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^resident Barnaby, of Hartsville College, Survives a Serious lllnass
Through the Aid of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.
From the Krpubliean, Columbu*. Ind.
Beggar -Please, sir. I ’m so exhaust
The H artsvillo College, situated at my work and studies. In tim e I no*
ed 1 enn't get my breath and---- Gen H artsville, Indians, was founded years tieed that my health was failing. M y
tleman—H ere’s 5 cents; go and bt-.y one ago in the interest of the United Breth trouble was indigestion, and tnis w itls
—Harlem Life.
ren Church, when the state was mostly other troubles brought on nervousness.
•’H ow dreadfully stout the general Is a wilderness, and colleges were scarce.
“ My physician prescribed for me fo r
gettin g!” "Yes, isn’t it fortuuale! Oth T h e oollege is w ell known throughout some time, and advised me to take »
erw ise he wouhlu t be able to wear all the country, former students having change of climate. I did as he request
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bis m edals!"—Punch
gone into a ll parts o f the world.
ed and was some improved. Soon after,
I came here as professor in physios and1
Mr. N ew Hub—W hat does it mean
hush,-is
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wl» hold 27. N
chemistry, anil later was financial agent
when a bride promises to oljey’' Mr*.
of this college.
The change agreed
N ew Hub—Slnqtly that she prefers not
s S d ^ r n AT m 0rM - bU8h^
R o a d R i g h t s In G e r m a n y .
feet hiiri
’ ,|A <r * ,en feet wide, ten
with me, and for awhile my health was
Foreigners who visit Berlin will do to make a scene.—Puck.
better, but my duties were heavy, and
hold TH bSsbeU T “ f m l0UK " * »
“ Is that a good hen, Fncle Josh?” " A ,
well to observe that rule o f etiquette
again I found my trouble returning.
which precludes a person when out good hen?” said I n» le Josh, “ why, that
This time it was more severe and in
driving or riding front passing people ’ar heu lays eggs as big as hallstuns."
the winter I became com pletely pros
—Detroit
Free
l
’reui.
of high rank.
trated. I tried various medicines and
winVoM01 n - :iU—
Thus, a stranger, an American. It la
She— W hat a little mouth your young
different physicians. F in ally, I was
said, was arrested the other day in the lady friend has! IJ doesn't look large
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able to return to my duties. Last spring
Thiergarten, for having ventured to enough to hold Iter • nigtte.
lie —It j
I was elected president of tlie college.
<o.u win r .,ho1" 800 b,i,sue|s ° f p» r drive past the carriage conveying the
doesn't.—Yonkers Statesman.
Again I had considerable work, and
«m in 1 L I ,
8bel1 ('oru or other
Mrs. Newed —Was I nervous, dear,
the trouble, which had not been en»
Farmer
huahelg.-stoekman and young Crown Prince and his brother
on their daily drive.
tirely cured, began to affect me. and
during the ceremony ? Miss Splteglrl
The royal vehicle was proceed'ng at
last fail I collapsed. I had different
W ell, a trifle, at first, darling, «rat not
M a k in g th e Soil D eep er.
a relatively slow pace. and. as the stran
doctors, but none did me any good.
hough the farmer may not want to ger was driving a pair o f spirited hors ufter W illiam had said y e s —Truth.
Professor Bowman, who is professor
Mrs. Ton—You used to say I was tlie
low deep f „ r spring crops he always es, he saw no harm In driving past and
PEOV. ALVIN r. BA KN A BY.
o f natural science, told me o f his ex
light o f your life. Mr. Ton— Yes, and l
kes to have soil as deep as possible. ahead o f the Princes.
A reporter recently called at this fa perience w itli Dr. W illiam s' Pink P ills
is an advantage to topdress even
This rule has always prevailed with stipiaise that's why. you are so easily
mous seat of learning and was shown for Pale People and urged me to g i v «
hough only poor soil ¡s used to do it regard to military officers, a young put out uow we are married.—Judy.
into the room of the president, Prof. them a trial, because they had benefited!
vttn. H e have known the soil dug lieutenant or captain never venturing
A ray o f hope: T h e Bride—I'm so
him in a sim ilar case, and I concluded
from deep wells and spread over ad to give his dust to his major or his col worried about Fred's cold! Her Moth- | A lv in P. Barnahv. When last seen by
joining land to greatly help the soil onel. while the latter, in his turn, is er—Still, the m ajority o f cases o f cold the reporter Prof. Barnaby was in d e li to try them.
