*t-1S|£v4§| DAKOTA MENTIONS FARM AND HOME. the heaving out has not already begun, SCIENCE AND INDtteTRfV. A N O S E W O S IT i. Social Befwftn From the Kitchen. it will rarely beginS^In the Spring, It is a well-ascertained fact that Composition of Old Mortar—An interesting The Close-Fitting Dress That T" posts may be sharpened at the end and J* With respect to about ninety per to E a Money Jr Made a Modiste's Fortune. and instructive fact has just Condensed Happenings Throughout driven down into the soft earth, which cent, of the community, the price The plain duty of every one of us come to light. Four samples of mortar Did you ever hear of a woman so Both North .and South Dakota. will close firmly around them. It is paid for food conies to one-half the who breed cattle is to provide sufficient tightly dressed as to be incapable of taken from the remains of a foundation necessary to put them below the freezing income or moie. After tbi» iood is shelter for them in winter, says the swallowing even one more oyster without of great antiquity which were Theodore Wilkinson of Onida, has line, as the wedge shape which bought bow much of it is wasted in Western Rural. It is worse than folly bursting her bodice? Such a story, laid bare in Germany in March of this facilitates driving down also makes it bad cooking? How much human christened his boy baby Pierre, in to feed $500 worth of grain and hay to says a Paris letter, is told of the late year, were chemically analyzed. The force is wasted in consequence of bad more easy for the frost to heave the hopes that he will have capital when keep up a warmth that 50 per cent of Baroness X., a lady noted for her fine striking feature in the analysis is the cooking? How much does dyspepsia post up. lie grows up. that sum invested in sheds %ind windbreaks figure and her charmingly small waist. percentage of lime to the sand used, or indigestion, caused by bad cooking, would more than preserve. Planting: Small Potatoes. One evening when she was going the Edgerton sportsmen are arranging proportion being in the four impair the working capacity of Prof. A. Girard, of Germany, has Those who are able ought to have good first to a dinner and then to a ball fora coon hunt in the near future. A samples 8.86, 12.65, 5.33 13.87 per the people of the United States'and recently conducted a series of investigations stock barns. There is nothing so valuable she waited with impatience for the arrival diminish their product?* Can five ha Ifdozen hounds and a coon have cent, of sand respectively to one part of which goto show that although as a building of this character. of her modiste with a toilet of cents' worth per day be saved? Is lime, the sand used being very coarse •been secured for the occasion. small potatoes may have great reproductive A good barn is an absolute necessity not that a very insufficient measureof unusual magnificence. She was dressed grained. The remains were supposed Huron can console itself for the power, yet the weight of the for good farming and successful stockraising. the difference between a poor,, in all other respects when the to be those of a temple of the Persian total yield when ripe is comparatively floss of the capital in the fact that And there will never be a wasteful cook and a good economical dressmaker was announced, but when god of light, Mithra, of about the mid- small. Medium-sized tubers, when twelve weddings are published to better time than now to build a barn. one? Ii five cents a day can besaved the new dress was put on and about die of the third century. Prices are low, though they ought to used for seed, gave practically the on food and fuel,while at the take place there this month. to be laced she declared it too small, Manufacture-of Cow-bells—There are same time that which is bought and be lower for lumber, if it were not same final result per acre as the largest It is reported that the farmers ol four establishments in this country devoted and almost with tears exclaimed that cooked may be converted into more for robbing combinations. Labor is tubers, and are. therefore, stated Hyde county are in bad shape for even if it were fastened she could exclusively to the manufacture nutritious and appetizing food, the low and a barn can be built now as to be the most economical for seeding •wintering stock, the supply of both never dance in it. "Mais, si," said of cow-bells, two being in Collinsville, difference in each community of cheaply as any time. Build one with purposes. It is well also to select the 111. One hundred and fifty dozen are the high priestess of the toilet, vcorn and grass being very short. 