AMONG THE GOLDEN GRAIN. in W In mixing mustard for the table, onli a little at a time should be made stu Mum ford, whose ranch is on Lieutenant Fillsbary Tells of the Varls well until the mass becomes smooth tions of the Great Oceaa Current^ the fork of Ked river, tells of a and oily. A little salt and s^ugar Items of Incalculable Interest on Farm case which shows at wolves have should be added. Lieutenant E. Pillsbury, 6t ths instincts little short of reasoning and in the. Home. navy, has at the request of Professor A French scientist, who has been 1 powers. A sow with a dozen pigs was T. C. Mendenhall, Superintendent of studying the hands of manual laborers, The Veterinary Contribution—Potato Paint down in a draw leading* to the river the Coast survej^, written him a letter finds that very marked physical one rnorninp and Mumford. heard a —Fertilization—"Wnolesome Things to Eemember, setting forth his views on the subject peculiarities are engendered by the of the Gulf Stream and its variations. terrible row down there. went to and Timsly Eecipe3 for Every pursuit of different occupations. He says: see what the trouble was and saw a Scrap-Book. Whenever the shoulders of a work "I think the Gulf Stream does* wolf go galloping away returned horse are galled the harness should be Burns and Scalds. change its position to a slight amount, to his plow. After a while the noise examined to remove the cause, A These accidents are liable to all our but not in the arbitrary manner or to horse in such condition should not be began again. This time he saw the domestic animals. Small animals, as the great extent stated by some of the* ma/le to work until a cure is made. wolf had returned with its consort. dogs, cats, and fowlsg are most frequently newspaper writers of late.f -"I Apples are used as food at the experiment The mother made a mock ap subjected to scalds from a While it is probably a fact that as ~a station^ in making tests, and parently ferocious attuc on the old careless or thoughtless habit of throwing rule, a current from the equator is the results demonstrate that if they sow. Th sow, with bristles up and hot water ou6 of the door or warmer and one from the pole is colder cannot be profitably shipped to market open, rushed at the mother window without looking out for such than the surrounding waters, it is not they may be fed to stock with advantage. wolf, who retreated slowly and with animals as frequent the house, yard, always the fact that the warmest flowing much snapping of jaws and a or doorway for food or kind recognition. water is from the south, nor that There is nothing that will remove snarls. Burns are usually the result of the coldest is from the" north. freckles from the skin so that they fires, says the American Agriculturalist, The mere presence of warm water does will not come again. Freckles are While this was going on the male not necessarily show that a current or the escape of steam in large due to a peculiar structure of a wolf quietly slipped around he exists, nor does a change of temperature establishments. These accidents are person's skin, and that structure can't drove of little grunters, and picking show that there is a change in current dangerous to the life of the animal in be changed. The Gulf Stream oneup in his cantered off easily. proportion to the extent, depth, and Variety of stock on the farm is fully probably has a vibratory motion, as "vitality of the part burned or scalded. did kill it at once: he simply as important as the growing of a evidenced by our own anchorage off But in all valuable dpmestic animals, carri9ditloose in his and with variety of crops. A variety admits of Cape Hatteras, and as previously especially horses, the scars or blemishes his head over his shoulder as if he was using up the various farm products to noticed of Rebecca Shoal, Fla. Anchored If 4 left from such accidents are of either enjoying the fun his consort a better advantage, and also of reducing there, on the northern edge of the considerable detriment in the value of was having with the sow or was expecting the cost. stream, riding to the wind with a gentle the animal. Until the vetarinarian arrives, something