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B H A D STR E E T'S
TUt*
R ELICS
REPORT.
(>*n*ri»l T n d *
la Con doad
Staple LI uea.
OF
THE
PAST.
to
In t e r e s t in g
D U o o .a r le «
by
P e n n s y l­
v a n ia H ou n d E x c a v a to r s
New York, A uk - 34.— Bradstreet's
weekly trade review gays:
General trade throughout the United
States is practically confined to staple
lines. The volume of busiuess is do
larger.
Where orders have increased
iu number, they are smaller in size. In
most instances they are based on near­
by requirements. The feature of the
week is the increased difficulty in mak­
ing collections and the higher rates for
mercantile discounts. Credits are be­
ing scanned more closely than hereto­
fore, and are grunted less freely. Bus­
iness iu South Carolina is retarded
by drouth, and in Northern Louisiana,
Texas, Southern Arkansas and Missis­
sippi prolonged drought has so inter­
fered with business in some sections
that it amounts to a calamity. Some
Northwestern lumber mills abut down
owing to low prices and difficulty in
obtaining money,while the demand for
woolens for spring delivery is not yet
sufficient to start machinery going.
Wheat exports continue well, total
shipments from both coasts of the
Uuited States and from Montreal this
week (flour included as wheat) amount­
ing to 2,1)91,693 bushels, against 2,-
636,000 bushels last week, and as com­
pared with 2,880,000 bushels in the
week a year ago, and with 8,182,000
two years ago.
The total business failures in the
United States is 244 this week, six
more than last week, seventy-two more
than in the week a year ago, and thir­
teen more than the third week of A u ­
gust, 1804, the period of extreme de­
pression after the panic of 1803.
Pittsburg, Aug. 24.— Great iuterest
is manifested over the discovery of im­
plements in a mound at McKee rocks,
which is being excavated for scientific
purposes. The mound is belived to
have been built by the ancient mound
builders, and the implements found
today plaoe the mound on a psr with
those that have been explored else­
where. The work is being done under
the direction of Thomas Harper, of this
oity, who believes that the specimens
found here are not less than 1,000 years
old, and proves that they were made
by the most ancient people that in­
habited tins couutry. The list includes
a bone implement which Mr. Harper
belives was a Baker, the pieces of
which are separated in five or six
parts. Bone Deedles or awls also were
found, and Mr. Harper says they can
be partially restored.
A tomahawk, which Mr. Harper re­
gards as being not less than 1,000 years
old, was found. The same kind of
weapons are also found on the British
isles. It is made of gneiss. He con­
siders this an extraordinary discovery.
The bone implement, or Baker is the
implement whioh the ancients used in
making flint instruments. The speci­
mens w ill be plaoed in the Carnegie
museum.
Kinoe this mound was opened, a
month ago, sixteen skeletons have been
found, many of them of gigantic
stature.
AGRICULTURAL NEWS
F I T S — A l l í , »torpea fr** by D r. K l i n * '«
G r e e t N . n * K e a to re r. No flu »tier I t e flixt
d e r 'e u »«
M »rveloo« eure*. T re »ti«* »Di! #2 00
rri»l bold* tree io Ft< -•«-#• Send to Dr K Hue,
«31 Arcb St., Philadelphia, P«.
T H IN G S P E R T A IN IN G
TO
FARM A N D HOME.
In some of the farming districts of
Chin» pigs are harnessed to small
wagons and made to draw them.
IV P E S T IB K D O A T A N D N IG H T
S L A V E R Y IN A L A S K A « v
From that record the following facts
are given:
T n ll-o s
" h o O w n O t h e r T.idla-t* * • With nervouso*«», take Hostetter*» Stomach
For the first nine years the cost per
Hitters, which luvlgorates and tranquillize« the
C h a tt e l s.
nervout sy»tcm. The bos 1« of r v c o e r y is a re­
! head ranged from $14 to $32.39, but In
form in error» of dlge.-tlou. The epigasrrio
The
other
day
a
gentleman
pointed
THE ■ 1893 he begun feeding beets and corn,
«u d brain «re united in the < losent bond
out two Indians passing ou the street o uer\e
f sympathy, no that dvspeptic symrt*»G«i v *
which bad been cut and cured In the
the 8««trie region are always accompanied by
aud
remarked:
"There
goes
a
slave.”
shock and then run through a shred­
hurtful reflex nervtus action. Both are rem­
I had heard the statement made that edied by the Bitten*, which also cures malaria,
I believe mv prompt use ol Pi*o’» cur*
slavery yet exists among the Ala*ka biliousness, rheumatism aud kidney trouble.
prevented quirk consumption.— Mrs. I.ucy
8, 000 P o u n d s o f M i l k A n n u a l l y -
Indian*, hut it was a surprise to lx- con­
Wallace,
Marquette, Kan., Dec. 12, '95.