6,000 people would be $109,500 a room underneath for the stock, which seed from vigorous-growing plants, as turned out daily, and thousands of "madame can dance, but she can year, or about nine per cent, of the can be readily done if there is a side Young-Man-Too-Lazy and OldMan-Fond-of-His-Booze, even large tubers from small and meager them dangle from the necks, of cows not dine." "Not dine!" exclaimed total product of the typical community, hill to build to, and if there is not, two Sioux plants generally give inferior all over the prairies of North and which we have assumed to the baroness "but 1 am ravenously build an approach to the main floor. If reservation braves, have signed the crops. Several years ago it was found South America. The manufacture of be $1,200,000 ayear in gross. When hungry." "Then madame can not wear a barn can be built large enough to by Franz that tubers divided in their temperance pledge in Yankton. the attention of the labor reformer cow-bells is entirely different from that her new robe," was the imperturbable permit a wagon to be turned inside, length yielded five tons per acre whole is brought down from grand schemes of other bells. Instead of being molded, Col. Bain writes back to Kentucky answer. After some parley it was settled such a barn as this last mentioned, can tubers planted yielded seven and onehalf for altering the whole constitution the metal is rolled into thin sheets, that Dakota has the most pure and that madame should eat a few be built with only one approach, having tons crown half of tubers planted of society, by act of Congress or of cut into symmetrical polygons, which, tracing atmosphere and the most oysters at once, but be only a spectator one set of doors for entry and another yielded nine and three-fourths tons, the State Legislature, to the simple when folded, are pressed into their general intelligence among her people at the dinner to which she was invited. set on the same end of the building question of how each person, each and whole tubers, eyes other than well-known form. After being rivited, of any state he was ever in. A plate of oysters was brought for exit. The entire under part of family, or each community may better crown removed, gave eleven and onehalf they are packed in clay and brought to and the dressmaker mounted guard such a barn can be used for the housing itself under existing conditions, Bobert Uren, a Cornish miner* tone. These results show that a white heat. When suddenly cooled while they were eaten. Six disappeared, of stock. great progress will have been made -dropped dead while on his way from the increase of crop more than pays these steel bells are found to be not but as the baroness was about to in solving all the problems which are Pennington to Lead City to meet his But if we can not build a barn we the increased weight of seed employed. only tempered, but beautifullv brooaed. attack the seventh she cried: "Stop! now pending.—Edward Atkinson, in can build a shed. There is not a farmer •wife and children, who are on their The reason of this superiority of the April Forum. Not another mouthful or I can not in the country who cannot do way from England to join him. large seed is easy of explanation. Cost of a Locomotive—One man cam answer for the gown." Baroness X. that. He can set posts in the ground, During the period of early growth the During the absence of her parents build an eight-wheel passenger loco1motive was equal to the occasion and at once make a skeleton roof and cover it with plant derives its nourishment entirely CONNECTED with the public -t-' 4he clothing of little Katie Hirsch, for a standard gauge railroad sent away the tempting bivalves. The hay or straw. He can by a very little from the seed potato, and its vigor private schools of Austria are now Holabird, aecidently caught fire and in 1,500 days it will require 1,650" dress fitted her like a glove and was ingenuity, make the sides of straw, will depend on the amount of nutritive 7.769 school gardens, in which •she was severely burned before neighbors days' work for him to build a consolidated the envy of every salon in which she and even with such a structure he will matter placed at its disposal. If the practical instruction is given in rearing ten-wheel locomotive'for a standard extinguished the flames. was seen, The tale soon spread and save lots of grain and hay next winter. trees, vegetables and fruit, and in early growth is vigorous, a hold is gauge. The average cost of the the nicety of the fit that would not allow Three families near Sundance became And every farmer can have upon his sooner obtained on the soil, and a beekeeping. The schools also have required labor would be $4,635, and of swallowing the seventh oyster disgusted with the failure of farm, if he will, wind breaks without botanical museums. larger and better matured crop is the the cost of the necessary metal is was a nine days' wonder. The modiste iihe crops in that vicinity and started much trouble or much cost. Wind result. usually estimated at about $2,000. The I I soon made her fortune and retired on breaks do very well indeed as a protection- The Wisest Gift. for their old home in Arkansas by profit may be put down at another