els?. Meantime The production of cocoa plant in current, the latter would suddenly exclude the air from the scald or the pig was spuealing forhelp South America is so enormous that become strong and swing the vessel burn, by a saturated (as strong, soluble at the to of its voice. Leaving the one-eighth part of it would be sufficient until she was stern to wind, to remain in water, as it will make) solution of to swamp the market of the outside she wolf, the old sow made a rush but a short time, and then the current baking soda—bic trbonate of soda—in world. Almost ail of it is consumed in to save the captured pig, a at at becoming weaker the wind would gain which cotton cloths ai*e wet, and South America. the ascendency. This was repeated a the she wolf dashed at the other little famed Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis "BOAT, AHOY! bound on the parts. The "borrow Nothing so quickly restores tone to number of times. pigs, caught one, and then the two covery. oiP' (equal parts of lime water and Trying conditions these, under which to exhausted nerves and strength to a "I believe that the daily volume wolves fled at the to of their speed. are1 linseed oil) is a valuable, application the rapids below you!" cried a man to offer the afflicted relief and cure. No ordinary weary body as a bath containing an of the stream varies but little except a pleasure party whom he descried, gliding —New York Sun. as the air is excluded. For "the relief remedy could sustain itself under sucb oilnce of aqua-ammonia to .ch pailful swiftly down the stream toward the foaming from that due to declination of the a guarantee. It would bankrupt its proprietors! of the inteuse and excruciating pain of Borrowed garments seldom fit well, nor cataract. And we would cry, "Boat, of water. It makes the flesh firm moon. Along the northern coast, however, Not so with "Golden Medical Discovery." burns and scalds, the internal use of Ahoy 1" to the one whose life is being drawn do bogus remedies cure successfully. The and smooth as marble, and renders the Its best advertisement is the thousands it is not always on the surface, into the whirlpool of consumption, for unless laudanum is the most humane efficient real cure or coughs and colds is Dr. Bull's of consumptives, in all parts of tha body pure and free from all odors. but is overrun by other currents. I you use effective measures you will be Cough Syrup. world, which -it has restored to health, remedy. wrecked in Death's foaming rapids. Dipping fish in scalding water will think that its track through the ocean strength and happiness. To-day no other "Why sit doubled up like an old man, my If your lungs are weak, breath short, have cause the scales to come off very easily, is absolutely fixed by law, and that its medicine has so great a sale. Why Because Tight Shoes. boy! What's rheumatism! Take the goods spitting of blood, experience occasional cold it does just what it is guaranteed to ', but if the fish are to be salted down vibration is periodic, although the the gods provide thee, and send twenty five Tight shoe3 are always a mistake, chills creeping up your spinal column, with accomplish, otherwise itS sale on so peculiar cents around the corner lor a bottle of Salvation they must on no account be scalded.. limit of the periodic change may vary as they ruin the feet they are supposed hacking cough, variable or poor appetite, a plan as this would ruin its manufacturers, Oil and you'll ride your Bicycle to-morrow. You may pour over them vinegar with a trifling amount. The generally accepted feeble digestion, with gradual loss of flesh, to improve but quite as frequently li the same result Salt fish will soak belief that a wind blowing cold feet, lassitude pr general debility, tare mistakes are made in the opposite direction. uim\ "Golden Medical Discovery" cures Consumption easily fatigued, don't disregard these premonitory fresh much quicker in sour milk than across the current changes the position in all its earlier stages, on commoa A member of the dominion parliament is It is not a new idea that symptoms. Thousands annually, in water. sense principles. Being, according to all of its axis is, I am convinced, erroneous. accused ot having been boodled to the extent shoes which fit so loosely that the feet without experiencing half the above symptoms recognized medical authority, a scrofulous of $250,000. Every temporary ,wind, however, The greatest problem confronting and not heeding their timely warnings, move about in them with every step affection of the lungs, it is reasonable to does transport water (chiefly by are plunged into the relentless grasp of that every breeder of improved stock fs —^»~*-i^M— produce as bad results as tight ones seek a remedy in. those agents known to most fatal scourge—Consumption. 