It is estimated that one crow w ill
fronted with an actual remnant of the
Threshing
Dam p
G r a i n —H a v e
a
destroy 700,000 insects every year.
institution almost wlthiu the shadow
R oo m f o r H a r n e s s - F a r m N o te s.
There 1 b more catarrh in this section of the M i l l F ll F U F F To Ÿ . L Â f t ' T u ï ï V û *
of a federal court bouse. Of the two
than all other di*easel put together,
ludiau*. the slave and hi* master, to country
A v e r a g e M i l k Y ie l d .
aud until the last few years was supposed to be
incurable
For a great many v« an» doctor« pro
whom
my
attention
was
directed,
the
An Agricultural Department bulletin
it a local disease, and prescribed local
This circular is issued for the beneflt of our
slave was rather the better dressed, riounced
says: A very good annual average yield
remedies, and by constantly failing tocure witn country customers who cinnot avail themselves
and he was also the more intelligent- local tie*!m ea t, pronounced It Incurable. of our Daily Spjc:al Sales, iend ns your ad­
of milk la 5,<XK) pounds Instead of 3.0OO.
Las proven catarrh to be a constitution­ dress You willflDd bnthgoodsand rrl* e «rig h t
lnoklug. Since th-n I have observed Science
Hnd 200 to 228 pounds of butter per
al diheas*-, and therefore renni-es constitutional
W IL L .V FINOK CO.,
treatment
H a ll’s catarrh Cure, manufactured
MFfrJO Market street Sail Francisco, Cal.
the
pair
several
times,
generally
work­
cow Instead of 125 pounds.
Man r
by K J. Cneney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, 1« the only
ing together ou some transient job, like constitutional cure on the market. It is taken
beivls kept In a plain, practical farm
sawing wood, apparently on an even internally iu dose» from in drop* to a teaspoon-
fashion attain «till better results.
ful. It acts directly on the blood aad mucou«
footing, although the master seems to surfaces
of the system. They offer one hundred
There are manifestly many cows In
-
FO R C H IL D R E N T E E T H IN G
dollars for auy case it fails to cure. Send for
do
more
sitting
around.
I
would
Judge
the country, probably some millions,
For «ale by »11
Co fe a t « a bottle.
circulars aud testimonial*.
Address,
from appearances thut tbe slave is the
K. J ( HK.NEY A CO., Toledo, O.
that do not produce the vaiue of their
Sold
by
Druggists.
76o.
better eoutetited of tbe pair, for the
rnnual cost, however cheap aud waste-
H a ll’s Fam ily Fills are the best.
other seems careworn with tbe respon­
for
fully poor their keeping may be. It Is
Í whlag a n i ßiiod, Bieediof or P ro iru d m i Pile* yteid at o m I «
sibility
of
keeping
him
at
work.
Chicago is to have a fat man's elub, DR. B O -8 A N -K O '8 P IL Z R E M E D Y. »*>»• is*-
apparent that If but two cows wen-
tug, Alatore» tu m ori. A p ositive cure, tir c u .a r * » p d L fre «. F r i o »
The custom of holding slaves, up to a it is said.
IUu. I i , . « u u , r u , .
O U U O S A .N A O . P k l l « . , P « .
kept, of the suggested standard of pro­
few years ago, was very common
duction, In place of every three of the
among all the tribes. Children stolen
existing average quality, tbe aggregate
from one tribe by members of another,
product« of the dairy Industry of the
and captives taken in battle aud their
I l i i r n l n a P o t a t o V in e * .
country would be Increased more than
Wherever rot or blight has prevailed descendants, were held In bondage.
The highest claim f^r other j
10 per eeut, while the aggregate co*t
i In potatoes no time should be lost after Some of tbe wealthier chiefs reclined
to their owners ought to tat leas aud
tobaccos is “ Just as
the potatoes nre dug In burning the In oriental style—as far as compatible
probably would be
i tops. This will prevent the spread of with the fur and fish business—aud bad
good as D u r h a m . "
Bvcry possible Influence Rhould he ex­ ! the fungus, with which the tops will scores of slaves to do their bidding.