a Notes. it to a chateau that was not exactly en *he prairie schooner route. against the cold, though no "I bought mv wife a vehe sack." Small breeds of fowls lay as large $2,000, which would include the expenses Thus proudly boasted Mr Brown. Espagne. man should be satisfied with this if he While Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Montrose, eggs as do the large breeds. The of sale and delivery. This "She'll be, with that upon her back, can possibly have anything better. The best-dressed dame in town." was in Sioux Falls on buisness, Black Spanish produces the largest would make an engine, when absolutely The Marble Ponds of Persia. But velvet sack or diamond ring But those trees which will make good eggs. The Leghorn, which is a small ready for service and complete in some sinner stole his overcoat,gloves, These wonders of nature consist of Can bring no balm to suffering wife. breaks in winter will not furnish protection Favorite Prescription is the thing fowl, lays large white eggs. The every way, worth about $8,635. muffler and a box of celluloid collars pools, or "thgez," as the Persians call from the storms. They are not To sa\e her precious life. Brahma and Cochin, which are the from under his buggy seat. them, where the indolent waters, by a Prevention of Typhoid Fever—It is The great and soveieisjn remedy, known large enough and usually there would largest breeds of fowls, lay dark eggs. the world over, lor all female troubles, inflammation, slow and regular process, stagnate, generally conceded that nothing is Large quantities of cattle are being not be enough of them, while the trees cruel backaches, and internal They are also excellent winter layers, concrete and petrify, producing that more discreditable to the civilization bought up in Jerauld county to that are larsre enough, and that may displacements is Dr. Pieices Favorite Prescription. but are slow in reaching maturity. of the nineteenth century than the existence I is the only guaranteed cure. beautiful transparent stone, commonly ship west of Pierre to the "bad be sufficiently close together to make See guarantee on every bottle-wrapper. Spread the onions out in a dry place of typhoid fever. Dr. Edson, called tabriz marble, much used in the something of a wind break even when lands" for the winter. There are and do not heap them up. Freezing of the New York health department, burial places of Persia and in their plenty of nutritious grasses there denuded of foliage can furnish no shelter Dr. Pierce's Pellets—gently laxative or will not injure them if they are not in a late report, thus sums up the actively carthartic according to dose. 25 bee mse they have no leaves. best edifices. These ponds are con- -and stock thrives without grain. cents. disturbed. They are oiten injured logical conclusions drawn from the in* Hence a constructed shelter is a necessity tained within the circumference of half Reports from Washburn, McClean when stored in bulk and kept too warm, If young men will not heheve in themselves and now is the time to begin its a mile, and their position is di3tin- vestigations undertaken by him: "Tyguished county, say that destructive prairie no man or woman can believe in them but when frozen the object should be construction for next winter, if we have by heaps of stones which have phoid fever never infects the atmos- fires are raging in that countv, to guard against thawing them too not already done so, and have no phere, it never arises de novo. The Any article that has outlived 24 years of accumulated as the excavations have Jhouses, barns, quarries and hay-ricks suddenly. competition and imitation, and sells more shelter. Stock does not want to be causes of the disease, in order of their increased. The process of petrifaction and more each year, must have merit. Dobbins' being burned, and many people renre What are called sour apples are kept so close in winter as that it shall frequency, are as follows: First, infected may be traced from its commencement Electric Soap first made in 1865 is just homeless* be cooked alive, and the stables should really sweet, though their tartness that article. Ask your grocer for it. He has water second, infected milk to its termination. In one part the it, or will get it. hides the saccharine properties they be well ventilated and kept very clean. third, infected ice, fourth, digit il iufection Dakota's Indians prophesy that water is clear, in a second it appears I But all stock should be kept from getting contain. Some of the richest sour fifth, infected meat." Dr. EdT the lake beds will all be filled with thicker and somewhat stagnant in a There will always be romance in the world apples, as the russet, make very strong chilled, for that condition means son states that with the observations so-Pang as there are young hearts in it. water next year, as that occurs at third stage quite black, constrasting the waste of grain and danger