“ The tirst box helped me, and th »
alter a year or two. This subsoil was content to follow in the wake o f bU Ln the head terminate favorably.—Puck. cate health. Today he was apparently
in the best o f health.
In response to second gave great relief, such as I had
01 1,1 ""nei-Hl fertility, though of general.
Barnes 'form er—'T alk a (tout your an inquiry the professor said:
never experienced from the treatment,
ioui.se it had little or no vegetable
frosts! W hy. a boy came down from
A fte r using s is
“ Oh, yes, I am much better than for of any physician.
K O C K U U ON T H E C R E S T O F T H E
matter. After it had been exposed to
the gallery and wanted his money back some time. I am now in perfect health; boxes of the medicine I was entirely
W AVES.
frost one or two winters it produced
because he was afgald to stay alone.— but my recovery was brought about in cured. Today I am perfectly w ell.
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good small grain crops, though manure The landsman, tourist or commercial traveler, Life.
feel better and stronger than for years^,
rather a peculiar w ay.”
was needed when corn, potatoes or oth speedily begins, and not only begins, but con
“ T e ll meabout it ,” said the reporter. I oertainly recommend this m edicine.” *
She—It must have taken a great deal
tinues, to feel the extreme of human misery
er hoed crops were planted on it.— E x \ during
the transit across the tempestuous o f persistence on your part to learn to
To ullay all doubt Prof. Barnabjs
“ W ell, to begin at the b egin n in g,”
change.
Atlantic But if, with wise prescience, he h>is
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play the violin so well. H e—It did. I said the professor, “ I studied too hard cheerfully made an affidavit before
provided himself with a supply of Hostetler’;
j Htomach Bitters, his pangs are promptly miti- had to go constantly armed for five when at school, endeavoring to educate
L Y M A N J. SCUDDER,
Dandelion G reen ».
(ftted, and then C6RM cm the goo 1 ship again
Notary Public
m yself for the professions. A fte r com
Every housewife knows that dande drops her anchor. This is worth knowing, and years.—Life.
of our yachtsman, summer voyagers,
Dr. W illia m s ’ P in k P ills for Pale^
"B ut w e cannot live on papa," protest pleting the common course I came here,
lion greens are excellent for the table, i thousands
tourists and business men do know it.
ed the savage's bride to be; “ he is and graduated from tlie theological People are sold by all dealers, or w ill)
and none the worse because they are
slightly tonic to the stomach and aid
Electricity lias been adopted as the dreadfully poor.” " W e can w ait until course. I entered the m inistry, and be sent postpaid on receipt o f price, 60
digestion. But all do not know that m otive power of the machinery in con lie is fa tter!” said tlie cannibal.—De accepted the charge of a United Breth- cents a box, or six itoxes for $2.50 (th e y
ren Church at a small place in Kent i are never sold in bulk, or by the 100)(.
the dandelion under good cultivation nected with the drainage system in troit Journal.
grows much larger than In its wild New Orleans.
An old woman quite repellent comes county, Mich. Being of an ambitious by addressing Dr. W illia m s ’ M edicine
state, and is therefore much more eas HOM K I’ K o D I C T S A N D F U K K F O O D . In. “ Do you think you can find a nus- nature, I applied m yself diligen tly to Co., Schenectady, N. Y .
ily gathered, cleaned and prepared for
band fo r me?” she asks. Agent—Per
ttye table. It is considerably grown for
haps—If some blind man comes In.—
A ll Eastern »Svrup, so-called, usually very
light
colored
and
oi
heavy
body,
is
made
from
greens by market gardeners, who find
L ’ lllustre de Poche.
lucose. ‘ Tea Hardin Drips” is made from
R E A S O N S F O R U S IN G
It a fairly profitable crop. Probably if
ugur Cane and is strictly pure. It is for sale
“ Did you divide your boubous with
farmers planted the improved varieties ; by first-class grocers, in cans only. Manufac your little brother, M ollle?” “ Yes, tun;
tured by the P acific C oast S yru p C o . A ll gen-
of dandelion they could And a good ; nine “ Tea Garden Drips" have the manufac- 1 ate the candy and gave him the mot
market in nearby eitles or villages , turer’s name lithographed on every can.
toes. You know he Is aw fu lly fond of
along with other produce.