E v e r y old s m o k e r
erted to Induce dairy farmers to weed always be found filled where disease
Of course, the government lias in­
out their herds and keep fewer cows prevails. It Is a good plan to burn tbe terfered us far as practicable, to put a
knows there is none just
and better ones. At least the average potato tops auy way. About all the stop to the custom. A few years ago
as good as
quality of cows kept for dairy pur­ nianurlal value they contain Is their the captain of the Waehuset, acting un­
poses should be brought up to a re­ potash, and this is all saved in their der instructions from the government,
spectable and profitable standard. For nah. Thu old-time plan of using the assembled all the coast tribes within
C A L IF O R N IA M INES.
tbe present the cow owner may reason­ vines to plow under as manure, or, reach and announced, through inter­
ably require something over two gal­ worse still, taking them to the bnrn- preters. that they must give up iheir
T r » n i v « « I O p e r a to r » L o o k in g T o w a r d
lons of milk per day for four months, yurd nnd composting with manure, is Slaves, and offered to the latter full
T h a t S ta te.
then two gallons a day for the next known now to bo often a means of protection. Many of the chiefs com­
Han Franoisoo, Aug. 24.— If present four, aud at least two months more In
M OD IFIE D THE ORDER.
keeping the germs alive. In the manure plied with the order, but there are still
Indications can be relied upon, the re­
milk during tbe year with constantly heap especially the potato rot finds a many others who, l»y threats aud
cent
political
tronbleg
in
the
Trans­
Ilttllruails M ay I a n y Certain Lett er «
decrwislng yield. This provides for an good field for propagating. For this "ghost stories." are able to control their
vaal, Houth Africa, are likely to have
W it h o u t Postage.
annual yield of 5,000 pounds of milk, reason tbe feeding of diseased potatoes slaves. The Alaska Indians will un­
a benefioial effect on the mining in­
or about 575 gallons, which Is a fair to stock In winter should never he flinchingly face many dangers, espe­
Washington, Aug. 24.— Acting Post­
dustry in California.
As is probably
Ideal standard for the dairy cow In the practiced. The worst parts of the po­ cially those of the sea, but they are
Yon will find one coupon inside
master-General Neilsou today modified
well known, there has l>eeu an exodus
na tv.
each two ounce bag, and
two cou­
the recent order of the postmaster-gen­
tato will he rejected, and these will go particularly afraid of being killed—that
of mining enigneers from the TrausvHnl United Htatea.
pons inside each iour ounce
eral prohibiting railroads from carry­
Into the manure pile to make trouble is, by their fellow man—and the chiefs
during the past few months. Ham­
T h reshing Dam p Grain.
bag
o
f
Blackwell’s
Durham.
take advantage o f this trait to breed
ing, without payment of postage, mail mond, Perkins and many other mining
It Is quite likely that much grain will next year.
Buy a bag of. t h is cele­
and train Into their slaves the idea that
relating to railroad business.
The
brated tobacco and read the
experts who have had a hand in the be threshed while damp this year, as
S m a l l V e r s u s I.-rore C e l e r y .
other Indians, and even whites, will
modified order was issued to meet the
1 coupon— which gives a list!
direction of vast mining enterprises in wet weather In harvest time caused It
It Is quality In celery rather than kill them if they attempt to run away.
views expressed in an opinion by A t­
* of valuable presents and how
the Johannesburg district, have retired to be got lu before fully dry. In most quantity that counts. There was for a
This Idea, together with the fact that
torney-General Harmon, to whom the
to get them.
from the scene of the recent disturb- cases the grain will take less barm in time a desire to get the largest varie­
the slaves nre generally kept as much
matter had been referred at the request ancea for prudential reasons, and are
tbe bundle thun out of tt. Ho long as ties, but It was soon found that these
as possible from contact with the
of the railway companies.
now in London. MaDyof these gentle­ grain was threshed by hand there was were generally coarse and lacking the!
whites, has served to perpetuate the
The attorney-general held first, that
men still retain their Houth African no danger o f the work being done tine nutty flavor o f the medium-sized
a ruilorad company has the right to
nonneotions, but, instead of devoting while either straw or grain were damp. sorts. Much depends on how the celery custom, and there Is still an aggregate
of several hundred Indians held In
carry letters without payment of post­ their attention to Afrioan
mining It made the work too hard, and the Is grown. A quick growth means bet-1
bondage.
