%tg!iip^^ S f^'^ Purify^%sm LIVED ON HER FRIENDS,* THE FAEM AND flELB. diam recently, ad a thousand butsnels in is a A ^•4 tor tomatoes left after! his market and generations of the Cassini tried the.^perimentf of ieeding them A a Wfcncn S at Peopl family have filled positions of hono Interestin •InforrnattoJi if«anour£R«r-! to his cows with -such an increased Should S an Their Bills. Your -Blood as directors of the observatory at aJ Reaaers icura milk flow at .he planted tomatoes re by Recently ra gentleman of this city, Paris. for the purpose of feeding them tt the who is welLknown for his wealth and Surfac re a a -for First on the list was Giovanni Domenico eows. He-says: After the first frost Binding Twine—Corn to -make social prominence, happened to take Cassini he was a learned man last fall we pulled to a to vines and At the coming of spring the blood sboBld ba Hen Lay—Clover on Sand Sail— "TVERT SKIN AND SCALP DISEASE, collected them 1 in,piles with' the green up the bill ef ,a leading dry goods firm, and was known as an astronomer, pnrified, as imparities which have been accountlating Horse a Salt—Far .Motes. 'whether torturing, disfiguring, ltehmg, wThere for months or even years, are liable te tomatoes adhering, they remainted astrologist, and Professor of Astronomy as it was lying on.his office table, and burning, bleeding, sealy, crusted, pimply, or manifest themselves and seriously affect tbm a couple of weeks before we could blotchy, with loss of hair, from pimples to the at Bolonga University. died Surface Preparation glanced over One items. This is a very most distressing eczemas, and every humor oi health. Hood's Sarsapanlla is undoubtedly th let theeow linto the field. at at the ripe age of eighty-seven in 1712. the blood, whether simple, scrofulous.or hereditary, •best blood purifier. It expels every taint of ta rare proceeding on his part usually is speedily, permanently and economically Plowing deep in tlae tall anflifhen tinoe we found at a large percentage Jacques Cassini followed his father parity, drives oat scrofulous humors and 1 cared by the CUTICUHA REMEDIES, consisting oi gave a check, and then filed the thoroughly worktmg the soil beiore* oft he green tomatoes had ripened and in professional cares, and was greatly CDTICTJRA, the great Skin Cure, CUTICUBA SOAP, of disease, and gives to the blood theqaahty an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beuutifier, planting the seed, aaad tfeem witfhiGnAtivated the to a to leaves had cured. Th bill withoutexamining it. This proceeding esteemed for learning au wisdom his tone essential to good health. and CDTICUKA RESOLVENT, the new Blood crops only giving shallow cultivation, Purifier and greatest of Humor Remedies, when death occured in 1756. cosvs eould ncrc be kept away from "Every spring for years I have made it a was t»ot 'business-like, but he the best physicians and all other remedies fail. is a plan managing the soil tice to take from three to five bottles of "these to a to piles. Theyi rooted them Cesar Francois Cassini, and later Thousands ot grateful testimonials attest their ad perfect confidence in his wife, and at is steadily gaining £avor. If rightly wonderful and unfailing efficacy Sarsaparilla, because I know it purifies the Woo* his son Jacques, ia walked in the over^mth noses and horns a cleaned' also in the dry goods firm. Bu on and thoroughly cleanses the system of all faa~parities managed, there is a considerable Sold everywhere Price CUTICUBA, 50P steps of their.. forefathers, the elder up 'everything but the vines, and SOAP, 25P RESOiiVENT.fi. Prepared by Potter W LAWRENCE, Editor Agricultural saving ot work at the busy season. Byplowing this occasion he looked over the yielding up his^cares and his life at the att nights as long as the tomatoes Drug and Chemical Corporation, Boston. Epitomist Indianapolis, Ind. Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases in the fall or winter the ground age of seventy, and the fourth and items, and he saw his wife was a devotee lasted they would, come into the barn Hood's Sarsaparilla J8ST Pimples, blackheads, chapped and oily "ffift intended for spring planting can, in last when long past fourscore. tpainfully tull.andtheir udders distended. to black silk. couldn't remember *S" skm prevented by CUTICUBA SOAP "5* many cases, be planted in better aeason I leave it with -scientists to say at ibis wife wore a great Soldby all druggists. $l:sixfor$5 Prepared* Rheumatism, Kidney Pains, and weakness a is an if the work of plowing as delayed whether the milk-producing element by I HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass, relieved in one minute by CUTICUBA many silk dresses, and at until spring. Th same theory 100 Doses One Dollar. ANTI-PAIN PUASTEB 25C Cigars must be kept in a more or less was in the tomatoes itself or whether applies fall seedrag, either for grass seemed odd tunder the circum moist atmosphere, else they will dry at supplemented some other feed to SICKHEADACHQ or winter wheat. Another advantage Experience, though the most valuable, is stances. out and crumble apart Some years anake a well balanced milk 1 ration. the most despised product of human labor. with this plan is at the pi owing ean ago a genius who knew at fact invented When he arrived home he jokingly be done deeper and to better advantage said to his wife at she ought to oe a box so arranged at the at Conn to Make Hen Lay. lf«Mltlrely«wred*| an is otherwise possible. With. a or a S a able to rent black silk diesses. Naturally mosphere within it could be fed with tHeae Little Fill*. Th« alao rvllcva old soil it is not a good plan fc© tern According to the .experiments recently Will be rendered more beneficial and the spouse asked him what he Irs— from Dy»peprt».lndigeatioB moisture from a wet slab of compressed up on the surface any considerable the fatigues oi travel counteracted, if the made at the Geneva station, sad TooHwrtj meant. told shear. She declared sponge or blotting paper. To-day voyager will take along with him Hostetter's •kttng. A perfect a of new subsoil at one time, by Mr. Wheeler, leghorn hens,, confined, at she a bought a black silk the best cigar stores in the city are ady for Dtasin«M.Xaa Stomach Bitters, and use that protective it can be gradually deepened with laid right along on corn and* corn UrowsinaM. Bad dress for a year, and asked to see the and enabling tonic, nerv mvigorant built like these moistened boxes. ia the Month. OoaM benefit By having the plowing done and appetizer regularly Impurities in air meal in preference to other foods, ibut .bill. Her husband handed it over, Material for holding water is kept in Tongue,Pain in thr advance, and by using a surface cultivator, and water is neutralized by it, and it is a when she identified more an half oaat-so with large breeds. This shows TOKWDLITM. frames, like panels, in the walls, and matchless tranquilizer and regulator of the the soil can be prepared at ragnlate the B»vela. the items as incorrect at is, she tshe imp©rtaiaee of feeding according stomach, liver and bowels. It counteracts the air within the store-rooms is kept Purely Vegetable. less cost and in shorter time an ad never ad those goods. t© rthe breed. much feed ,per day malaria, rheumatism, and a tendency to Prise SS Ceatas incessantly moist.—New York Sun. any other way. kidney and bladder ailments Her husband went to the store and for the hens .demands almost a diagnosis CASTES 2SS5ZCINX CO., NSW TOES. There is a modesty pure desires after interviewed the headof the firm at it© determine. Th breed influences Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. excellence which affectation can never Whatever ma3' be the customs ar laws The di&c harrow, the spring tooth gentleman referred the matter to the the yield, and he who keeps a counterfeit. of a country, women always give the tone harrow and cultivator the pulverizing bookkeeper, who showed all the items to morals. flock of mixed mongrels will have to £E:CHAM' and cuttmgharrow are all implements charged properly on the books. Then learn 311st -what each hen requires. designed to lest en the work ot preparing the clerk who sold the goods was seen. Salvation Oil is repeating its cures of Corn is »©t so far out of he list of the soil after plowing I is reasonably She remembered the black silk sales headache, rheumatism, neuralgia and foods after all, imtthe face of these .experiments. toothache every dav, until they have become safe to say at no one implement perfectly Th aoods were bought by monotono'us 1'rice 25 cts. Mr. Wheeler as still at is the best for all kinds of & young lady who said she was requested The devil wovild persist bothering work and his results are open to any soil Th lay and character ot the