Watercolor drawings w ill, it is said, reading.” —Pick-M e-l'p.
last four hundred years if they are pro-
“ You poor schoolma'ams are w oefu l
U n even ly M atched Team s.
| tected from direct sunlight.
ly underpaid." "Oh. I dou't know. I
It was an old command o f the Mo
have taken enough chewtug-gum aw ay
saic law not to yoke the ox and the S tate of O h io , C it y of T oledo , f
Because it is absolutely pure.
L it a s C o u nty .
t
from the children to last me three
ass together. This was not by any
Because it is not made by tlie so-called Dutch Process in
F r a n k J. C h e n e y makes oath that he is the
means an arbitrary rule. It had sound senior partner of the firm of F. J. C heney <fc Co., years."—Indianapolis Journal.
which chemicals are used.
business in the city of Toledo, County
"A h . my poor man,” said the benevo
reason behind it. The slow ox and tlm doing
Because beans of the finest quality are used.
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
quicker ass could not pull true, ami the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each lent old lady, “ I suppose you are often
Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured pinched by want and hunger, are you
neither could do Its best when thus and
the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans.
by the use of H a l l ’ s C atarrh C ure .
uot?”
“
Yessum,
and
by
de
cops.”
—Cin
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FRANK
J.
CHENEY.
coupled. Whenever teams travel un
Because it is the most economical, costing less titan one cent
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my cinnati Commercial-Tribune.
evenly there is w as taut jerking tlie | presence, this t>th day of December, A. D. 1N*6.
a cup.
yoke from one side to the other, caus ! , -------1
“ And are the divorce laws so very
Re sure that you get the genuine article made by W a LTBR
A. W. GLEASON,
BAKHR & CO. Ltd., Dorchester. Mass. Established 1 7N(l.
ing galls that soon requite a ions
Notary Public.
liberal in your section?” “ Liberal? Say!
H h II’ s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and They are so lilteral that nobody ever
period of rest to heal. When the team
directly ou the blood ami mueous surfaces
is matched so that it will pull true, it aets
heard o f a woman crying at a wedding
of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. .1. C HENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
will do more work, and without eithei
out there.” —Detroit Journal.
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
animal in the team being Injured.
H e—Miss Bellacour claims to belong
j H a ll’s Family Pills are the best.
to a very old fam ily. She—W ell, site's
B a rb ed W ir e R e e l.
The most extensive cemetery in the Justified. There are six o f those girls,
The reel is mnde tip o f two cultivatoi w orjtj ¡g that at Rome, in which over
A re you nervous? Y o u r nerves are
and the yotiugest o f them must be at
wheels, a .1x3 Inch timber for an axle ^ooil.OOO human beings have been
least 35.” —Cleveland Leader.
the channels through which your gen
interred.
“ Mrs. Chink lias hit ou a plan to keep
eral vitality courses. If they are upset
Newton calculated the speed velocity her huslKtud from smoking in the par
you can’t be healthy. There are in
of the comet of 1860 to be 880,000 lor.” "W h a t dki she do?” "She hung
numerable ailments following nervous
m iles an hour.
Brydonne rated the the portraits o f iter three form er hus
speed of the comet he saw in 1770 at bands there.” —Chicago Record.
ness.
Bachelor—Do you think a man w ill
| 2,500,000 miles an hour.
have bud luck if lie gets married on
Piso’s Cure for Consumption is the only F riday? Benedict—Oh, I don’t think It
1 cough medicine used in my house.—D. C.
makes any difference whether it's F ri
Albright, Miitlinburg. l ’a., Dec. 11, ’95.
day or not.—Yonkers Statesman.
Cures all o f them. T h e life o f the nerves is Electricity,
A mustard |>ot which does not require
” ‘Truth crushed to earth w ill rise
which this famous appliance pours into your body for hours
---- — ,
.
. ~ the use of a spoon has been invented in again,’ ” quoted the earnest man.
handles, uprights, braces, etc., put to-
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at a time. Its effect is soothing, strengthening, exhilarating.
The mustard is supplied “ True,” replied Senator Sorghum; “ but
irpth<>r iis shown in tliG iiiustriition.
.
.
n
,
as miu
through a little spout by pressing on
in many eases, not until a fter the re f
Read Dr. Sanden’s famous book. “ T h r e e C l a s s e s o f M e n .”
One person guides the reel by holding ,
. ®
‘
er ee has counted ten.” —Washington
It is instructive to weak men or women. It gives hundreds
tlie handles while another turns the 1___ ^
Star.
crank.— Orange Judd Farmer.
o
f cases o f cures accomplished in the Northwest.
