1 rioyt on the farm, and ux or the otter
i feels that they hare not had their just
deserts, it la time to par off and ault
Thee sores merer heal up entirely.
i and It doesn't pay to doctor theai ud.
and hare them break out hi a new
pl'aco worse than oter. -. ,
7
Tho ArmT Worm.
Whllo wo do not think there Is much
likelihood of a recurrence of t!e aniy
worm pest nest year, yet It moy be well
l: case we should hare another Innlcs
ttor to know a little more about It.
Ihe ew York Agricultural JJsporl
nient Station has devoted liulleUif No.
J04 to an investigation of tne beast,
and from It we extract sorr.o facts
which our readers would do wall to
bear In mind.
The eggs are very small, globular In
fom, and nearly white In oUtf. They
are usually laid in the leaf sheadu of
grab-seg and grains, and ti-.a early
broctl. which does the mischief .i ol-
prsft freely in the cut straw of old
stacks. In hay ricks, in old com shocks,
atid In bits of corn stalk that hare been
loft upon the surface of the ground In
pictures. This will espial n .1 fact that
has been noted by many, that ; the
worms started in blue gram pastures
on which cord fodder had b.-cu ted to
eattle.
The young caterpillars conn forth In
about ten days from the tix.o the' egg
are laid. In case the egg were placed
on fresh grass or grain, tho young lar.
tae feed for a time in 'bo sheath
where the eggs were placed, but final
ly Include the whole blade In the bill of
fare. They are full grown In about
, four weeks. At this time it single lar
rae measures about an inch and a half
In length and a quarter of an Inch in
diameter. They may be briefly de
scribed as being smooth, naked cater
pillars, moderately dark in color, with
longitudinal stripes running the full
length of the body. The third stage In
the Insects' life begins when the cater
pillars go Into the ground or under
stones to make the wonderful change
from an nctlrc caterpillar to an appar
ently lifeless creature. This stage Is
A Time for Liberality.
' A little-neighborly help and counsel
may go a great ways toward keeping
some people from failure. There arc in
every community those who are In a
position to either distress or to help
their less fortunate neighbors. In most
cases It will do these people no good to
draw tne lines too tightly, while such
action may cause the failure of some
who would otherwise have avoided It.
A man may be pretty hard up financial
ly, and yet be all right. If his creditor
knows this and takes advantage of It
In a time of financial unrest the debtor
and the whole business community are
wronged, usually with no advantage to
the creditor. No one Is urged to take
any great risk for the sake of accom
modating a neighbor, yet all should
realise the good that a little leniency
may do, and the harm that may result
from the opposite course.
USEFUL BOOKS GIVEN AIAY,
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART
AND FANCY WORK.
-,y.7-.KlU JWtt of Boston hai recently
mtna book."raucy Work and Art lcor.
Hone, that give practical Instruction fi
nklni dolltee, UWe niy !,.
pin euaoiona, .t(! wlln n(tY lur.,iOIlt
Tble book, toKi'tli
er with "fuoveaa.
fill Home J lye.
COUPON NO, Tie -p."
fMl tntittu any rradrr
0 Mteaaafooaeeopy tf
"fbacs Hot and Art Dtf
ration;' and "Swtufvl
Horn Dyeing."
Ins, will be rem
tvv to any rcadet
who forwarde I h
attached coupon
and accent turnip
to Welle, Kichard
win A Co,, Bur
lington, Vu
nT . ( 111
al offer ti nad to dvrttm th reliable M
pond Droo, i,d to got their book upon home
dveinsT Ititn th ha4. ... . ...
re, well by making tnelr old clothing look
TRUMPET CALLS.
Saw's Bora Seanda Waratag Mete
to th. Uaradtemed.
TO be a lion la to
have a lion's en
To give lest
than we should Is
not to give as God
would.
The man who
gives help to. an
other learns how
best to help him
self. No gift will be
too small that
The (net that TXimnnii k.n ih
at. i J . . ...........
lid tnt their Ktle lnrut from yr to jrr,
U proot podUvt tbat thty hot never bd .u
CWINDLINQ ADVERTISERS.
