Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 January 1894 — Page 7

HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

Hejuvenating Stale Itread: Dip the loaf, or loaves, in eoldwuter, put in the oven and liait thoroughly; take out, wrap and sweat. Fried Celery: Oil largo stalks of celery into three pieces. JSoil till ten tier; then dip each piece into a batter made with two eggs and a few spoonfuls of milk. Kail in line bread crumby und fry brown iu hot butter. Horton Kudgct. IVaeh Shortcake: One quart of lifted Hour, two tablespoon fuls of baleSay powder, a pinch of salt, a tabletpoonful of augur, three table.spoonfuls of butter and milk to make u soft dough; bake in two layers, one on top of theoth er with butter between; when cool slit open with a lenife and cover with canned peaches sprinkled with Migar. put other layer of crust on top and covor with pcoebes. Furiu, Field und Fireside. Savoo Soup: Take two caps of cooked split peas wluch have been rubIted through a colander, one cup of mashed potato, and one-half cup of

strained, stewed tomato, add sufficient hot water to make of proper consistency, season wltli Milt iand add an onion sliced. Ku'hcut the whole until well llavoretl with the onion. Itcmovu the pieces with a fork or turn the whole through n soup-strainer when it is ready to serve. A little cream may bo added if desired. CJood Health. Yorkshire Pudding: Five tablespoonfuls of Hour, two eggs, a pineli of wit, milk enough to make a batter the thickness of cream (about a pint). Mix eggs, Hour and salt with a little milk till smooth, adding gradually the rest of the milk. Pour the batter into a large dripping pan which has been thoroughly greased with hot beef dripping. Uako in a hot oven fifteen or twenty minutes. Serve with the beef, with gravy poured over. Good Housekeeping. Fish Forcemeat: Take two ounces of tnrbot, sole, lobster, shrimps, or oysters; free from skin, put into a

mortar, with two onnecs of fresh butter, one ounce of bread crumbs, volks of two eggs, boiled hard, and a little eschalot, grated lemon peel, and parsley, mineedvery line. Pound well till thoroughly mixed and smooth; season with sait and cayenne jeppcr; breale in the yolk and white of one egg, rub well together, and the meat is ready for use. Oysters parboiled and minced line, and an anchovy may be added. Housekeeper. Cocoanut Pudding: ISrcak the cocoanut and save the milk; peel off all the brown part and then grate the cocoanut very fine. Take the same weight of the cocoanut of powdered white sugar and one-quarter p;und of

iresn outicr; run the butter and sugar to a cream, and add to it five eggs, well Waten, one cupful of sweet cream, or rich sweet milk, the milk of the cocoanut. Stir all well together. Lino a deep pudding dish with rich paste, put in the pudding, and bake it an hour and u quarter. To be eaten either hot or cold without sauce. Ohio Farmer. Sponge Cake: Take the weight of ten unbroken eggs in sugar and half that weight in Hour. Peat the- volks till very light, then add the sugar and Iwat five minutes; add the rind and juice of one large lemon, or two small ones, and the whites beaten to a stiff friJlh. Stir in the Hour gradually and thoroughly. This measure makes three good-sized loaves. Pake about half an

hour in a moderate oven. The oven door must not bo opened till the cake is nea i ly done, as it will be likely to fall. If you wisli to make a smaller measure take the weight of five eggs in sugar and half that weight in Hour. Sponge cake should always be broken: never cut it with a knife. Uoston Pudge t.

tHE FARMING WORLD.

SMALL GREENHOUSE. A Useful Structure '.tiiK Hut Oun Hub. dretl mid Thirty Dollnrn. Herewith wo show plans of a stnnll greenhouse. This we consider the smallest practical house, outside of a hotbed, that can be built. It will cost complete, with a hot-wutcr heating apparatus, about eiao, and covers a space ot 10x12 feet. It Is seven feet high at the ridge and four feet high from the ground to the rising- line or plat;. It is built by placing ten 4x4 posts in the ground for the sides to be nailed to, and also for support to the roof; these are setatadistanee from each other so as 4o measure