to the vinegar, which they could not do if least once in seven years, and scientific of the ordinary obvious precautionssugjrested strongly with the fourth and last stage, WJ smokers prefer "Tansill's Punch" Cigar. they did not contain a good deal of the health. by these conclusions, the men assert the truth of the in which it is as white as hoar frost. sweetness. statement. disease should not exist. A good many people with lock on the understanding In the third stage, when the surface is seem to have lost the key. The Deman for Eggs. Poultry is everywhere the best meat The Dangers of Carbolic Acid—Carbolic quite black, it can be indented by tossing A Russian named Mochoran was Eggs are almost the only article of for summer eating, and especially so acid is now much less used in a stone on the surface but in walking ALLEN'S I O O BITTERS CORRECT acidity aecidently killed by being run over food that can be produced in this country for farmers who cannot always get surgery than formerly. Surgeons have of stomach. All genuine bear the signature across it it will no more stick to the -by a wagon. He was driving that is imported in large quantities. of J. P. Allen, Druggist. St. Paul, fresh meat of other kinds. Old hens only gradually become acquainted withi shoes than greased taffy will to the Minn. between Hartford and Montford and In the year 1883 we imported 16,098,450 past the age of profit will usually be its dangers. The acid may not onlycause hands. Such is the constant tendency dozen of eggs, valued at $2,476,672. Montrose when he in some way fell found better eating than the halfgrown inflammation and gangrene, but Congressman Cannon calls his supporters of this water to become stone that The number of eggs brought from foi th*speakership "Cannon aids," off the wagon, the wheels passing chickens of this year's growth, also blood poisoning, and so may event when it exudes from the ground in foreign countries increases annually. over him, breaking his back. unless the latter are of the breed for prove fatal. It is useful only in the bubbles, the petrifaction assumes a W-H. Woruhington, editor of the "Pa Most of them come from Canada, but broilers. hands of a skillful surgeon, and ought trons of Husbandry." published at Columbu*, globular shape, as if the bubbles of a Cowboys set fire to the prairie a I not a few are brought from France, Mass writes under date of Feb., 2o, never to be used without his advice. Sheep in an old weedy pasture or spring, by a stroke of magic, had been .-short distance northeast of Rapid 1882 Your great remedy Allen's Lung 1 Belgium, Holland and the Scandinavian The best lotion for recent injuries is wood lot will more than pay their arrested in their play and metamorphosed Balsam, I have used in my family foi fifteen 'City, and the citizens had to turn I countries. The cities on our Pacific jears for coughs and colds, and know it to the ordinary lead lotion, which can be keep in keeping down the noxious into stone. out en masse to keepjit from entering be the best 25c 50c and $1.00 a bottle coast obtain eggs from China and Japan bought at any chemist's. The best weeds, while nothing equals them for Zhe town. I was finally checked The substance thus produced is brittle, Farmers in Australia and New Zealand antidote in carbolic acid poisoning is Vows restoring fertility to wo»*nout fields. made in stoims «i forgotten in after destroying considerable prop-^erty— transparent, and sometimes richly are now considering the propriety of calms. soap, which should be taken immediately But they must have something to streaked with green, red and coppercolored raising eggs for exportation. As a and repeatedly until all symptoms of eat. Oregon, the Paradise of Farmers. veins. It admits of being cut rule the most eggs are produced in the Frank P. Rochaska, a Bohemian Mild, equable climate, certain and abundant poisoning have disappeared. The bottoms of all manure pits, if into very large slabs, and takes a good crops Best fruit, grain, gt am and stock country countries where the farms are quite farmer who resides near Pisek, N. D., in the world. Full information free •Vddross the large quantities of manure are to be New Architectural Effect—A building polish. So much do the people in the small and the holders of them are Oregon Immigration Board. Portland, Oregon shot himself through the head with a accumulated, should be well covered has just been completed in Columbus, land of the Shah look upon this stone obliged to resort to little things in Malaria -revolver and] died soon after. Pro'Chaska with cut straw, leaves earth or any Ohio, in which a novel and beautiful as an article of luxury, that none but order to make money. In this country was well known and highly other absorbent material. The heap architectural feature has been introduced. the Shah, his sons and persons more eggs are generally produced on a thought of by his neighbors. He was should be