to get them by the gentleman's Martin Luther until the baldhead monk I PAINLESS. I S E E A 1 person, or to ony journal, as the station wife. "Could she recognize the soil must be considered. The disc harI dispatched him with a bottle of ink so we learn that a bottle of ink might rid you of O W I S one ot the best for preparing rules do not permit of any preference. lady?" "Oh certainly'" said the WORTH A GUINEA A BOX/W any devil, but a bottle of Dr Bull's Cough clerk. the ground, Pulverisers work best 111 or our a we are interested Svinp will always rid you of any cold. At Fo BILIOUSftNERVOUS DISORDERS loamy soil The coulter or cutting The next day the gentleman again in thevGeneva experiments, as they ail dealers Price 25 cents. called. "Glad to see you,"' said the harrows are perhaps the best if the will be 11avaluable in adding -"more proprietor, "th lady is here. There implement is intended tor all kinds of When the heart prompts us to listen, howfine light" to the mysteries of feeding. Such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Fullness and Swelling after Meals is the ear. soils. They do best on fallow land, she stands. Th gentleman looked, Dizziness, and Drowsiness, ColdChills.Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, and, loan behold the lady was an corn stubble or land at has been Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Hors Versu Mule Beecham's Pills cure Bilious and nervous intimate friend of his wife and a lady plowed and let lay for some time. Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, &c ills. Some people say at a mule earn be whose parents are wealthy. Subsequent Any ot these are rather better an THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELSEF IN TW€MTY MINUTES. fed cheaper than a horse, but they are Courage is often the learof being thought developments showed at this the common diamond shaped shovel BEECHAM'S PILLS TAKEN AS DIRECTED RESTORE t-cVALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH. a cow ard. For Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired not posted on the subject. A horse was a. nice little game on her part cultivators, although these have been will eat more grain an a mule, She ascertained who of her friends greatly improved for this class of work Digestion, Constipation, Disordered Liver, etc., A friend in need is Johnson's Anodyne bought their goods by bill, which was Liniment, more iamilies should know it, the latter will devour twice as much by making the shovels smaller and and use it paid by their parents. they ACT LIKE MAGIC, Strengthening tha muscular System, restoring long-lost Cam* putting on more of them. I is not hay. and will need it too, to keep him Plexjon. bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with the ROSEBUD OF The scheme wouldn't have worked 4. necessary to stu* deep, especially for proper condition. A mule can Learning—a common act of memory, HEALTH the whole physical energy of the human frame. One of the beat guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated ia that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF with ladies who had allowances ot which may be exeicised without common clover, grass, oats, flax, or any of the stand more hardship an a horse, 1 8 5 W ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD? sense. their own. With the most of them small mains usually sown the spring, but more work and better service will she only ,made occasional small and most of these implements cut be rendered by a horse an a mule. charges, like gloves, cuffs, collars, or lrom three to six teet, the work of getting A mule rarely becomes overheated to little lingerie, where she found the soil in condition can be pushed such an extent as to fall, tor when he that bills were not closely inspected, along very rapidly. They can also finds himself becoming uncomfortably she plunged in deeper. Among parties be used to good advantage 111 preparms, When Baby was cick, we gave hex* Castoria, warm he will poke along and all the who knew of the matter, the affair has land tor corn au beans In some When she was a Child, slio cried for Castoria, whipping you can do will not induce caused a deep sensation. W hear it soils, however, it will be necesssary to stated there is not the slightest probability When she became Mis3, she clung to Castoria, him to mend his pace. A mule will use the spike-tooth harrow order to the case will be brought to trial. When she had Children, she cave them Castoria, stand more neglect an a horse, and properly pulverize the soil before The affair has been settled, and the planting With all spring crops, and still be able to do some work but if lady will probably make an extended especially those at are to be cultivated, properly cared for and tended as he visit out of town.