age, that are written and sent by the affairs, they are looking for good in­
threshing wns always reserved for cold ter quality than where the growth is 1
officers and agents of the railorad com­
The Indians are not especially cruel
vestments in other mining sections of weather, after frost hnd thoroughly made slowly. Hence the necessity for
pany which carries and delivers them,
the world on behalf of the companies dried ou* both straw mid grain. When heavy manuring with finely rotted ma­ masters. The condition of slavery
concerning its business, and these only. and corporations they represent. C ali­
horse-power threshing machines came nure. This, however, is very drying seems to rest lightly on Its subjects. The
They may be letters to its other officers fornia is attracting not» small share of
natives are kiudliei nature,! than are
Into use there was nearly as much care to the soil, and many market garden­
and agents, to those of connecting
their attention, and, from what oan be Iu haviug the grain In good condition ers rely largely on commercial nitrates those farther south, and Father Bar-
lines, or to any one else, so long as no
loarned from mining engineers now for threshing.
We have seen the to make the rapid growth of vegetables nuni, whom I have mentioned above,
other carrier intervenes. The moment here, there is a disposition on the part
tells me that the farther north one
thresher stalled when the grain came that they desire.
this occurs, such other currier is tran­
goes the better Hat tired lie finds them,
of moneyed kings of the Transvaal to too fast or too damp. In the large
sporting letters for a third party, which invest heavily in mining properties in
lie says that 111 all of the five years
steam threshers the bundles go through
C n n n in T h i r t i e s W i t h o u t Set*<i.
is contartry to law. Lettetrsof a com­ this stute.
j that he has been among the Iuuuits of
all right, but If damp more or less of
It Is often the fact that thistles
pany addressed to officers or agents of a
the grain goes Into the stack. The evil which grow very rank on rich ground I the Yukon delta, he has never seen a
connecting line on company business TO
8H O W
AM ERICAN
G O O D S of threshing damp grain Is not confined nre destitute of seed. Nature finds so fight or violent disagreement among
and delivered to an agent of the latter
to the loss by waste. WhAt Is put In little obstacle to Ihe spread of the weed the native people. He thinks that the
at the point of oonueotion may be car­ H outhorn K e p t ih lio » I>o th e H lg lit T h in g
the granary Is much more likely to by its underground roots that she ne­ climate has something to do with it,
ried by the latter to any point on the
b y !>Ian tifnctureri.
beat und become musty than It is if the glects to provide the female flowers and it may lie true, but it would hard­
line, became, sucli letters oomes within
ly fair to draw the correlative inference
Washington, Aug. 24.— The presi­ grain bus been thoroughly dried In tbe which furnish the seed. These nre
the principle already expreased.
Hut
that the best people of the highest cul­
known
by
their
white
color,
while
the
dent of Argentina has issued a decree, st ra w.—A inertcn n Cult 1 va t or.
any company or officer or employe
ture will some time he found In the vi­
a copy of whioh has been forwarded to
blossoms
that
will
bear
seed
are
a
light
thereof carrying letters which are
cinity of the north pole.—Sitka Letter
A
S
p
e
c
i
a
l
R
o
o
m
f
o
r
H
a
r
n
e
s
s
.
red. The infertile pinnls also grow
the stato department, remitting all
neither wntteu by that company nor
A greqt many farmers continue tht much more luxuriantly than those 1 in the Chicago Record.
duties on artioles sent from the
addressed to it, is liable to the penal­
practice
of
banging
up
tbe
harness
on
United States for the purpose of show­
which hear seed. On the rich prarie
W as n Poor Joke,
ties imposed by law. This is the rule,
ing tho manufacturing and commercial tbe pegs behind the horses, where It Is soil of the West, the Canada thistle is
though the intervening carrier may
The serious-faced man approached
industries of this country. Tho move­ exposed to tbe odors which come from often destitute of seed, and some West­
the city editor's desk with the Import­
have an ultimate interest in the sub­
ment for these exhibitions originated their excrement, and It Is quite often ern writers have therefore said that
ject of the correspondence.
ance of a petson who was about to give
to Philadelphia. The Venezuela gov- knocked down and trampled In It. This the plant never bears seed.
an imitation of Napoleon crossing the
ernmeut has granted a concession to an wi-nrs out a good harness much faster
Alps. "Would you like to have an In­
AN INFANT M O N S TR O SITY.