Ponlti-r Feeding Rnck.
For the bottom take a board 1 Inch
thick, 0 Inches wide and 0 feet long.
ends 1 Inch thick. 0 Inches wide and IS
Inches long. Nail solid to end of bot
tom; their ends flush with underside of
bottom. Two strips half an Inch' thick
and four Inches wide are nailed to the
edges of the bottom, thus making a
trough three Inches deep with ends
18 Inches high. Then take strips one
quarter Inch thick. 3 Inches wide and
OnAIX WASTE PRETEXTED.
18 Inches long, pointed at upper end,
and nail them to the sides of the trough,
leaving a space between pickets of 1$
Inches for chicks or 2 Inches for fowls.
This gives a complete and durable fee l
rack, where the weak have equal
chance with the strong, and no waste
of feed. Farm and Rome. 4i
TUB ARMT WOTSU.
called the pupa stage, or, In the case
of the butterflies and moths. Is more
familiarly known as the chrysallc
stage. A single chrysalis measures
about three-fourths of aa Inch In
" length.
Capacity of a Corn Crib. ,.
It la a safe rule In estimating tho
size of a crib, to allow two cubic feet
to each bushel of corn. By a cubic
bushel is meant 70 pounds of ear corn,
which is equivalent to 50 pounds of
shelled corn. The rule Is to allow 14
pounds for cob In the fall, and 12
pounds In the spring after the corn has
been dried out perfectly. Two cribs
thirty feet long, six feet wide and ten
feet high, will by this rule hold 1300
bushels. Ten feet is too high to throw
corn easily with a scoop shovel, but
there can be two openings for each crib
extending down to within four or five
feet of the floor, and when the crib Is
fall to the bottom of these, short boards
can be placed across them, as the crib
Is filled, and most of the filling can be
done with case. When the cribs must
be filled to the top, a boy or man can
throw corn back to the ends and fill It,
so as to utilize all the space.
No American Fat Stock Fhow.'
There will be no American Fat Stock
Show In Chicago this year. The Illinois
State Board of Agriculture has decided
that the time Is too short to allow for
proper arrangements being made. The
stockmen, too, are of the opinion that It
would not be convenient for tbem to at
tend, the time being too short for them
to get their herds In condition. It Is
probable that another cause has oper
ated to some extent The Springfield
fair Involved them In debt about $15,
000, and they had asked to have a guar
antee fund of $20,000 raised If the fat
stock show was to be held. Only $15,000
of the latter sum had been subscribed.
Dead Farrow a Knlaanc.
The dead furrow Is always a nui
sance in preparing land for a crop.
unless it is upon Wet lands, which
must necessarily be thrown into ridges
a couple of rods wide to carry off sur
face water. The reversing plow Is
now used and highly recommended
when It Is desirable to bare lands
level. We shall investigate this revers
ible plow and report upon its practical
utility another season.
t;
rr"crve a Record.
It would be no bad plan for every
farmer, and particularly for every
young farmer, to make a resolution
and keep It to preserve an Intelligible
record of all his transactions, the
times, the seasons, the crops grown,
tho dates of planting, with such his
tory of their progress as will throw
light upon the results reached. How
one's time has been employed, what
work was done, when, and In short
every fact relating to the economy of
the farm might be briefly but Intelli
gibly noted. Such a record, even for
a single year, would be of value In
planning for the next year, enabling
the farmer to better plan bis work, be
cause the points at which be succeed
ed, as well as those at which he failed
during the previous year, would be
full of suggestion and reminder.
The Advance in Wheat.
The price of wheat has advanced In
all parts of the world, and is due to
legitimate causes. First came a drouth
In Australia, which cut down the last
crop In the colonies very materially.
Later the advices from Adelaide indi
cate great need of rain, and the next
crop there may be dwarfed on that ac
count Two bad years in succession
Jn Australia are Improbable, but not
Impossible. The crop In the Argen
tine Republic Is short for the same
reason, and this Is also true of India
and Utissla. The spectacle of Califor
nia shipping wheat to Calcutta is one
tho world has never before beheld.