made on stiff clay land, if The front of the building Is- believed to be caused bv poisonous miasms privileged by special rhadmas, are permitted farm of forty acres than on one containing arising from low, marshj land or from decaying .a young man in good circumstances, possible, so as to avoid leaching of the has a medallion formed of pressed to use it. five hundred. vegetable matter, and which, breathed into the liquids into the subsoil. The thicker mnd no cause is assigned for the suicide. brick with the face chipped off, giving lungs, enter and poison the blood If a healthy There appears to be no danger of the bottom is covered with absorbent a surface that resembles rough-faced He leaves a wife and one child. condition of the blood is maintained by taking Fair Play. overdoing the production of eggs. materials the better, especially if the Hood's Sarsaparilla, one is much less liableto raatotria, red sandstone. The brick, whiie equal Ah, husband, do not scold your wife, While driving into Bismarck the and Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured many Their consumption increases with the ground is porous. The amount of in appearance to stone, will retain its And make her poor heart ache, severe cases of this distressing afection ffceam of Ole Johnson, living north advance of civilization. Refrigerator Because she can't build Dies like those valuable fertilizing material carried beauty longer, as sandstone grovvs Ao More Quinine. of the city, became unmaneagable cars, cold storage rooms, preserving down into the ground and lost is enormous, Your mother used to make. darker with time. "I have been cured of malaria by Hood's Sarsaparilla .and dashed over an embankment 1 had the disease very bad, with fever, processes and shipping cases that prevent and much of it can be saved Tha is, unless you're quite prepared chills, vomiting and heart trouble. I was up one The Man With a Rifle. fifty feet high, dragging Johuson, breakage have done much to aid with care. To see the whole thing through, day and down the next, and was so weakened A man who has a remarkable history who had become entangled in the in the keeping and transportation of that I could not walk far from the house. I took And buy her hats and dresses as The Household* I visiting the east, for the first time since reins, with them. He was terribly Hood's Sarsaparilla with perfect results, it gave Her father used to do. eggs. One hopeful feature in egg production LIGHT CAKE.—Half cup of butter, the close of war, is State Senator John me strength so that lam able to do all my housework, —Ripley Tribune. bruised, but may recover. is that they retain their value half cup of sugar, three eggs beaten and walk all about the neighborhood. No O. Milne, of Minnesota, one of tlae in the market better than any article more quinine for Hie, when Hood's Sarsaparilla Sioux Falls has a dog that is down separately, one cup of sweet milk, An Animal Flower. best known farmers, of the beautiful raised on farms. Eggs are nearly as is so good a medicine LUCINDA CABTEB, Fra» three cups of flour, three, teaspoonfuls on bicycle riders. J. J. Farron was The inhabitants of St. Lucie have state of 50,000 lakes* Mr. Milne was mingham Centre, Mass. high now as they were when wheat of baking powder sifted through the taking a quiet spin on his wheel the lately discovered a most singular plant. born in Fall River, Mass., where has Hood's Sarsaparilla sold for $2 per bushel and dressed hogs flour. In a cavern on that island near the other day when his dogship spied brothers are leaders in the social, brought 10 cents per pound. Still they Sold by all druggists $1, six for $5 Prepared only PUDDING SAUCE.—One cup of sugar, sea, an immense basin of brackish political and business worlcL The iiira and made a grab for his leg. He are regarded by the people who live in by C.I HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass. butter the size of an egg beat the water has collected. The waters of principal daily paper in that, eity is IOO Doses One Dollar *ucceeded in getting agoodhold, and as apest article of food butter and sugar to' a cream, add the the basin are clear as crystal and reveal it che owned by them. for a few moments the air was filled that can be used in the place of meat. egg set on the top of boiling teakettle, millions of varied-colored pebbles If you wish to learn Pitman's Jjohn O. went wast long before- the with dog, bicycle and Farron. The Eggs, like milk, are classed among xS-H-O-R-T-H-A-N-Dx or some vessel of hot water, and on the bottom. Each of these pebbles dog and bicycle escaped comparatively wan and became a* famous hunter. He the perfect foods, or, in other words, stir until it is like cream. furnish a resting place for from two to uninjured, while Mr. Farron knew every mile of hunting ground thoroughly, writefor circulars to MISSJ HESS foods that will by themselves sustain Union Block, St. Paul. Minn. School open day and lost a good sized section of his Sunday HOARHOUND CANDY.