T
h
e
l
ln
m
le
o
f
M
ilk
m
e
n
.
thnn
will
use.
It
will
pay
good
Inter­
American to establish permanent exhi­
teresting item for your paper?” he In­
It
requires
goo<
muscles
lu
tho
hands
est
on
the
cost
to
hove
a
separate
room
bitions of American goods Ht Caracas,
quired, cautiously,
An E i g h t -M o n t h s -O l d M a l i Chi ld Dina Maracaibo and other large oities of in which to keep the harness. Nothing to milk eight or ten or more rows iu
"That's what we nre here for,” re­
destroys leather more quickly than dirt succession. As a result a milkman will
of OI<l A ge.
Venezuela.
endure a good deal of handshaking sponded the city editor, with refresh- j
aud
the
ammonia
which
Is
always
A
new
phase
of
the
long
oonte*t
be-
Ht. Louis, Aug 24.— .Sherman Hubert
without having the muscles of his ing naivete. "W hat have you got?”
Burch died of senile debility st the tween Chile, Bolivia and Peru is found In stables. The harness should
"A human freak.”
hands made sore by the operation, ns
be
frequently
«punged
to
remove
the
reaoheil
by
wliiuh
Bolivia
is
promised
age of 8 months. The child was born
’’Are you an agent for a dime mu­
are
the
hands
of
tbf
lawyers
and
pro­
a
coast
line
on
tho
Pacitlo.
More
than
dirt, and then be oiled, allowing tbe
last December, and on Monday diod of
fessional men who secure Presidential seum?”
old age. lie bail passed through all a year ago the treaty was made by giv­ 011 to soak In, and then lightly rubbed
"No; this is a genuine thing.”
nominations. We Imd a friend once
the intellectual phases that are oom- ing Ttiona and Arioa to Chile, thus with a dry cloth. Kept thus. Instead of
"W ell, what is It?”
who
said
he
could
select
the
milkmen
leaving
Bolivia
out
off
from
access
to
becoming
rotten
after
one
or
two
years,
miiD to mankind, hut so rapidly that
" I t ’s a limn with one-half of his body
In any crowd of men by the firmness
he had not time nor opportunity to the ocean and one of the few ooontries n harness may be kept In good condi­
of their grip. It Is as distinct, he said, black.”
situated
like
Switzerland,
entirely
tion
for
from
ten
to
twenty
years.
We
gather the knowledge that comes of ex-
“ Aud he is not In n freak show?"
ns that of any secret society, though
periluue and precept or the wisdom without a coast line. Since that time, know fanners who have kept harness
“ O f course not; he’s a neighbor of
o
f
course
in
a
very
different
way.
born of thought. His brain developed the countries huve been negotiating for this longer time, while other farm­
mine. He moved here last week from
and then withered with a rapidity and it is said a treaty by which Bolivia ers, who did no more work with their
Shiawassee County.”
T h e O rch a rd .
comparable only to the growth and gets back a strip through Tacna and horses, hail to buy a new harness every
“ Does he attempt to explain how h*
Apples
nnd
oranges
must
have
water
Arlon
sufficient
to
give
her
an
outlet
to
two
or
three
year».—Ontario
Family
decay of Jonah’s gourd.
got the color?"
and
plenty
of
It.
the
Paoiflo.
Herald.
The fane and bond of the child made
" lie never did to me.”
Apple trees that liave not been spray­
a striking feature.
The head was
A H tc y c le C om b lu n t I ou.
"W ill he sec u reporter?”
G u in e a Hens.
ed may produce large crops, but nre
wedge-shaped, broad at the top and
New York, Aug. 24.— The World
“ I suppose so. Anyway, 1 can take
The reason so many people fall In
tapciing to a point at the oliin.
It will publish the following: The big roaring guinea fow l» is because they uot likely to do so.
one up with me and Introduce him. ’
was surmounted by a crop of dark manufacturers of bioylcs have formed
Those who have never fertilized their
This was sntlsinctory, aud the re-
lnalsi on keeping the hen under a coop.
brown Imir, rather soaut, but strong an association to promote sociability
Guinea chickens are peculiarly depend­ orchards or gardens should try it this porter was assigned to go with the se­
anil of full size.