5ous O I S E O S that of being able to duplicate at will means of waves), and with it goes its rove most efficacious in conquering scrofudisease and it is even asserted, on good authority,that You can't afford to fool away any the animal he hcis chosen for his hestt or cold. affecting other parts and organs. people who systematically Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system precious time, if suffering from any Now for Scrofula in all its myriad forms* model, and not until we produce a cow "The fact of finding gulf weed within considerable number of these unmistakable wear tight shoes never have corns. A effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, nothing has ever yet been discovered to combining all those qualities can we a few miles of Nantucket lightship symptoms of approaching danger 1 It's change from tight shoes to very loose compare with the wonderful remedy already or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to congratulate ourselves on having a madness to trifle and experiment with uncertain does not so much prove that the current mentioned. And especially is this true of ones is sure to be followed by these permanently cure habitual constipation, to model butter cow. means when thus afflicted. Don't is nearer our shores as it does that Lung-scrofula, or Consumption. It soothes torments. forget at such a critical period that the awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy the cough, improves digestion, sharpens theappetite, winds have prevailed in the direction Pig-keeping for any profit beyond only medicine possessed of such positive invigorates the liver, purifies tha activity, without irritating or weakening from which it comes. Its home is in To Aid Fertilizers. the range of the extra milk and the curative properties as to warrant its blood, cleanses the system of all scrofulous the Sargasso Sea, from which it is them, use Syrup of Figs. proprietors in guaranteeing it to cure Soapsuds on the manure heap is kitchen slops turns on grass. In grass humors, and builds up the flesh and strength. Consumption of the Lungs, if taken in drawn by the winds and the sea. A beneficial. The suds not only add the there is profit and hogs can be kept WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, time and given a fair trial, is the world- A route agent on the Northern Pacific between 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. small amount finds its way into the without vexation, iE things be fitted soda and other elements of the soap Duluth and Staples is arrested for robbing for them. It is no trouble to turn a Caribbean through the Antigua passage, to the heap, but also induces chemical the mails. dozen sows into a pasture, with a nice but most of it passes north of the changes, durinsr which processes the Qjtt'-fc'jm-irKJEaXD for an,incurable case of shed for them to sleep under. West Indian Islands. The break of the ammonia is to a certain extent prevented •"•"•^••••••"••"""""e Catarrh in the Head by A Wonderfu waves has more effect on its movements the proprietors of DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY^ •s*V S from escaping. The alkaline Copperas dissolved in boiling water, The man who should pass through life with than a current, unless the latter is very O A A a a f„nw obstruction of nose, discharges matter also largely assists in rendering will instantly eieanse iron sinks and out experiencing a twinge, of indigestion, falling into throat, sometimes profuse, watery, and acrid, at others. thickT strong, and in the Gulf Stream itself it drains. A few drops of spirits of turpentine some of the solid matter soluble, and might be fitly regarded as a wonderiul phenomenon. tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody, putrid and offensive: eyes weaVrimri is seen stretching in long lines in the 2£?li *!»