—Portland Me. it pays to work the surface into should be he will cost every cent as Press. as good dirt as possible before much as a horse, and render no more planting the seed, but at the same effective service.—Globe-Democrat, Innocence is a flower which withers when time it is also well to do work as W A W touched, but blooms not again when watered by teais economically as possible, and the Clover on Sand Soil. W at do you do with kleptomaniacs?" implement used will make a considerable A good "catch" of clover on sandy When Dobbins' Electric Soap was first was the question recently put difference 111 this respect.—Prairie made in 1804 it costs 20 cents a bar. It is land is otten secured by first dressing to the proprietor of a large shop. precisely the same ingredients and quality Farme it with land plaster and salt, 300 lbs now, and doesn cost half. Buy it of your "We send them bills for what they Hemp for Binding-Twine. grocer and picerve your clothes. If he )ugh of plaster and 10 0 lbs of salt to each take when we know them. If they The empire Cordage Company of hasn't it, he will get it. acre. Then put the clover seed in a are strangers we act according to is a spy which has Champaign, 111., claim to have substantially barrel and pour on water, allowing it circumstance. A few days ago a lady When clouds are seen, wise men put on solved the binder-twine stealthily come inside their cloaks. to soak two days, after which take a was in the shop with her daughter— question. One of the members of the "I could not get my coat on, but Johnson's the lines of health a beautiful little girl of twelve years. cordage company said "Weuse nothing bushel of plaster to a bushel of Anodyne Liniment cured my rheumatic The girl was seen slipping a roll of but American Hemp, of which we soaked seed, and thoroughly mix and is there to discover pains." costly ribbon into her hand-bag. shall raise 3,000 acres this year ourselves, both so at each seed is completely Many a man has lost being a great man, some vulnerable We spoke to the mother, who became and the farmers in this county by splitting into two middling ones. covered with an envelope of indignant. She opened the bag to point in the fortification of the constitution which is" about 3,000 acres more, leaving the plaster. Sow the seed early in the GA.RFIELD TrTvTharmless hirbs. Acts on convince us at we were mistaken, product of only about 4,000 acres to livei, kidneys and bowels, creates an appetite guarding your well-being. That point discovered the spy Spring, and you will be pleased with when it was found to contain three cures dyspepsia and constipation. be secured outside at is, we can the result.—Pr. reports it to the enemy on the outside. The enemy is the lace handkerchiefs, two pairs of gloves, manufacture the raw hemp trom about He that does good for good's sake seeks and the ribbon. All these articles had neither praise nor reward, though sure of changeable winter climate. If the cold gets in, look out 10,000 acres. The next harvest will Farm Notes been appropriated." both at last require about 100,000,000 pounds of for an attack at the weak point. To avoid this, shoot the A good question for argument in twine, and it would require about FRANK POWFO, (White Beaver Union at was a plain case of stealing. granges is, W at crops are most profitable Block 4th & Cedar St St., Paul,Minn N E spy, kill the cold, using S O S E S I O N 200y000 acres of ground to produce W at did you do? for this section, and when and OUS DisEtsES OF YOUNG E N ESPECIALLY. the amount of hemp necessary to "Well, we took the things back and of pure Norwegian.Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites where shall we obtain our seeds?" There are two distinct classes of men born make it. We have demonstrated at said nothing. We can't afford to of Lime and Soda as the weapon. It is an expert cold fhose who ieel enthusiasm, and thote the farmers can grow this hemp more Trees in yards where fowls are confined arrest wealthy people and injure our who deride it. slayer, and fortifies the system against Consumption* ^profitably an they can raise corn, trade by making enemies among our or much frequented by them are and its cultnatio would withdraw rich customers." often beuelited thereby. Insect injuries Scrofula^ General Debility, and allAncemic and Wasting ^UP9fEQ5 "You were speaking of sending out just at much land from corn culture, are lessened and the fruit is fairer. Diseases {specially in Children). Especially helpful for aiding the 1 eduction of the bills for stolen goods are they ever Pucks should now be laying, and the paid?" children to prevent their taking cold. Palatable a& ~surplus, and thus helping the eggs command a high price. Laying ''t "Always where the person is a farmers v\ a double sense. Farmer Milk. ducks should be given a liberal allowance kleptomaniac. We never have any all .over Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, of animal food at this season. trouble in at way. I have known Minnesota, and Wisconsin gave us the SPECIAL.—Scott's Emulsion is non-secret, and is prescribed by the Medical Profession of shops which kept a regular list of most lUjaguahlied assurance at Woo and coal are cheaper an all over the world, because its niTedienia are scientifically combined tn such kleptomaniacs. Whenever they lost jhemp -twine is superior to Sisal or grain to keep animals warm, and manner as to greatly increase their remedial value. anything they sent bills to all of them. a a twine a fully equal to the many farmers consequently warm the As they all settled for the stolen goods, CAUTION.—Scott's Emulsion is put up in salmon-colored wrappers. Be sure «~T 'best mamla. thousand pounds of feed and drinking water forth stock. get the genuine. Prepared only by Scoti & Bowne, Manufacturing Chemists. New York. you can imagine at .the business was hemjp twroe were used last harvest Sold by all Druggists. If butter pays better an beef the quite a profitible one/can' you? an the great -Snake River farm in Thrift is a v—-good revenue steers should not take the place of the Minnesota in aLgood average wheat cow, but if the cow is not up to the id •enoja, and ithe ,average amount reloured full standard of production the steer wasU^jjaunflsiper acre. These "Charlie dear," said young Mrs. Jar will pay better. •twines can*he made and sold cheaper dean to her husband the other morning, -than those'ofdtfferent fiber have ever If the chicken run is spaded down as he was hurrying into his overcoat, \BBJH ""—0 J. tFaumer. and sown with rye, which is allowed to and hastily drawing on his grow, the poultry will be supplied with Both the method and results when Horse Gnave'Safct. gloves, "would you mind stopping into abundant pasturage during the winter. Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant JO*© aaot stint $r.«wr Ihoraesiin the (use Wool and Satten's and ask them to result-s. and refreshing to the taste, and acta ©£*aiLt, saysaoicss&efcajoge. (Horses, as give you a few samples of their fall SAP0L1O gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, &, male, (don't get half enough of -salt. The best "sign" of a good steer is dress goods?" cle&nltne'ss&n -Ttocwwat into t2&e.md of his ifee&flaox Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system four blocky quarters with no waste "Oh. no, not at all," replied Charlie, and. let him helphaaaaaelf. I is a great effectually, dispels colds, headaches place, while the best "sign" of a good obligingly. W at kind of samples?" thing for the promotion of ^health. IriSAsolidcaike^^^ol-scourtnjgsodpt and fevers and enres habitual "Well, I don't want anything very I oowis a pailful of rich milk twice a Horses .crave salt, tout thsGwasaflads constipation. Syru of Figs is the dark and yet not too light. I don't never get it on aeeouaat of their asiaster's only remedy of its kind ever produced, want brown, form summer dress was ignorance or carelessness. "ST&ey a Try iHnyournexhhouse-cieajnng &ndbehepfy The importance of peas, as a profitable brown and I don't believe I want any pleasing to the taste and acceptable will lick whitewashed walls for t&e erop to grow for stock feed is shade of blue for I've worn blue so to the stomach, prompt in sake of the salt in the 8ime, and oa growing on the farmers of America, S'i^ CHEA COMFORT much. You might