It was not suoh hair and good understanding Hmung Its
rious-faced man to see the freak. lie
ent on natural food, uml they cannot get year anil note the results.
as grows on the head of Hit a months- members, it is stated. The associa­
Seaweed la a good fertilizer for most returned in hall an hour.
enough of tills unless the old hint rtiu*
old baby. It was strong and coarse as tions’ members represent 128,000,006
“ W ell?” inquired the city editor,
with them. The first week they should all fruit trees, and It may be obtained
that of a man of mature age. On the invested in rubber and bicycle plants
not ho let out longer thnn nil hour at a by the ton for the mere cost of hauling, when he appeared.
upper lip was a slight mustache, plain­ It was formed at a recent meeting held
“ Didn't see him,” answered the re­
time, and then shut them up In a «lied in several of the southern counties.
ly outlined, while all over the face a at the old Manhattan Athletic Club
for ,ui hour and a half; then out again,
The Ben Davis apple, one of the uni­ porter. "H e wasn't at home, but would
straggling board was discernible.
house. It will bold another meeting, and no on. Feed every two hours In versal favorites, originated in Tennes­ he to night at 7 o’clock. Here's a note
“ The baby was unusually bright," whioh will take the form of a banquet,
addition; and ns they get older Increase see, and were introduced by Captain from your friend, though,” and the re­
said the father "H e began to notice in September. There w ill bo semi­
the time they nix* out until they need Ben Pavla of Logan (now Butler) Coun­ porter delivered a missive. The city
slinost as soon as ho was born, and by annual meetings, oi banquets, aftei
only
to be put In If any of them look ty In 1799. The grafts, however, came editor read it and banged it down ou
tile time be was a week old he seemed that. The members will, according to
the desk. The reporter read It; It was
to know as much as his older brother, their own statements, arrive at “ tacit at all tired. Give a little meat chopped from Virginia, nnd the apples were at very brief; It was ns follows: “ Sir. I
very flue and mixed with meal or first called the Virginia Pippin.
who was a year old. He did not try to understanding*. ”
omitted to say to you that the other
mashed potatoes twice a day. and oat­
Apple trees need to 1 h > fed. They will
talk, but would look at you as though
half of the man was black, also."—New
meal
made
Into
a
dry
paste
for
the
M
a
n
ito
b
a
S
c
h
o
o
l
Q
u
estion
Set
lie
.I.
often
exist
If
utterly
neglected,
but
he knew what you were thinking
York Recorder.
Other
meals
until
they
can
pick.
But
they respoud quickly to a proper sys­
about
He never did look like a child,
Ottawa, Atig. 21. — It has been as
they
are
very
difficult
to
rear
If
the
hen
tem of fertilization. A liberal topdross-
nor Hot like one. He was a litlte old oertalned on good authority that the
T b e Gem ,
man."
Manitoba school question is as good as la not left free, for plenty of Insects la lug of farmyard manure Is good. In
Visitor to Museum—I don't see any­
the
great
thing.
the absence of this a liberal dressing of thing curious about that. What Is tt?
settled, and there will not be auy no
An Ignoble lied M ru .
wood ashes will help. Seaweed Is also
cessity for remedial legislation.
This ■
Manager (enthusiastically)—That, my
T h e D iff er enc e*
n good fertilizer for apple trees.
Olympia, Wash., Aug 20.— Jimmy decision has been arrived at after nuui
dear sir. Is the gem of our collection!
There are hundreds of farmers who
Ham, a well-known
Indian
about erous Interviews betweeu members of
It Is an apple core given away by the
N o t «- « fr o m t h e G a r d e n .
town, some time during last night the provincial government of Manitoba are skeptical of the merits of pure-bred
presidential candidate when be was a
•
wine.
With
them
a
bog
Is
a
hog.
and
I
Whether
you
think
It’s
bugs
or
not.
stabbed another Indian, named Jack- and the Dominion government.
they Insist that with plenty of food give your potatoes a dose of bordenux. boy. Buffalo Times.
son, from Lewi* ooonty, five times in
Franklin was widely known se s and under like conditions one w ill gain
different parts of the body. Jimmy
There are 338 distinct varieties of
A n K y e tor H ti ai ne »«.
was lodged in jail and Jackson is still writer on eoou.miv and political sub aa much weight aa the other and make raspberries growing lu the United
I.aundrynmn- You want your shirt
Jeots before he had reached 28.
iia much profit. A careful trial will j States, besides a number of new varie­ laundered both back nnd front I
alive.
prove the contrary Any one breeding ties now ou trial which have not been
Hustling Sam—Yes, sab.