?& dea^ess offensive breath smell and taste impaired, and gen- We doubt if such a privileged mixed with stove-blacking reduces the whole to a finer condition. a debility. Only a few of these symptoms likelv to be Sresent at. nm»« direction of the wind and sea, and not mortal lias ever existed. I' so, we have never cemts.P lessens labor and adds polish. Kerosene Dr. Sage's Bemedy cures the worst cases. Only 50 Sold by druggists re seen him. But thousands are known to in the direction of the current, except in cooked starch (ateaspoonful to Potato Faint. be daily relieved of dyspepsia by Hostetter's only in the case of a rip at the meeting A SERIOUS MISTAKE. a quart) will prevent clothes sticking Potato paint is a novelty which is Stomach Bitters, the popular remedy for of currents. to the iron and gives a gloss the scent that truly national complaint, as well as for said to adhere well to wood and plaster, "Anchored on the edge of the Florida evaporates in the drying. (Powdered fever and ague, debility, constipation, rheumatism Much mischief is done in the treatment of and to be very cheap. To make reefs, with a strong wind blowing constipation. The common opinion is that and kidney troubles. borax is good if one decidedly obj ects it, boil one pound of peeled potatoes, all requirement A are fulfilled if the medicine directly from the Gulf Stream, which mm —i to the smell of kerosene.) forces unloading of the bowels. A great mash, dilute with water and pass was only a short distance away, its The steamer Ida Augusta, withfreigbtfrom error. Medicine simply purgative, corrects no morbid condition, consequently their use through a sieve then add two pounds Baltimore, owned by T. R. Lewis, was burned clear blue water was driven by the sea Seasonable Reeisos. fs followed by greater costiveness. A remedy, at her wharf at Reedville, Va. of Spanish white in four pounds of and overcame the cloudy reef water, to he effectual and permanent, must he M0„.': 1 REMOVE MILDEW .—Take either ife composed of tonic, alterative, corrective water. Different colors can bo had by but no current accompanied it. In a 3oft or hard soap, rub on the mildew, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, SORE .THROAT, etc., and carthartic properties. These are admirably ™n™«™,TheJi,S£r12ajfBu,,,,,n!L* an nf Associate Key West harbor the water is usually the u&e of tho ordinary mineral powders. ,^?n.ea,Ya1,s'^i'5nn onflrst combined in Dr. Tutt's Liver Fills. and sprinkle with table salt hang out quickly relieved by BROWN'S BRONCHIAL. S£ finrt mortgage cloudy. A southerly wind will cause They will, in a short time, cure all the' suf-* 2I".ln.V52.ta.aV i?uVI al'PwithinrSOa W eBtate TROCHES. A simple and effectual remedy, in the hot sun a few day-i, and if your •M £i? days. We also ferings that result from inactive bowels. a sea that will carry the clear water superior to all other articles for the same mildew does not disappear you have They give tone to tr Intestines, stimulate WANT UIVE AGEHTSLSSSfS- SSSSTJSS The Veterinary. purpose. Sold only in boxes. inshore, even in spite of an ebb tide. the secretions, and correct imperfect functional not used enough soap and salt. Dr. Bridge in the Practical Farmer, action of the stomach and liver. tioned. HOST ADVAKTAUKOCS TKRMSever unovraoffenS The wind shifting to the opposite Tutt's Liver Pills A commission to report the feasibility of OP CAKES.—One cup each of sour answers several pertinent inquiries regarding quarter will at once alter it to milky ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE MlSfesta aniting New York and Brooklyn in one has cream and sugar, oue teaspoonlul of remedies in various ailments whiteness." been created at "Albany. reasonable security and can give as references two bust soda, one-half oup of currants, one and NEVER DISAPPOINT. in the animal world. ness men quoted in Duns or Bradstreets may apply a* a half cups of flour flavor with nutmeg a once for agencies. JOH N N. A I S State After Dinner Ceremonies. There has never been anything discovered' WORMS.