get some plaid samples its action and truly beneficial us its pities thena for being desaied so cheap and should rightly grow to its fullest but I don't want any of those effects, prepared: only from the most a luxury. These things which a horse QC%Z%%??Fliried hy the smaU ^vestment in one cake of extent. blue and green plaids, nor anything .considers luxuries are all .simple, a healthy and agreeable substances, ita with much red it, nor too loud a KT A W- you have a house or tetchen to clean. all good for him, which is more an Cut a a the old wood of blackberries many excellent qualities commend it From the paint to the pots and pans, and including the plaid. Something in brown and white men can say of most of theirs. A while the ground is frozen. to all and have made it the most and gray, with just a dash of some windows and floors, it is the very test labor-savin/'soaj* Winr/S)7/V! nmjl. -ffnrwo -H- 4a 4-Tr,^ -,,^~,. 7.~~fc 7-.T. •_ JH horse is simple in his tastes he dearly not delay such work until spring. popular remedy known. brighter color might do, or—oh, don't tor scouring and cleaning. JlH Grocers sell it. loves a lump of sugar, a sweet apple Carefully burn all cuttings, in to get a cheek of any kind. Yo might Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c ?r carrot, and the honest, faithful teltew guard against disease. +, get samples of India twill or silk warp and 1 bottles by all leading druggists!/"1 will be heartily grateful to the mmMQimmmBM^F 6* Henrietta, in light and dark shades of A reliable 'druggist who An animal will perish if fed exclusively k»»d master who gives them to him green, not too light nor too dark—just may not have it on hand will procure I us well worth while to win tha gratitude on one kind of food, no matter medium or, if you see anything pretty it promptly for a one*who and affectioa of your horse, if how concentrated or nutritious it may Becommended in momi cloth or serge or a real soft by fnysic only £or selfish considerations. Occasionally wishes to try it^-^iDo not accept an.5 be, there is no perfect food for all agreeable cashmere or vieux rose cloth or pean »J vary the monotony of his druggists. classes' of stock except by affording a substitute. desoie in stylish shades you might feed by .steamed, meal, say twice a mixed ration. }&>**** get samples but I' prefer something iC O N %t? TvtePJT" IQ^ N CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CCf. week. fPnt his oats a some cracked in camel's hair, or—you don't suppose The advice frequently jgiven at a corn or meal in a stabte pail at noon SAP FRANCISCO, CAt. I could afford one of those Muscovite lOWSVfUE. KY. NEW vnax. N.V, young tase should be properly pruned with a Hfc&Je salt pour boiling wa silks, do you, dear? Yo get samples when it is set out contains nauch truth, ter, as much as the grain will take up EVE"IMMEB of it, anyhow. I' thought of something C0iiUMPTI0H.TF0i N ONLY! but a tree should be pruned carefully cover with & folded blanket and let it in fight cjoth a a de soie for two or three years, which will relieve .stand till evening, when it is cold and you might ask for samples of each Ih»TB»posrtao remedy for thembovedisease, by.tm tiben give it to him and see haw he will the grower of the necessity of N in-^going, dear? Well, pleasedon'tforget POSiTSyi rorL08TorFATXIHO KAHHPtBh Me tbofajaads of cases of the worst kind and W 1 geiartlaBd HIRVOTS DBBT2Xn| enjoy it. cutting off large limbs when the tree the—he's gone, and TU wager anything standi^ havebeea cored. Indaedso Strang my fertk Should Have •. I a Tno Honie. "UJ"?Sr*ofi I w»ua«K« TWO BOTTLES rsszjmiit. I IP* weakaesa of Bodyaad Sad: TTTftiB becomes large. JTc tree should. be§ he'll come home without half tiiet^TTOT+oriuxmssaiaaxiorTramMm. a VALUABLE TKEATSE on tirts duearo toanjr«nffanrwhowdlaendinetbeir.Examsand Dropped OH Sugar, Children JLove a to for those samples. Metfnevercanremember grown at thesa*finust heusad on it* P.O. oddreaa. totakeJoRS30\'sANODTHKljsiiiK5TforCrmip.CoW8, Sore Throat, Tonstlitla, Colic. Cramps ami Pains. Re V. A. Slocum. 181 Pearl Sc* N, anytbjBg*"--Puck. A £0?75§p-"4ea£ of $h.e a CftAft- limbs later injtfcs life. Iteves all Summer Complaints, Cotsand Braises like Mmtwttfrfrat.41 ttrtw, TttriMri**, U^TWfaCaMtSal magic 8old«Tef7wbet«. PrfceS5c.bymal1 6brtt!3 M.W.3LO. IS91 £xpn*jpaU,fS. LaJ0HNa0NfcO0,Bo6TOii,aUw. So. 13.