Toy off and Quit.
Whcnerer there Is any misunder
standing twtwoen employer and em-
Dairy 1'ote.
It Is well to remember that rails will
come with the best of breeding.
If a cow has a sore teat milk very
carefully, and apply extract of witch
hazel.
If a cow's teats are mnddy or covered
with other filth,, they should be washed
with water ada then wiped dry before
beginning to milk.
With temperature under control and
churning direct at the right time, the
butter will come solid so as to be easily
handled and free from buttermilk.
When the butter Is marbled, It Is
either caused by leaving too much but
termilk in the butter at the last work
ing or the salt has not been distributed
evenly.
Much of the average farm buttr eon
tains many of the essentials of good
quality, but because it fails In one or
more essentials it fails to bring best
prices;
The laws enacted daring the past two
years with reference to oleomargarine
seem to be slowly but surely reducing
the output of the stuff, and they are cer
tainly of great benefit to the legitimate
dairy interests.
Atrrlcultaral Atoms.
Chinch bugs winter over among
dead grass, in corn shocks, piles of
rubbish, and along fences, especially
hedges.
The potato blight Is on the Increase.
Bordeaux mixture for blight and Paris
green for bugs will have to be kept In
stock by the potato grower.
For storing corn fodder, either shred
ded or bulk, any sort of a shed that has
a rainproof roof will do. All that Is
necessary Is that It be kept dry.
Land that is rich enough to produce
crops on the "intensive" plan does not
need rest, but a Judicious rotation
must be kept up, with clover mixed in
somewhere. ' y . .
Make your cellars frost proof, white
wash tbem, and let tbem at all times
have light, and be capable of frequent
ventilation. A cellar may be of great
er value, or a nuisance. ; :
The preponderance of evidence seems'
to be against the rtplowlng of com
land for wheat. The land is In good
condition without plowing. Cnt tin
corn off low and drill In the wheat.
To tell when pumpkins arc ripe chip
them with the finger nail. If the nail
makes a snapping noise when break
ing through the rind It Is ripe, but if
It makes no noise or the chip comes
off soft it Is not ripe.
fcotland Tard Detective Keep an Eye
upon uanserona Sharper.
There Is one official at Scotland Tard
who is but little known to the nubile,
but who all the same works very hard
and successfully for the public good
by closely scanning, day In and day
out, tne advertisements appearing
every London newspaper.
This official's primary duty Is to keep
a bright lookout for the very numerous
swmaiing ciass which advertises for
managers and so on prepared to Invest
money; cut, quite beyond this, he, lu
the most careful manuer. notes all ad
vertisements as strike him In anv wnv
as being suspicious, handing them over
to tne neads of different departments.
Ho Is himself an expert In all matters
mat deal with cipher writing, and part
Pf his duty Is to translate every cipher
uim may appear, banding over a copy
of the translation to active members
or the staff when anything Is revealed
tnat justifies such a course.
The writer had the privilege the oth
er day of a short chat with this official
a uright young fellow, speaking se
era i languages, who said:
i am arraid that I am not allowed
to tell you much, but I may say that
uo nay ever passes without my handing
over some advertisement for Inquiry.
Our scrutiny in this way has become
.v.j a.;u recently, ior It IS an open
aecrei mat certain foreign catch ad
veruaement swindlers are expected
nere ere long.
"Besides, there have been exposed lo
court many cases of swindling recent
ly which have depended solely on at
luring advertisements. In two of them
i gave warning long ago, but no prose
cutor would come forward. Were I
allowed to do so, I could show you
hundreds of most mysterious cipher
advertisements in the book over there,
the bulk of these, of course, being be
tween lovers, but many of them con
tainlng warnings from one educated
swindler to another.
"Of course, you know that the th level
even are all specialists nowadays, and
It is surprising how soon a bogns ad
vertisement swindler gets to work
again in the same direction when be
Is released from JalL I am advised of
the release of these men, and the char
acteristics of their style are soon ob
servable again In the advertUemcnt
columns.
