edict is issued to t_he church woman LL-A. L“ - If. x. L; Ron mansion:- m nomm â€"no um um mm In: In. 1: Professor McCarthy recommends “for destroying the worms the best method is to prepare loosely tied balls of huh clover or cabbage leaves moistened with n paste of paris green or white arsenic and flour. Place these balls about 20 feet apart throughout the field" before set- ting out your plants. The worms will come to them and cat and die. grows rank and sends its roots down deep into the soil. However. where a I permanentpastureormeadowis desired, timothy should he sown with clover at the rate of four quarts of timothy to five or six quarts of clover. The first , year the clover will be prominent. the 1‘ next year less clover, and the third sea- I son wholly timothy. For the benefit ‘ to the soil the next season after needing wholly with clover. it of the medium led variety, it should be cut in June or early in July for hay and later for seed. l‘his double cropping sends the roots deeper in the soil, which is just what is wanted and is found to be more beneficial than simply close posturing. Alsike does well. makes good hay. but does not enrich the soil like red clover. Alfalfa will be the bestfor dryclimatee, says The American Agricultnrist. Upon {arming land that is cultivated by crop rotation clover should be sown Hltiapa'acticnbletodoso. Fox-enrich- lag the soil red clover is no doubt one o! the best leguminous plants. a it Equaflyhlghlnhvorm unbound hunch tapestries, mad with undue! with m lace Inserting “new on the our tuna, forming a border. This color pu- mlly matches Turkish or French decor.- tionsandfinbeuned withnnanplmcur- min of pin]: on the other side of the {old- Ing doorsâ€"Cor. St. Louis Republic. Amongthe most mammal: doorwaycurmlns 1n dram m no thehench emplm bane-«la whine. pink oryellow,w1thlacocmlnsolnnolnndl- workhnngomoneddc. Thematolthmmmmm “movable cranes," W m the doorways. Than-uncommitt- bumketsineitherudeonhodoorwvlnd hckaeranllnchesottouchlnsmchm. Thoyswinginand outwith tin-portion: anthem withthe Weannnlcncoto WWI! Humor an: am AND I'EI’RE Home and Am CURBD TO STAY. filming of A". About Cntwornn. 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