I f you
She—T ell me, dearest, do you really
will send us your address we will mail you a copy by return
tell me all your thoughts? H e—Cer
T o m a t o »« G r o w n by th e A c re .
tainly, my darling; more than «that,
mail F R E E , closely sealed.
Many farmers uow tiud the tomato n
even. E very day I tell you hundreds
fairly profitable crop. They require
o f things without even thinking.—An
moderately fertile land, but not so rich
SA N DEN E LE C TR IC BELT C O . , » » » w . »t w ..h in g t»n »t.. p«.i*i»a<i. o r.
swers.
as the vines find in ordinary garden
The Farm er's W ife —Would you be
Whm writing to AdvertiMr pirate mention thil paper.
culture. Very rich land makes too
w illin g to saw some wood fo r your
much foliage and delays ripening of
breakfast? Fluent Fontleroy—It would
the fruit. It Is not expected, however,
be useless, madam. My teeth are not
A B it o f O rig in a l S p ellin g.
that field tomatoes shall be earliest in
as good as they once were.—Cornell
The Boy, as has been said, was born
market. More often their best sale
W idow .
without tbe sense o f spell. The Rule
comes late in the season, when there is
"S o you think with the bishop that o f Three, It pusxled him, and fractions
demand even for the unripe fruit to 1«?
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restore«
the crowd at Cnrson was not compos were as bad; and the proper placing of
made into pickles with other vegetable
Weakness, Nervousness, Debility,
ed o f average Americans?” “ O f course e and 1, or 1 and e, the doubling o f let
products of the garden.
anti all the trftitt of evil«
I do. The average man was too hard ters ln the middle o f words, and bow
from e erlj errors or later
eiceeee«; the reunite of
up to go.” —Cincinnati Commercial- to treat the addition o f a suffix in “ / ”
A P o u lt r y T ab le.
overwork, nicknefle, wor-
•y, etc. Full «trenfrth.
An Ingenious statistician has drawn
Tribune.
or “ tion” “ alw ays drove him mad,”
lerelopment and ton*
“ it Is very hard to learn to ride a bl- from his childhood up. He hated to
up a table to show how many eggs the
lirtv.m to o very o r fra a
und portion of the hod/.
; cycle?” asked the pretty girl o f her go to school, but he loved to play
various kinds of domestic fow ls lay
' Himple, natural methods.
; cousin W ill, who bad taken three les school; and when Johnny U oimm ibuu
per annum, and bow many o f the eggs
Immediate improvement
seen. Fail nre ini possible.
Mas
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ifth
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f
a
Century
sons. “ W e ll." said W ill
ruefully, and he were not conducting a pomp
go to the pound:
2.000 references. Book*
explanation and proofs
"w hen you hit the ground it is."— ous public funeral—a certain oblong
Geese. 4 to the pound; 30 per annum. Cured all form s o f . . .
mailed (sealed) free.
Washington Times.
Polish, 9 to the pound; 150 per an-
hat-brush, with a rosewood back, stud
K ID N E Y and L IV E R D IS E A S E 5 .
Jinks (at a party)—I don’ t see what'B ded with brass tacks, serving as a co f
uffalo n y
Bantam s. 16 to the pound; 100 per
the matter with that pretty woman fin, ln which lay the body o f Henry
THE DREAD
over there.
She was aw fu lly flirty Clay, Daniel W ebster, or tbe Duke of H f l I r A " I ”
money by sue*
A I
rr*" ul " i n itiation lu
r ig h t s
* 'Haitiburgs, 9 to tbe pound; 200 per
a w hile ago and now she won't have W ellington, all o f whom died when l l A l « f I L | I L
J fjt I
< hicrtso. We buy ftndi
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sell wheat there on mar-
anything to do with me. Stranger—I Johnny and The Boy were about 8 I I ■ ■
Hins. Fortunes have been made on a sm all'
“ “Turkeys. 5 to tbe pound; 30 to 60 per
have Just come in. She's my w ife.— years o ld -th e y were teaching each eglnninf? by trading In futures. W rite for*
full particulars. Best of reference given Her-
Scottish Nights.