"We, as a rule, warn tbem at onw
that we recognize tho new plant, and lo
this way hundreds of warnings are
sent out yearly and do an amount ol
good that the public knows nothing of
My duty is very monotonous, and I dan
not get even a single edition behind
hand." London Tit-Bita.
has a heart full of love behind It
Blessed are the meek. The rabbit
survives, but the wolf Is gone.
Suffering often puts Into the human
voice a tone that seems divine.
The strongest of all men Is the one
who takes God to be his strength.
Something Is sure to be accomplished
by the man who sticks to one thing.
If we see nothing good In others, they
will not be likely to see much good In
n.
Not until we know a man's heart
bavt wt any right to aay that we know
him.
We woud all have less cause to blame
others If we had fewer faults of our
own. . , . .
Only Qod can tell how much wrong
doing la prevented by one man doing
right.
Before we can know much of God we
have to find out a good deal about our
selves.
Aa much bitterness and hate can be
expressed In a word aa can be fired out
of a gun
It is better to be able to suffer lona-
and be kind than to be able to talk like
an angeL
The man who says no to himself In
nothing has the devil for a traveling
companion.
The Christian who does not look
happy when he glvea dims the oollsh
on his gift
The man who would have a large life.
must work and pray that bo may have
arge neart
A good man finds good wherever he
roes, because the good In him brlnas
oui gooa in others.
The slothful man can never And that
sweetness in bread which God puts In
It for the diligent man. .
We often call upon God to take awav
our trials, when what be wants la to
Sire na grace to stand them.
The devil almost gains our consent to
stay, when he proves that nobody else Is
oomg anytuing to make blm go.
There is probably a time In the life of
every man when his band almost
touches the philosopher's stone.
There will be no revival when the
people can see clear across the bouse
that the preacher Isnt expecting much.
Every mother should train her chll.
dren as carefully as she would If abe
knew they were to be kings and
queena.
Many a man cheats himself out of a
blessing, because he la not willing to
trust God with the way in which it
shall come.
David found the valley of the shadow
of death a better place than the green
pastures, out it Is bard to convince
those who have not tried It that It is
that way. ,
rnvsiciAKs wise ii thkib okk.
ineaooTeeian ol (clentliti reeofnlte, and
.If rePeilj' borne tettlmonv, to theemcaev
of lloitetter'i Stomach Hitter u a remedy and
Brerantiro of .. ..... .1.
aaat ol vigor, liver complaint, and com other
ailment and Infirm condition of the lyitem.
Kxperienca and observation have taurht them
it Talue. They but echo the verdict loni
Only the benighted now are Ignorant of Amer
ica tonic and alterative. .
ine multitude is like the tes; U
euner Dears yon up or swallows you,
according to the wind.
j0' '
iChrisfmas
a . i i
1
v Many thousand dollars
worth of valuable articles
suitable for Christmas
gifts for the young and
old, are to be given jo
smokers of B!ackwein
Genuine Durham To
bacco. You will find
one coupon inside each
two ounce bag, and two
coupons inside each four
ounce bag of Blackwell'g
Durham. Buy a bag of
this celebrated tobacco
and read the coupon
which gives a list of val
uable presents and how
I to get them.
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MaaiaaJjjLJl.
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Gasoline Engines.
IN GUARANTEED ORDER,
FOR SALI CCBAI
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1-3 H. P. Ilcrcults, Gas or Gasoline.
1-3 II. P. Rcgao, Gas or Gasoltn
1-3 11. P. Oriental, Gat or Gasoline.
1-4 U. P. Otto, Gas or Gasoline.
1-4 H. P. Pacific, Gat or Casollne.
t-6 H. P. Hercolet, Gas or Gatolloe. r
l-io n. P. Hercules, Gas or Caiotlst. r
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DSAFKE9S CAHXOT UK CORED.
Br local eppl cation, a they cannot reach the
aueated portion of the er. There la only one
way to euro deafnew, and that 1 br eounltu
tlonl remedle. liealne 1 cauted by an In.
flamed condition of the mucoua lining of the
Lualachian Tube. When tbla tube la Inflamed
you have a rambling sound or lmperect hear
ing, and when It I entirely eloI, deatnee l
the reeult. and an leu ilm lnan,n,.fi..n ...