qimre feet of boards, caps, nails, gin for ends, putty, two doors, eight pair butts, plate pieces 2x4; eight J!x feet hotbed sash, This material should an. proximate 8; tiie material for the beds, partition and door for heater and paint, $17.i0; tlIU heating apparatus will come to $.v; thus making the total cost 51!;o. American Gardening. BROAD TIRES AGAIN. Wnffon SlmuM l?c ICou.l-Makrr nnri 'ol Uouil-lJratrojrcri. The wagon rolled over the road should bo a road-maker, not a road, destroyer. It ought to conserve hauling tho heavier than the lighter load. The broad tire does tills. In France are found the best roads in Europe, and

three feet from center to P..nw ,.a 4 I . l,,u,n only the wheels of

form tm lW.. -i... V . ""KMleSt tlrCK

.. ...,v,DUlu tucivc it?ei long anu ten feet wide. The plate for the roof to rest on should be Jx4 Indies and nailed to the

GATHERED IN EUROPE.

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PLAN

top of the posts. The ridge is to be , made of SxG-inch timber, and the rafters of SxS-ineh timbers. Tho roof con- i

s. It is the law thir flint

tho load shall bo distributed over the largest possible surface consistent with the weight carried, the power exerted and tho needs of the people to wheel loads to market. The tires of tha French market wagons are all tho way from three to ten inches in widtli. The greater number are from four to six inches. There, too, the hind and forward wheels do not track. Each pair of wheels tracks alone, and thus tho combined width of the four tires serves the purpose of a road roller to keep tha roof of the road smooth, compact and free from cutouts, or what are cinrai.

ly known as chuck-holes. In Ontario tho department of agriculture advises that for wagons without springs the tire should never bo less than two and it halt iti.,i...c ;

width for a load of from r.oo to 1,000 pounds on each wheel. For loads of from 2,000 to JJ.OOO pounds to the wheel each tire should have a diameter on tha face of not less than six inches. This recommendation will bo adopted in Ontario this winter. It ought to be adopted here.

Wc need such regulation more than

Gists of eight HxO hotbed sash, hinged 11 Ss needed in Cannda. Put no ordito the ridge, which should have a cap nance of this kind should be imposed to prevent the rain from dripping in ! --?ou the people at once. It must npbetweeu the ridge and the ends of the i P'y gradually, so that owners of veash. ' ' hicles can accommodate themselves to The ends, as shown on the plan, have ' lhe n-w rule without suffering heavy each a door, and are made by nailing a j cost- The .adoption of the system will sill along the bottom and placing two ' at once make manifest its economy upright pieces, 2x4 inches, between the J when it begins to come into use, for it 6Ü1 aiul rafters; these should be three ! 5s a money-saving device for all who feet apart and support tho doors as contribute to the construction and well as the boards for the ends. j maintenance of good roads. Rural Tho sides and ends, from the ground J World.

w tno plate, are to be double-boarded,

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ABOUT STORING HONEY. How It Can lie rrenerrrd for Several Vrant, If Necessary. In cases of overproduction and consequent depreciation in prices, tha question arises: ''Can honey be kept or stored for any considerable length of

nine wunout impairing its value?" With proper care and attention, comb honey can be kept for several years if desirable. During the winter it can be stored in a dry basement room or cellar in which tho temperature varies littla during the cold season. It must be removed as soon as tiie temperature out of doors rises above that in the room.

utlierwisc the warm air. eomincr

Or all tho kingdoms in Europe, Spai

nas me fewest dully papers.

lvuxcns of tho blood royal In Prus

sia are apprenticed to somo trade.

Tm: caves or grottoes discovered i

Cnrnioln, a province of Austria, in 18S'J

are said to be equal in extent to tho

Kentucky wonder.

(Irkat IhtiT.vix got two cf her por,

pessions from pirates the I.ccwnn

islands in Porneo and Sarawak in th

northwest of Porneo.

I.N ! ranee largo quantities of chnr-

coal are made from seaweed. Twenty

tons of fresh seaweed or four tons o

dry weed produce ono ton of charcoal

IHK Hrst newspaper published in

Holland appeared on the morning o

January 8, 1G50. It was called Do

Neeckelycke Courante Van Europa.

li is now tho Haarlem Courant.