Wliy They Are frighting.
('««»carted Action Not .1 h at I tied.
a scrub sow to a thoroughbred male J na mod.
1 aundrymnn What's that for?
Madrid, Aug. 24. — Sc nor Sagasta,
New York. Aug. 24. — A conference j will readily see that pigs from such
Hustling Sam Gwlne ter sell adver­
t’tie Wisconsin station recommends
ex prime minister of Spain, in an in­ of bankers, headed by J. F-.iwxrd Hint- sows are far more attractive and will
tising space on de back Washington
terview, said it was proposed to send a mens and Frederick D. Tappen, to fa­ fatten more readily, and even the first the following named varieties of *tm «
Times.
dispatch ooutainiug a memorandum cilitate gold importations, was con (T O M will mature earlier than do lierr >■« Warfield No. '2. K a ha nee, Be
dor Wood. Parker Karle. Boynton. Yale.
upon the Cuban war to the United eluded today.
\1 omen Live Longer.
The statement was scrubs.
A well bred bog w 111 make . Park Beauty. Haverlaml, Lovett's Par­
Slates government.
Senor Sagasta mail« that the financial situation did
The statistics of life insurance show
more meat In less time, and therefore ly au,l Barton s Pellpse.
said it was necessary to ooutlnue the not justify concerted actum by the
that in the last twenty-five years the
labor and labor products
with less feed
However, the farmer
double in price, then metals must also druble in price,
war in Cuba iu order to prove that banks at preseuL
The Rhode Island station finds that * -ravte woman's life has increased
a e r m o tor
who breeds the Improved hog with the
as they are c t labor If labor double's in cost and the prod-
COMPANY
Spain is not afraid of threats of a con­
u t f tbe arise doable« incest. Aermotors. Pumps. Spiral ^
expectation that he will make a large oqu.it parts of quicklime and sutplMtc from nearly 42 to nearly 4tl. or more
C V .o K f'. S*r.
flict with a greater nation.
W mm Cm . n « •-». Pipe. Fittir.«s. Cylinders. Tanks and Substructures, bein* the 1
When a man who makes f?0 a hog without attention will be disap­ of copper, with four to eight gallon* of than ** per et lit., while man's average
product of the trice and labor, must also double in cost and ’
I S *o A n t o n .« T -x . Un*
water
for
each
pound
of
the
sulplMte
life has I tcrt ased from nearly 12 to 44,
’«•In.*»«
a l rVprice therefore, your $ 1 now will buy as much as a of the
The grandfather of the Kothsohilds mouth quits spending f SO the Uuancial pointed. for good care aud attention are
«■ >ty, S a . r.t l o . *
dollars :f
*er wins, or if people think it will win.
queston will solve itself.
essential to success. With gra-d fet'd of copper, make a good bonh-aux mix whirn is o per eeut____________________
Mo ; S.ou» City Ä Ä F ™
is said to have been a poor man In I860
ÍHibuq » r*A so
ture
for
use
In
the
potato
patch.
and treatment the thoroughbred can be
( 'h l l d r r n l>«*r*ll m T r a in .
port. I V « M o ir s » Ì M m
B ^ H ^ c r in a week. Aennotor pr;,*es will net advance unles
Troop« for Cub«,
Ts «T.ruMpoli» J O l
The Importation Into the United
f compelled tv an advance in labor and material
Oui
Canton, O., Aug. 24. — A thorough made fit for market In from eight to ten
L V n e iT o lA d o .O
W M
Madrid, Aug. 20.— The first em­
prices on Brass Cvlinders are 40 * below anvthinc ever aneted.
k l w»'ik«A. Wi*.
Investigation was made this afternoon month*, while the scrub will require State* of plants from China and Jap in
and our ether foods are as low as they can be produced,
^
P**’
»
!