—Boil two five of a most remarkable species of from, La Crosse to the Red River of the evening. Lessons by mail, lerms moderate. life and build up every portion of the ounces of dried hoarhound in one and pants. animal plant The shallow waters PATENTS north, and claims to have been the system. Farmers engaged in grain one half pints of water for one half around the edge of the pool look for first man to discover that tike source of An Indian of the Cheyenne agency production would be gainers if they hour, strain and add three and one half all the world like well-kept beds of the Mississippi was not Lake- Itaska, liad one of his legs injured, making gave more attention to eggs. They pounds of browa sugar boil until sufficient Ely's Cream Balm rare and wonderful flowers all brkrhifc as promulgated by Schoolcraft in 1832, amputation necessary tosavehisjlife. have land on which fowls can run and to harden and pour into battered and shining in color, the majority of but a spring, or series of springs, Dr. Daniel, of the agency, urged him food to satisfy their appetite. Money GIVES BELIEF AT ONCE FOB tins. them reminding one of the marigold much further- north, and which, Captain to have the operation performed,but COLD IN HEAD. can be obtained from eggs every week family, only that their tint is more CHICKEN LUNCH FOB TRAVELING.— Glazier has since concbasAveiy shown the noble red man thought h.e would in the year, and it is very convenient —CURES— Cut a young chicken down the back lively. cut but a sorry figure with one leg to be the real origin ol the mighty A A for farmers who rely chiefly on grain wash and wipe dry season with salt These seeming flowers, on the approach and said he would rather die. Arguments stream. Mr. Milne is personally acquainted for means to meet their current expenses.—Chicago and pepper put in a dripping pan and Apply Balm into each nostril, of a hand or a stick, retire, like were unavailing. The doctor with nearly ail the older Herald. FLYBROS.,56 Warren St N.Y bake in a moderate oven three quarters then thought of a good scheme to a snail, out of sight On examining chiefs of the Sioux aud Apaches, and .* of an hour. them closely, the middle of the disc is gain his cpnsent. He hied himself can talk their language like an •, h.~ Setting Fence Fosts. 4* CRULLERS.—One cup of sugar, one to Pierre, where he secured the servicels found to be provided with four brown aborigine. When Sitting Bull and his Some farmers argue that it is best tablespoon of butter, one egg, one cup of a friend who journeys filaments resembling spider's legs, 6,000 warriors were brought under to set posts early in the fall when the of sweet milk, one and one-half teaspoons ^through life on one (leg of flesh and which move around the petals with a military escort to Bismarck in 1881 Mr. ground is solid. Of course a post carefully another manufactured from the bark of baking powder, flour enough brisk, spontaneous motion. These legs Milne visited the camp* and was received set at any time will remain in its to roll, fry in beef drippings, of the «ork tree^ Together they or filaments have pincers with which by Sitting Bull with extraordinary place, but fall is really a much worse •started to the reservation and after to seize their prey, and, upon seizing honors. The Sioux call him time than is the spring. Digging the the doctor's friend had given the A woman is the most interesting company it, the petals immediately close so that the "Little Maa Great with the Rifle." hole makes the soil loose, and if done at the time when she has not made up brave an exhibftion of how he could it cannot escape. Under this exterior —X. Y. Star. in the fall it has not time to become her mind whether she likes or dislikes a fly around on his cork member the of a flower is a brown stalk about the compacted again. Water fitters down fellow.—Milwaukee Journal. -#tsx.. DIMINISHES DANGER W"FE 0P There is om&hrief test in the Bible which gwt Indian]wa§j satisfied and even anxiousfco size of a Faber pencil, which is, in through the loose soil, which will raise the faith-euye people would do well to pon submit to the operation, and reality, the body of the animaL This the post a little every year until it The tailor frequently has pressing business der. It reads: "Faith, without words is *2SSPB1/SrBffiD told the,loctof thathe might cut off on hand.—Washington CaoitaL fsP???* strange creature lives on the spawn, cf dead." In the light of a few recent deaths throws the post out altogether. If the m~4 both legs, as lis was habitually W*~m fish and marine insects thrown into the that test has a solemn sound. -Buffalo Express^ soil has time to settle it absorbs less In a driving storm no one seems capable •MWHBS9!flaSBB*in?*, basin by the tides. moisture, and after the first year, if of holding the rains.—Yonkers Statesman. 3 *%Wkg&%w tm