Ukenoutandthtatubereatoredto It normal
Condition, hearing will destroyed forever
'n "' ol tn ara cauted by catarrh
which I nothing but aa Inflamed condition ol
the mucoua aunacw.
W will ive On Hundred Dollar for any
cat of deafne (caused by catarrh) that can
not be eured by ilall'a Catarrh Cure. Bend for
Circular; tree.
fcM k. a. 'i f c"EJtv CO, Toledo, O.
fold by drnggiatt, 76e.
Hall' Family fill ara th beat.
Great things are not accomplished by
idle dreams, hat by years of pstieooe
auu wise' airectea study.
piI.ERKB AND 8A LESM EN MA MC AND FE-
male Employed and unemployed; tend
(tamped aelf addreawd envelop at once for
regiatratlon application blank to Employee
ington (treat, Portland, Oregon"
t We will forfeit 11,000 if any of onr pub
lihed testimonial are proven to be not
genuine, mi ,rjt VO., warren, I'a.
We want yopr tea-trade
for the rest of your life.
Do you see now how we
can afford to say : " Get
every sort of Schilling's
Best of your grocer, and
get your money back on
what you don't like"?
A Schilling a. Compear .
. . Filters.
Prof. Tyndall's idea, expressed many
Tears ago, that filtration through a plug
of cotton wool was a most efficient
method of freeing air from mlcrohle
germs, led to attempt, being made to
eternize water In the same way. Little
success has hitherto been attained, but
quit, recently II. Henri Potevln claims
that be bas evolved a method of so con
structing such niters that he can com
pletely sterilize water in large quanti
ties. The fibers of th. cotton are finely
powaerea ana sirtea, and then suspend-
ea in water and allowed to settle. This
they do in compact mass, forming a
paste, which, allowed to dry slowly,
give filter plates quite Impervious to
germs, etc. The best results arc gained
by placing the plates between two
plates of sandstone or perforated metal,
and if they are arranged In a battery,
like th. filter presses so commonly used
In Europe for sewage, sludge, etc., very
large quantities of water can be rapidly
(Sterilized. Periodical cleanings are nec
essary, as no matter what care Is taken,
th. rule which holds good In all other
filters serving the some end, that the
microbes are able to get through tho
filtering material eventually by a pro
cess of growth, obtains. There Is, bow
ever, no great difficulty In this, as tb.
cells of the material are easily purified
by a freab pulping In boiling water.
Woman' Reaaon,
Surprised Dame What? And yon
have refused Mr. D. Ooode? I thought
you liked him.
Lovely Daughter I did, but to tell
you the truth, none of the other girls
seemed to care a snap for blm. New
Tork Recorder.
A Bure Way,
An agricultural exchange asks: "now
can w. prevent cider from working?"
You might get It a government posi
tion. Texas Sifter.
Mr. A. H. Cratuby, of 158 Kerr St,
Memphis, Tenn., says that his wife
paid no attention to a small lamp which
appeared in her breast, but it soon de
veloped into a cancer of the worst type,
and notwithstanding th. treatment ol
the beat phyiicians, it continued to
spread and grow rapidly, eating two
holes in her breast. The doctors
soon pronounced
her Incurable. A
celebrated New York
specialist then treat
ed her, bnt she con
tinued to grow worse
and wnen informer
that both her aunt
and grandmother bad
died from cancer he
gave the case np as
hopeless.
Someone then re
commended S.S.S.
and though little hope remained, she
begun it, and sn improvement wss no
ticed. The cancer commenced to heal and
when she had taken several bottles it
disappeared entirely, and although sev
eral vears have elapsed, not a sign of
the disease has ever returned.
A Red Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. (guaranteed purely vegetable)
is a real blood remedy, and never fails
to cur. Cancer, Eczema, Rheumatism
Scrofula, or any other blood disease.
uur nooks
will be mailed
free to any ad
dress. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta Ga.
MAILED FREE ..Mpaalai frlaa Lias' if
HOUSfMOLO GOODS. KTC.