Next to Westminster abbey, there is

no place of sculpture of such historic

interest in the Pritish Isles as Punhill

Fields, the last resting place of John

Uunyan, Daniel Defoe and Isaac Watts.

Consul Sjiith. of Liege, speaking of

tue use or Uogs as draught animals in Pclgium, estimates the strength of tho

average dogatfive hundred pounds, and estimates the number of dogs in America at seven billion pounds going to

waste.

A MUSICAL MELANGE. GnniiANr leads tho musical world.

EstVAnn Soi.omo.v, formerly husband

oi L.uiian uusscll, has a musical in come of S200 a day.

Mabcaoxi has finished a new opera, and, under the pledge of secrecy, he has played it over to a musical critic

who pronounccn it as good as "Cava' lleria Ivusticana." Tho work is sup

posed to be "Itoraa," a commission by Sir Augustus Harris for the London

season. Whkk Joachim, the great violinist, pays his annual visit to England in February he will probably bo accompanied by his daughter, Fraulein Joachim, who will then make her first appearance in England as a singer. Frau Joachim, her mother, has long enjoyed the reputation of being one of the best concert singers in Germany. The manager of the Paris opera who produced Gounod's "Faust" in 18.10, says that in the origiinl score Mar

guerite first appeared ia the fair and sang a duct with her brother, but as

that detracted from hor entrance to

the church it was cut out In the gar.

den scene a tenor sclo, "Agitato," wai

also eliminated, likewise a whole act

Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report

Baking Powder

ABSOLUTELY PURE The official reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others, yielding 160 cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce of powder, a strength greatly in excess of every other powder tested.

An interesting discussion has sprung

p among the palmists in regard to the line of the hand known as the marriage line. Ono recognized authority savs

mat when tins line curves upward the

possessor is not likely to marrv at all.

Other experts reply that they know many married and happy neonle with

such a line. It is also alleged that tho

transverse line on the "bill of Mer

cury," which one party says is the marriage line, is not so considered by the Chirological society. "Our opinion."

says the editor of the party organ, "is that these lines are signs of attachment, and there is scarcely a hand over

seen without at least one in the hand

of either married or unmarried people.'

Does anyone know that we have-

no such thing as a "national holiday" in America? Not even the Fourth of

July can claim that title, although it is a legal holiday in all the states.

Tho president issues a proclamation calling upon the people to keen Thanks

giving day, but lie can not make it a

egal holiday outside the territories.

A special proclamation must be issued

by the governor of each state, else the banks could not close, although business might be suspended by general

consent.

TiUMr "Please help m, üir! I have lust come from the far west where I waa tarred and feathered." Pagley "Help you I Indeed I will: I can sympathize with you." "At? i'.ou cvcr tarred and feathered j'f r,0, but I'm breaking In somo new winter flannels !" Pakten Traveller. Dos'T Neglect a Cough. Take SomblJala, S?n?-V?r Horchound and Tar Ustantcr. Pike's Toothacho Drops Cure in onomiruU. ArALscnoon is an untruth; a lie is a malicious falsehood. Ram's Horn.

SI -TED FROM SCIENCE.

vwith builders' paper between, and the ends, from the plate to the roof, of

. .i. , Yi . - """'contact with the surface of the fool entrance there should be a post placed ii,nn ,ni i , . coox fn . 4L i i""--" honey, will cause drops of moisture to In the middle of the end to be enclosed tt,n,i,,n i i i- lo For ventilation the u,h am to;...?"!! carc'"1 1 h .

oH, .im uuiuma

are like- ',

kept in a warm

place, the temperature of which

It is admitted by most divers that twenty-five feet is about tho limit at

wnich they can sec under water.

P. SnwEitT, of Dohlen, Saxony, pro

poses

byrolli

or llutcs, and using u core to complete! incessant.

uic xorraation or the pipe or tube

lire moon is not so small after all

its snriace area is fully as great as

that or Africa and Australia combined,

which would makeitosly about thir

teen and a half times smaller than our

earth.