Is but advanced K id n ey Disease.
other the three Immortal and exceed eral
years’ experience on the Chicago Board o f
“ “ “ line fowl. 9 to the pound; ItiO per
"Th en why did yon encourage me?” ingly trying “ It's” —reading,
’filin g, Trade, and a thorough knowledge of the bUH|-i
E ith e r Is Dangerous.
he demanded, fiercely. Tears sprang and 'rithm etlc—In a play school. Hhelr ness. Downing, Hnpkirih.k Co., f'hicairo Board»
B oth can be Cured
of Trade Brokers. Ottices in Portland, Oregon*
^Leghorns, 9 to the pound: 200 per an- if treated in tim e w ith W a rn e r’s
to her eyes. "P ra y , forgive me,” she favorite spelling-book was a certain Spokane and Seattle, Wash.
entreated. “ I know I got mad when old cook book discarded by tbe bead
Safe Cure.
“ “Plymouth Rocks. 8 to the pound; 150
yon asked me to be your w ife, and told o f the kitchen, and considered all that
Large bottle or new style «mailer
one at your druggist's.
Ask for
I you never to speak to me again, but was necessary for their educational
eith er and accept do substitute.
P7.ang1ha>‘s' 8 to ‘ he pound; 150 per
! I am sorry. 1 do not love you now. I purpose.
From this, one afternoon, Gives Vigor, Health, Life and Strength. P.aaf
don’t believe I loved you even then. I Johnnie gave out "doughnut,” with the to take and effective. Used and sold everywhere.
3“Brahmas. 7 to the pound; 130 per an-
If your druggist or merchant has not In stock
[ « a s thoughtle«*. Can you not forgive follow in g surprising resu lt Conscious
the genuine remedy, which has and will cure
| me? May w e uot part friends?” —De o f the puzzling presence o f certain si W per cent, address Plunder's Oregon Blood
“ " racks. S to the pound; 30 to 60 per
Pori land, Or., by sending f ! for a
troit Journal.
lent consonants and vowela, The Boy Purifier,
or l'» for a half doseo bottles anu we wUl
annum.-Farro News.
Boston Teacher—W e w ill now fake thus set It down: "D-O, dough, N-O- bottle
prepay express.
W « carry the most complete line of OrtnnaA.nni up the study o f the senws.
W hy has U-G-H-T, nut—doughnutT’ and he went
and Athletic Go. ds on the Coast.
I 1 1 P T I U K a n d T I L E S c o re d ; n o p a y o n *
A n O ld S y n a g o g u e -
¡the Creator furnished ns with eyes? up head in a class o f one. neither teach l|y
SUITS A v u UNIFORMS MADE TO OftOER.
til enred; send for bonk. Du*. M a . vhf
At the foot of Mount Mitbridates. on
Boston Pupil (aged 4>—T o enable us to er nor pupil perceiving the funny blun d porter wi CLP, AJH Market felt., 8an Fra inn*
bend for Oar Athletic Catalogue.
the south coast of Crimea, is a syna-
see. Teacher—And what office 1* filled der T b e Boy had made.— 8L Nicholas.
W I L L
At F I N C K
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l , g Ue which dates back l . » * years. S f S . S ’TO M a r k e t S t.. S a n K r a n r l . r o , C a l . I by the nose? Pupil—It was given to
Almost destroyed during the Tartar
man so that he might smell and thus
Microscopical investigation is said ot
woof it was restored in liWJ by
guard against the Inhalation o f un- prove that the pores of wood invite the
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raTberlne * There are seventy farnl-
RVF «bouM
should
Mas. WnfftLov'i SooTHura Starr
be ] licalthy odors. T each er—W h y are we
passage of moisture <n the direction of
for
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children
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in the Place, and a* there I. only w a e tisn.
Pupil—T o hold our
n « the* r ’im n *U a v - a ll pain, « m - * w ir d r*#>l|r.nnd la 4 favored with ears?
the timber’s growth, but repel it io tbe
I th r brat w n H ? fo r dvarrhoMh. T w en ty F ra e * n h a d
S m for fifty worshiped In the syn *
spectacles In place.—Cleveland Leader. opposite direction.
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gogue It Is to be enlarged.
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A Till- W ell,
pvcuient ¡1 ml cheap w atering
L sKicli In pastures, aw ay from
hi. through which tile drains
i iv |„. made fo r a considerable
I„| often the Whole season In
Bimini; manner: Three or four
the main drain dig a hole
|joiigh so that tw o barrels may
■d one on top o f the other, the
..Jie lower one coming about lev-
I me bottom o f the main tile: this
L, for tlie low er barrel w ill briing
J| h i - one usually a fe w Inch—
■the top o f the ground.