—Pulv. gentian root, pulv. and cinnamon and drop from spoon into Price, 25c. Office, 89 & 41 Park Place, N. Y, I a Banfc Comment revenue*8*MlSs,HlBKBAPflLlB,Bids. that will equal Dobbins' Electric Soap for all good ginger, each 2 ozs. Pulv. dried sulphate a buttered pan and bake in a quick Ladies and gentlemen withdraw from household uses. It makes paint look like of iron, pulv. male fern, each 1 oven. new, and clothes as white as snow. Our the table together, or as is often the oz. mix. Give a tablespoonful once a wash-woman says it is a pleasure to use it. case, the gentlemen arise, and the SUET PUDDING.—One cup of sour day. Ask your grocer for it. ladies retire leaving the gentleman to milk, one cup of suet, one cup of raisins, LAME HoitSE—Sore on leg near hoof smoke. Guests are expected to leave half cup of molasses, one egg, one The quadrennial general conference of the fetlock cracked, with exudation of by or before eleven o'clock. teaspoonful of soda, spices, and flour to Methodist Episcopal church, South, has began watery fluid. Poultice with flaxseed make it the thickness of fruit cake Even in dinners given to gentlemen in St. Louis. meal and uae the following: Sulphate chop the suet and raisins steam two alone, sometimes the wife of the host, HI of zinc, acetate of lead, each 1 oz., and a half hours. Eat hot with sour or failinga wife, some dignified matron, ALLEN'S IRON TONIC BITTERS enriches the glycerine, 3 oz?., water, 1 pint mix. resulte Blood. All genuine bear the signature of J. sauce. is seated at the head or center of the SAP0LI©! Wet the sore well twice a day. P. Allen, Drnggiat, St. Paul, Minn. table—a great advance upon the customs SNOW PUDDING.—One-half a box of hogs1 LAMENESS— In hind quai'ters. of former days. I my house cleanliness erx galentine in a pint of boiling water F. Slingirff, cashier ot the Montgomery (Pa.) Separate sick from well. Flower of those who wish to use the weed after when dissolved and nearly cold beat National bank, has resiened, and is charged sulphur, sulphate of iron madder, each dining, withdraw to the smoking-room IHs&solidc&ke^ briskly with the whites of four eggs with irregularities amounting to $25,000. scouring soa|x 1 lb. black antimony, nitrate of potash, in the topmost story, and in all the two cups of coffee sugar, the juice of *m *u »eopynt«HT each lb., arsenic, 1 oz. Mix with 6 dinners, receptions and other entertainments a lemon make a custard of the yolks We recommend "TansilTs Punch" Cigar. Try iHnyour next house-cleaning ajid beh&ppy gallons of slop and give a pint to each in which Mrs. Childs and I and pour over it add the grated rind hog both sick and well, and do not feed have received large companies, conventionalities of the lemon-to the custard. Lehman & Richman, clothing manufacturers E A COMFORT %•,£$$! any corn. and courtesies of life U'S of Cleveland. Ohio, have failed. Assets MRS. ARTHUR'S GINGERSNAPS.—One have been strictly observed," said Mr. and liabilities about $100,000. SHEDDING JOFF.—For the purpose of Can he secured by the small investment in one cake of egp one cup of molasses, one cup Childs. This was in answer to a newspaper & making horses shed off readily. "Pulv. ^e^s— TV: sugar, one cup butter and lard mixed, paragraph which appeared that SAPOLI0 when you have a house or kitchen to clean. sulphate of magnesia, pulv. nitrate of Consumption Surely Cured. one-half cup boiling water, one level a day to the effect that a good deal 'of potash, pulv. feengreek seeds, each 2 To THE EDITOR:—Please inform your readers From the paint to the pots and pans, and including the teispoonful of soda dissolved in the comment had been made upon the fact that I have a positive remedy for the ozs. Pulv. cream of tartar, pulv. water, one teaspoonful of ginger. above named disease. By its timely use windows and floors, it is the very best labor-saving soap,^ that Ex-Governor Cornell at a late flower of sulphur, pulv. caraway seeds, thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently Flour enough to mold out rather soft large public reception served nothing pulv. black antimony, pulv. resin, for scouring and cleaning. Mi Grocers sell it cured. I shall be glad to send two Roll out thin and bake in a quick but ice-water and mineral water to his each 1 oz. mix. Give a largo tablespoonful bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your oven. SECOND-HANDTT^PE guests. It appears that Mr. Cornell, readers who have consumption if they will once a day in the feed." though a delightful entertainer, has send meexpress and post-office address. Respectfully, ELDERBERRY W re the berries KV SWELLING.