That neglected marvel, tho muse

um of natural history in New York.

contains among other things some remarkable specimens of taxidermy. There aro stuffed caterpillars as natural as life, and stranger still there are wax leaves that so nearly simulate the defects produced by the sting of insects that a naturalist knows at onco the name and character of the supposititious insect that has thus left its mark.

A Constant Visitor.

KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvemeat and

lends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live better than others and enjey life more, with hsa expeaditure?; by mor piomptly adapting tho world's byproducts to the needs of physical beintr, will attest tho value to health of the" pure liquid laxative principles embraced in th remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleatant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative; eflectually cleansing the system,, dispelling cold, headache and fever ana permanently curing constipation. It has givea satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical

profession, because it acts on the Kid-

the manufacture of class .pipes h!i0?Jftt n,nd ,nst1unwc!comcVIs!torof ing down molten glass'in grooves acme, ffiWÄift

r ,1 ... Z a. i I ( . y it ' . . . f v . tv W IA.blirv lb AUW) Uli LI 1 IT AIU

aH5 op, Liver and llowels without weaktrs and avoid life lonp discom fort. Malaria en,n6 thm nd lt w perfectly free from

uiiiuus u-nuuie,consupation. itvspcpsla and nervousness aro relieved by the Bitters.

And put a motto on the fireplace. Mr.

Til :t i f " Vr " es i, nomc s

"wh ur suuieuiiiig iiko tuatr'

every obiectionable substance.

Syrup of Figs is for sale by all druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, but it is manufactured by tho California Fig SyrupCo. only, whose name is printed on every

co that!" ..lit, "til ' "Tt T 7.

nr, 'PIr. TM- - 1 fW-MlKC. lau UIU JiailU'. OVrilO Ol XJLTB.

Pjiof. Kocn will shortly publish an off tho women folks from monkeyinir with I 8ml "'S wcl1 nfned, you will sot

opened from the lower end by means j 5, 0l4 Ü. ..4Uel ly to occur. It must be kepn

4 WVk

work on an improved lt ou know." N. Y. Uccordcr.

using tubcrcullne aud the

ure eousirucicu ov nrst. I ,i

,f . - ' ui mnlrlnrf tha itnnnM n t I . -

"JK ""nnji ii an 9UUIVU tu SCC-

tional

With

spaces

inch

the sides of tho beds should be about

view, and should 1m linanlml . : . , . . n,l- --ffoa.

. , , , . i room warnieu oy a base-burner coaI l-inch boards, learing open stort, irn,1(, nU T, ,1.1 ?

in the bottom of about half an , t, 7u" Z -'1 M""""'.

between tho boards for drainac-c: ; i" "If " "r aura,,lcr' 11

weak iu am; jh an uooer room on th

exhaustive

method of

diagnostic properties thereof. Tho

work wiU also treat of tho rccognitios

mt tue tirst stages of consumption,

accept any substitute if fircd.

FoaCoccns ajto Throat ni.onnnui use ßruic;' Uroiicliiul Tivehe ."Have never changed my mind respecting them, except I think better of that which I bepan tli'nking well of." Uov. Henry Ward Beechcr.

THE MARKETS.

THE DINNER TABLE.

ittrntion - to Kverr Detail Mnkcs Whole Attractlrp.

Pveryonc can set a table, but every. one can not seta table that is at once refined, sensible and dainty. As a rule, cheap articles arc not a good investment, but it is better to have Inexpensive linen and plenty of bright glass and plated silver on your table than non at all. The crystal saltcellar and the Silver pepper-box at each place should be so bright and shining as to ornament the tablo and delight the eye. Unfortunately flowers at certain times of tho year are expensive. If you caa pret a bunch of chrysanthemums tfor twenty-five or thirty cents it will pay to do it With care they last well, and tflowera are always a charming addition to a dinner ailn

hina which is not cracked or chipped much more to be admired than "wedding present" sets that have gone through long sieges of Mary Jane's banghifj.slammtog style of dishwashing. Have fancy imitation cut-glass dishes for olives, celery or pickles, if Jou can not afford finer ones, but have the proper thing for each article of food; don't substitute or use makeshifts. It dispels the pretty glamour, w hich should envelop the evening meal n tke most ccrcmoniour, one of the day. The children should 1

nped to dress fordinner, and very dish fci'ould be,iif posftiblc, garnished in wme way-the bread with a fringed lfly, the meat with watercress and

i""iey, and the fruit with jrreat irrecn

eaves, which give it a fresh, country

vHicago limes.