T
W
r-
il
TI
barkation of 14,000 troop* for Cuba
en with car «plcndid facilities. A «eneral rush »0 cover A
8 :*Al« * Y ; |
Into the derailing of engine 49. which from fifteen to eighteen months to I* forbidden on account of the prev-t-
w ill commence at Santander on August
>. •
i -: t . I
itcre needs while f 1 burs so much, may quickly exhaust our ^
bme» of cholera lu the Asiatic conn
was hauling a work train last night, make the same weight.
nmen«e
stock and compel the advance. Great savixg can
Y
n
e
^
e
»
upon
rlcV
r-«1
b’
oNl
«•
«1
von
sr.i!
28, terminating on August 26. The
tri-« Nothing holds tbe germs of d * not N* uervou* Blood i* mode r.cb «ud pure by
We quote the above from the South
near Carrollton, the locomotive rolling
M ou n d w ill take plaoe from August 30
ease
*c
well
as
the
»oil
In
which
tbe
ern »took Farm ami believe that a fait
down an embankment and killing Eu
till September 6, after wbioh date the
gineer Joseph Kirk and Fireman John test will satisfactorily demonstrate ih< plants are »hipped.
cavalry w ill embark. By September
The Connecticut Kxporlmetital Sta
truthfulneni of the assertions made.
Hardesty, of tbit city. The liivestiga
11 the whole expedition of 40,000 will
tlon, call tig the yield o f potatoes on ,t
tion ahowa the accident to have been
have left the peninsula.
FOR PC0PIE THAT ARC S 'C I or
plat that was not fertilized It«', found
F e e d i n g C or n nnd Fe e t* .
caused by children haviug placed three
“ j i “ *» R ? " ' » $ *•! W i t . "
A a sitenslve cattle-feeder of Ne that <be relative yield when lime was
The Atlas-moth, a gigantic furcoated spikes on the outside rail of the curve
used
was
137;
nitrate
and
add
phos­
br&ska.
who
feeds
1.900
acres
of
corn
night-flying Insect of Central Brasil, where the derailment occurred. Tweu
are *h« Cue Thine to q m .
of his own raL«lng and 100 tons of phate. 192: nitrate, add aud sulphate of
Only O * . fo r a D o * * .
Is said to be one of the very largest ty men in tbe caboose escaped deatl
So:d - , r - .«rata «t a Sc. > bei
Th*
O
n«
True
Blood
Purlfl*
r
All
drug*
il».
Il
winged “ b u g " in the world.
He because the caboose caught in th< beet» » year, has kept careful account* potash, WA, while a "home mixture"
» « ■ » :• • « U M f r * * , AA4rtm
of bis operations for the last ten years. g »v * 321.
9» h w l l MM. C*. r w F*.
H o o d 't P l l l t •*» i l ’M j-i rtlltb l*. » e*nu
tn ea eu re* 14 nches fram tip to tip
branches of • big tree.
p.
r . No. «6 4 .-8 .
u . No. 7*1
A Good D airy Cow W i l l Yield
N early
ding machine, ear. stalk, anil blade, all
of which la by the machine reduced to
the condition of coarse hay. Tly-.cost
of harvesting, shocking, shredding aud
feeding Is threo cents per bushel of
gm ia and $1.87 per ton of fodder.
The 1,900 acres averaged 40Vj Imssel*
of corn aud a ’ ton and a half of fodder
per acre. The beets (sugar beets) yield­
ed 30 to 50 tons per acre, counting tops
I and all, and were fed whole. Both cat­
tle and hog* are fond of them, and It
: was found that after cutting them the
first few days cattle learn to bite them
off as a boy bites an apple. Since adopt­
ing this ration the cost of fattening cat-
, tie has never exceeded $10 per head.
No cholera has e 'e r occurred among
hogs following tfle cattle while feeding
bpets. It Is estimated that beet-tops
I from beets used lu sugar-making are
i worth on an average $3 per acre for
cattle food.—Wisconsin Agriculturist.
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PILES
«1
Blackwell's
BULL DURHAM
Sm oking Tobacco
j Premium No. 1 Chocolate
jjj Made by W alter Baker & Co., Ltd.,
X Dorchester, Mass., has been cele-
3i brated for more than a century as
$ a nutritious, delicious, and flesh-
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PLUG
Tobacco
D e a le rs
say, th a t
i l B A T T L E A X ” is a “ scorcher”
because it sells so fast*
T ob acco
Chewers say, it is a “ scorcher” be­
cause \ 0 centsf w orth goes so far. It's
as good as can be made regardless of
cost.
F or 10 cents you get almost
twice as much as you do of other
high grade brands.
'
Feed
Hood’
s
Sarsaparilla
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