—One writer has a youag T. A. SLOCUM, M. C, 181 Pearl been compelled to forego the use of in a tub or cask, cover with water and horse that swells at the breast, on being street, New York. wine by the hilariousness of the few let them stm 5 days. Draw off the opened a kind of yellow water and FOR SALE CHEAP. who could not restrain their appetites. juice, strain, and to 4 gallons of juice A Good Appetite blood runs out. "Bin. iodide of mercury, add 12 lbs. of su^ar, lb. of ginger, 2 —George W. Childs, in Oood Hous* Minion, Brevier and Nonpareil, ^15c+ 2 drachms palm oil and resin & oz, of cloves, 1 «f spice. Let the whole keeping. ointment, 2 oz. Mix and'ru on the boil an hour, and put in cask. When Is essential to good health but at this season it per Pound. ewelling and allow to stay on 48 hours cold add 1 pint of good yeast, let stand is often lost, owing to the poverty or impurity ot #y wash off with luke-warm water and Southern Phosphates. .v 2 months, draw off and bottle. S. the blood, derangement of the digestive organs, 4 castile soap and grease with lard. and the weakening effect of the changing season. 10 CENTS, W. B, I A A E The discovery of phosphate deposits Keep the animal tied up while this Hood's Sarsaparilla is a wonderful medicine tor in Florida is a matter of great importance ^blister is on, so that it cannot lay down BAKED BEANS.—Take one quart of creating an appetite, toning the digestion, and News Stands in Ordeits* beans, wash them and put on to 'boil, to southern farmers who use large First-Class $I.5(J Each. or bite itself. Wash off every day and gives strength to the whole Bystem. No wis the adding 1 teaspoonful of soda. When and increasing quantities of this fertilizer. time to take it. Besnre to get Hood's. grease and repeat till well.* p"I mustsay Hood'eSarsaparillaisthebestmedicine stV par-boiled, turn off the water and put Combined with cotton meal Write for particulars ta Household Keepsakes. I ever used. Last spring I bad no appetite, on fresh boiling water, also pound of it makes an admirable fertilizer for and the least work I did fatigued im ever so •-"is Suet should be used instead of butter salt pork boil till tender, then add both corn and cotton. It is easily trans, NORTHWESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, St. Paul Minn much. I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and lor making saujes, gravies, etc. 1 teaspoonful of malaases and salt ported and economically applied. It PISO'S soon I felt as if I conld do as much in a day as I BEMEDY FOB UAXAi£iCU.-HBest. Easiest to Use. To remove grease stains from silk your taste. Put all into a stone is now making the light sandy lands o! had formeiy done in a week. My appetita is voracious." Cheapest. Belief is immediate. A cure is certain. For Cold in 0» Head it has no equaL hats, use turpentine and then alcohol. with the salt pork on top and wate south Alabama yield large and paying MRS. M. V. BAYARD, Atlantic city, N. J. CAIAR N "Hood's Sarsappailia purified my blood, gave enough to cover bake one hour and a crops. It has revolutionized farmm« Glaze bottom crust of fruit pies with me strength, and overcame the headache and half or longer.. all over the south. Thus far Soutk white of an egg, and they will not be dizzinea*, so that I am able to work again. I recommend Carolina has furnished the bulk of tha uoggy. LEMON CAKE.—Two cupfuls of sugar, Hood's Sarsaparilla to others whose phosphates, producing last vear 600,« one-half cupful of butter, three eggs,' mm A spoonful of stroug vinegar in a blood is thtn or impure, and who feel worn oat or It is an Ointment, of which a small'particle is applied to the »-j—. 