Ii-et the main tile to low er barrel
few lateral tile o f small size
In sjjght incline and passing
III the side o f the barrel. Through
hide tile the w ater w ill run from
Lin drain and keep the lower i>ar-
Erijr full o f w ater at all times
■there is the least flo w in the
Brain. Rem ove the bottom o f top
, before putting in position. Bet-
J use salt barrels fo r the top ones.
Irk will destroy them more or
»litr e .
From the largest cities down to the
smallest towns this is the month for the
beginning o f out-door sporta of all kinds,
ami also the beginning of the season when
sprains, bruises, hurts and mishaps ar • as
plentiful as huckleberries.
Every Spring
this is a common exjierieiice, and the com
mon experience has settled down to this,
that the best thing to do is to be provide«!
with a supply o f St Jacobs Oil for emer
gencies of the kind as an especially sure
cure for the worst sprain or the blackest
bruise. Sportsmen, athletes, ball players
and oarsmen have known this for many,
many seasons, and reference to it is now
only a reminder to get your supplies. Hard
strains and overwork o f the muscles will
bring pains and aches ami sportsmen know
what’s best and are never without the sur
est cure in tlie use o f the great remedy.
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THE T II.E W E L L .
I kerosene barrels w ell burned out
Excellent. A pump may be used
lis well or the w ater easily dipped
I a pail by the hand or with a short
This arrangem ent prevents any
matter gettin g into the main
■ ^ « i. and if the w ell is covered none
___ get into It.—Farm and Fireside.
A ll A b o u t
H iv e » .
I the tirst place, it is w ell known
I tlie common or black bees do not
gase to such an extent under the
! conditions as do tlie Italian bees.
|honey season has also much to do
it. During a scarcity o f honey
will not increase so rapidly as if
Ihoney flow w as heavy. Also, the
of tlie hive has much to do with
| control o f swarm ing.
I f abun-
of room is given black bees for
!^ ^ a g e . they w ill seldom swarm at
Irren in the beat o f hooey seasons.
d ^ J ity of storage room lias much to do
{Q^HiiMtrolliiig the çw arm ing o f Italian
but they nre more liable to
|rm than blacks. It is very import-
to have beehives just the right
I. even if they are made old box
(lion. A very large hive w ill never
[luce good results any w ay you take
Hives should be made sectional.
I if at any tim e more room Is needed
another section. T h e required
r. as given in our standard works,
T^BiiHiut 2.000 cubic loche«.—K n e w
finer.
P r e t t y K ro o d ’ n-r Coop.
L. I.andon, o f W illiam sport. Pa.,
bite of the enthusiastic fanciers who
|ieves that nothing is too good for
chickens. The illustration shown
lliat o f one o f his brooding coops, a
|st palatial affair fo r an old hen and
1 brood. It is handsomely mnde and
Inteil in the highest style o f the art.
Killed with ventilating blinds and
puud glass windows.
W h ile it Is
libtful if the chicks so reared nre
p' better than those who spend their
Vkenliood in a dry-goods box, Mr.
Jndon lias, at least, tlie satisfaction
knowing that Ills chicks are well
B re a k fa st Cocoa.
J
Good H ealth
Dr. Sanden’s
Electric Beit...
VIGOR of MEN
ERIE MEDICAL CO., B
B
b r o o d in g
coop.
Jotected anil com fortably housed in
1 prettiest brooding coop to be found.
J n d c tiitr b Piar by It» I tn lr .
[As an indication o f the quality o f a
Is. the hair Is made o f much value to
fe breeder or feeder. Fine, silky hair
an indication that the flesh w ill lie
ne-grained and o f
good
quality,
^ ^ ^ ■ o a rs e . stiff hair Is invariably found
an animal slow to fatten and with
irse flesh. T h e shrewd feeder and
[at shrewd breeder w ill reject an ani-
pal with coarse hair; such hair usually
companies a bad disposition. Stnr-
[>g hair indicates an unhealthy condi
gn of the imdy. By studying the pe-
N iatitles o f the hair o f live stock
Jtich o f the Internal structure and of
l*e disposition o f the animal may be
Turned.
C a p a c it y o f H in a a n d
W a g o n ».
Every boy around the farm o f suita-
[k age should be taught how to figure
k t the number o f bushels o f wheat
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