Thl circular I latued for th benefit of our
country euaiomera who cannot avail themaolvc
Of our Dalljr Bpeclal Halel. Bend U four ail
drea. You will And both good and price
right. WJLL VlNCK CO,
IM Market Street. Ban r'ranclaco, Cal.
- Make money hy ue
eeoful (ie-ulatlon In
Chicago. W bur and
ZZXWewill
Pay the
rrr Postage,
and send too
THIS SET OF HOUSEHOLD KXIVEJ
Conalatlng f a U-lnrh bread knife. IS-
k knife and a paring knife.
Inch eak
At 21 Centt for th Thrtt...
Th ktilvM cut bread and cak with-
AIM
ut crumbling, and If hot a
wiui aa 11 com.
IT.-" 1. . t
r-niiin-
. , , -&om
'i-,'"" -i
Rogers Uros.' Genuine Triple Plate.
Knives and Porks
A T fiH fnt. "'" e
f I PQiJJ fork., aa ahown above.
Or asm atyl, only alngl plated. If lit.
for Ih I'oMaK itald bv u. To ah au
tnmer who ha nol tnvlrmd aur timm v.ll nu.
aiog m wa win aeno 11 ires.
OLDS KING, f
tot Waikl'itee It .
tarn, .a.
HOW TO EE BEAUTIFUL)
IIS JL BOPPEBT'S FACE BIEACX
Stan.
Partial, Cf.
i
1
MM I. A. HCfrftT aMi l.l.u .v.
fact that thar I). Ihnauni n,l -1
ma iBum oi viiuea Biaiei thai would like
hii inrra ntnowoia I At! BIKAUHl
na
nad
av been kent from dol
th price, which la 13 per bun la.
but I
Ml
ngmon account of
taken toaeiher SA. In aAmr tuA all i
may have an opportunity, 1 will mall fret a
sample bottle), aafafy pec ted, plain wrapper,
receinlef 2ftrnta. VkKCK I Vu imnirJL.w
aaliown, black hearts, ecu, eci.ma. oIUhmZ
Bll Wlioat thMI nn
cnarglna. Fnrtunea hay been made on a am-.ll
uriiiiiniiif uj iraoing in future, write
full particular. Heal of reference a-lven.
ral yeara' experience on the Chleavo Hoard
Trade, and a tnorouah knowledge of th hu.i
u, MMR. A, KtrrrERT.
Boom Oeldaa Rule Building, PorUaad, 0.
aW'S'sciAi Tiaia to Aoikt.
'' I th akin, and wrinkle mot earned by facial
f priin,j rv ni.jni ii remove absolute-
It: ' """ Bm wotw up, a coametiea do, bus
1 a core.
AXLE
CREASE
Wn.el New. ,
"It U qneer how you Inexperienced
riders always take such long rides,"
"No, It Isn't a bit qneer; we are afraid
to stop and get off for fear we can't got
on again." Detroit Free Pres..
A man without enthusiasm Is a vorv
poor friend, but h. takes good care of
himself.
This Is' the season when those per
sons who bar. never tr'ed 'Dtosaum
long for It
FRAZER
BEIT IN THE WORLD.
It wearing qalltlarsnnarpsd,etuanv
utlaailiig two hoae of any other brand. Fra
FOR BAl.t BV OKK(KN AND
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akeiat taaa1a,aaa...a,llia
wiiwi gCUWIaUlfi
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a tb On Tklac toaae,
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Sol byXrucaieta at ago. a kea
uplaaaiatledfrac. A4drM
Dr. Bosanke Med. Co. Phil. I-a.
A Risky Hervloe,
Tb. African Lakes Company has be
come so careful that It compels its
agents to pay tbelr own funeral ex
penses; so many agents died that an
order was actually issued compelling
th. agents to die at tbelr own expense.
For a long while the company has en
Joyed a monopoly of trade.
""""""'
Governesses in families of the nobil
ity seldom, if ever, dine with the
heads of the establishment They take
their meals alone or with the younger
members of th. family.
HEADQUARTERS
GUNS
01T0M MICCt. stnd for Catalogue.
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