000 tons. The Florida article is said nostrils Price -joe 60c Sold by druggists or sent by mail. one cupful of milk, three cupfuls of ran down." LUTHEB NASON, LowKLL.Maes. kettle of hot lard will prevent doughnuts to be superior to that of South Carolina, _A«Ww»co TP T^ TT r-^Tr^vwf frr W Warren. Pa. flour, three level teaspoonsfuls of baking Hood's Sarsaparilla W from soaking fat. and as the increased supply must' IJURE powder bake in layers. For the To remove rust from steel, rub with CHICHESTER'8 ENGLISH lead to lower cost it'will lead to a more PENNYROYAL PILLS jelly use the erated rind and juice of Sold by all druggist*. $1 six for $5. Prepared only kerosene, and soak for a day, polishing rapid development of agriculture in the by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. two lemons, one cupful of sugar, one with emery dust and kerosene. IOO Doses One Dollar southern states than has ever been egg, one-half cupful of. water, one merely to stop tbam'.means RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND Attar of roses is worth from $12 to known. whenI ny com I do not teaspoonful of butter and one tablespoonful SICKHEABACHE Safe and always reliable. Ladiea KPrir $15 an ounce at wholesale. I takes a*k DrofgUt for Diamond Smnd. in of flour mixed in a little rea netaltte boxft, Mated with bin* -_— .. --Itff-longtrndy, 6,000 leaves to make one pound of ribtw. Take •••Cher. AllpUU water. Boil until it thickens, let it warrant niynyedytocnre the worst cstm. Beeaas* CS Cannibals in the Hebrides. inpaauboara bomt,pink wrapper*, an attar. atbamlwTOfaiMHnoiaaaaaforitot BOWjrecemng *. •aagcfwae—terfetta. Scad4e cool and spread it between the layers 0 0 Poaltlvelyeured by 5*** J^L!* twettoeaod Free Bottte (•tamps) for _p*rtieul*rs testimonials and The toughest fowl can be made eatable KOOT,M^C^iaa 3toBxpt*naadPoatOffie3^':York*wMe.Stltwf of cake. n%^§J£&&>TeB*d*- In one of the small islands of -the these Little Mils. "Belief fer Keeles,"taUtter, by refers •saiL Ham* Paver. if put in cold water, plenty -of it, They also reliere DistressfromDyapepaia.In WELL 1 New Hebrides a trading vessel recently ittefcatter Cbaa'l C*n Kadisoa 8a, na^tm. I- CODFISH BALLS.—Cut the fish in and cooked very slowly from five to six put ashore a sailor to buy some small pieces and put it to soak in lukewarm digestionand TooHaartj hours. yams, arranging to call for him in a Eating. a. perfect rem I prescribe .ind folly en» CHJIMBTV water over night. Iu the morning Mi edy forDlzziness.Nsnsea done Bis & the .only When giving the final polish to tew hours. While he was waiting a boil it twenty minutes then change specific far thecwtalactue Drowsiness, Bad Taut* stoves, before pu'.ting away for the of this disease. TUBULAR ARTESIAN AND band of natives attacked him and carried in the Month, Coated the water, pouring on boiling water G.H.IKGBAHAX,3£. D.t Tongne.Painin tha Side. PROSPECTING MACHINERY summer, mix the blacking with a little him off into the interior, where and boil fifteen minutes longer. When Amsterdam. IT. Y. TORPID UVKB. They We have sold Big- ioi OF ALL KINDS. .kerosene instead of water, to prevent subsequently he was roasted and eaten-' cold, pick the fish to pieces, removing regulate tha Bowels many years, and it bat Purqps, pipe and rust. -. Purely Vegetable. frren the beat of satis* all bones and skin. "Chop very fine, Well Supplies* Price Cents. taction. The New Hampshire Historical Society In mixing your mustard, cafe snoutd adding as much cold mashed potatoes D.H.DYCHEJkCO., Srni for a catalofoa. has recently received as a sift CASmiGEICIlTSCO., HEWYOBS. Chicago, 111. be triken that the water has been boiled as fish, a piece of butter and a beaten ROGERS A S1.0O. Sold by Druggist* from Gen. B. F. Butler a valuable col- tit' and allowed to cool. Hot water destroys ORDWAY, egg, and sweet milk enough to moisten. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. ia9.lUE.4thSt., tho flavor, and cold water is Mold into small balls and,|r ST. rata, sua**.' liable to cause the mustard to ferment. nice brown in hot lard o» drippings. 7 Is* mini vumwm MM