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1 11 I

upper room or tha

south side of the house where the sun will keep the room at the required temperature. In short, keep the honey always dry aud uniformly at about eighty degrees. In this way a surplus of the product can be held until prices are such that satisfactory profit can be

realized. Apiarists who have been suo

CATTI.n-Natlve Steers..

tyi iu-Miiitiiinc PLOUH-Wlnter Wheat WltKAT-Xo. 2 Ited ., roi .V-Xa -... .. .. . . .. ;; P'V'-Wes'ern Mixed.... "." POHK-Xew Mm... sr. noiiis.

COTTOX-MI.Mlin? UfiEVKS ShlDMnj; Slccre...

Mt'iiium...

Ni:w YoiiK, Jan, 13. lot

f I TO

10 Gf.

ot; Kit

"HOW SLOWLY the tmir- Ii lrnt-lnr- nMtlt

said a passenger. "Yes." replied another. . r.hoJ?.aWrKO master must have checked it." Pittsburgh Chronicle.

JJLM'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC IMD AMTI.CATAÄRMAL CHEWIXI 6UM

LurctRM I'roTenu UbejciBintlMa.Iti(ll(riUon. UMful In Mnlarls und IVver. Onn.ei Iho

i eeiii ana j

TIKIKIIP, III. Annaflln 1

.the Hreatli. Carci tho TnuArn irihi. m"

'rtonoi liytho Medical f .cultf. f -i.a for ml

Ocn. X

Slhi rr, Stamp' or I'oitnl Xvtel

II 4fl 15 OJ

4 50

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END VIEW

Frrtlllzinj- Aiparaxai Ilrd.

Many years ago it was thought that the asparagus plot must be stuffed with

six inches high. The entire height of ' JT' U P,, wcre set iaen tue plot was good for twentr

! years." It was not considered that

plants the same as animals need but a certain amount of food, and that a

W , IF F

eessful in storing honey find that it SiTeSKWi t 5 S can be kept for several years and that l'-OUK-Patents 3 no a 3 o thequalitj-isnotonlyunimpaire.l.but xrnrJirJ&Vwitä?" ' 'm n 8 S is improved.-Orange JuUd Farmer. TOKX-Ws mTx.." gkS 4

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ST, JACOBS

jML fis PAIN,

the beds should be about three feet.

Tho building when completed should receive two coats of paint The heating apparatus is composed of a hot-water heater or bnilpr ntirl fivn

lines of 4-inch cast iron pipe extending around the house, as shown on plan 1 (six lines of 2-inch wrought iron pipe ' will answer as well as the 4-inch pipo). ! These should rest on piers made of ' brick or wood, and should have a slant to and from the boiler, and an exnan- I

aion tank placed at some suitablo point above the highest pipes. The heating apparatus should be obtained from any firm of greenhouse builders, at they can better guarantee its working fatisfactorily. The plan shows a small inclosurc at one end of the house for tb

heater; this can have a door to be made

surplus could not be serviceable in any

way. lo use a large amount of manure in preparing the plot is equivalent to locking up an amount of

money where it draws no Interest It

Is worse than that, for a part of the

principal ie lost As the surplus

manure uecays and becomes

from season to season, a consid

portion leaches through the soil and

is lost forever to the plants. Rura?

.aew 1 orker.

ToiiAr.-r.r . "Jr ..

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t.v"lla,V ,.ICM uc" Ä 13 871a

LAKD-I'rlmo Stcärn. ..!".'! CHICAGO. CATTLE Shipping IlOGS-Kilr to Choice. . . . .. SHEKl'-Ktlr to Choice .... . KI.OUK-Wlnter l'atcntx.... it-m..- SPrlnßl'atcnu.... WHEAT Xo. S .Sprlnsr So. 2 Itcd...

l'OHIC-Mcss (new) 13 J 0j u 35

KAXSAS CITY.

234 30

surplus CATTLE-Shlpnlnu StccM.... 4 0U 0 x srdublo IIOOS-AllOrajcs.. . 5 00 ft 5 J siderable ATrNo. s Hed ,. U soil and 8&x-& g g

NEW ORLEANS.

-A-

The

KonottM In Faahlon. touches of ribbon nAAA

Jny kindsof fancy work now take the orm of rosettes. Large rosettes m ade "loops ot wido satin ribbon are seen on llCW 1rasti.rnn. Im.Ul. 1

-liicr onos

Tbe t7ie ot Wheat.

Ground wheat may be mixed with

bran to lighten it, or may be spread

over moistened ohonned h.n- anrl ntru-

largc enough to admit of firing and to ' ta name as shorts or other irround

iool. I here has been a strong feeling

against me use of wheat for horses.

doubtless the result of experience: but

the injury which has resulted from it

has been owing not to the merits or demerits of the grain but to the fact

that the feeding of it has been left in

the hands of men possessed of insula-

clent knowledge of what Is necessary

to provide suitable food for stock.

Crushed wheat, intelligently and care

fully used, may, so the last experiments

show, be advantageously fed to horses.

X. Y. World.

FnOTJIt-Hlch ra.ln

COHX-XO.S OATS Western . HAY-Cholie J. I'OKK-Xcw.Mesw HACOX-SldOs COTTOX-Mlddllnir CINCINNATI. WHEAT No. 2 lied.

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uat wo, s .Mixed..

I'OKIf-Xmv Mess... HACOX-Clear Klb

COTXON-Jllddllng..

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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO.

SPRAINS, BRUISES, SWELLINGS, BUHN.

Two ways of washing.

me same way your grandmother washed there wasn't anvthinir better, in kÄVv

rub soap intbthc dotliei-tlvirf ..vni

them up and down ion a waahbodii fSo ett- b A'.t- . cr nn.'? j . f r

fc- "v- ivuiu mi. x jus is iKura worK-r-and while you're wearing offthifäirt, you're wearing out your clothe. m

too. ihe other way

YOU mit thr oTrtttioe

1 f . K W""'V"J

mzo rcwime ana water then you wai Pearline srets the dirt all on . A Kftl.

rinsing makes them perfectly clean. Pearline does the work. TlWr

can't be anything so easy, so econom

ical, or tnac keeps your clothes so absolutely safe from harm and wear

and tear.

iv i une is

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I I ur. A tli I FT . f TS I MS

2 T5 -ft, 3 so 1rr IlUVL 1 ' 3B dt, 3. SO xäPl Cl t " S3 Ct. II V K .... Gt II c &?vK V ' ... 0t. r,i Wf ' TtSy

FH m ,""l"""FP"F-

SIDE ViW

be wide enough for a person to pet in to-make nny ultcratlon to the ooiler that mifrht be needed. A greenhouse made from the above plan will give an endless amount of pleasure when .stocked with rtowerx and plants. The nrico named nhori'

does not include the cost of labor for

rosettes are nff,.K Aitr . building, it beinir nunnosed that It will

s one of yclloxr and ono of pale pink. ,bc put up tha lursn dcalrlng the iey loo, like douhU l.nllvl.Lw h,nse'.

or bullder Bupply houne, yon can get

. "c uouuia noiiyiiocka.

alff. as prelty ,,avo half a doa ncrent color in

"W-trimmcil ....1.1 j' an estimate for VOtlr llimtMr and cr1rii.a

d shades full poapons arc nada fro ) ou W.,U rKlM'r8 fourteen post, 4x4x0 oopt of Why riblwa SL lI-u fcet 6 ,nche foi,r uprighb.; Wbll. y TW' U ten 2x8x8 feet rafters, aud one piece

ii, i or rwtre. Alao about 41

rioulriR Orrhfinltln KMgr.

Tiie common method, because tha

easiest, in plowing an orchard is to

ridge up against the trees. This leaver

a dead furrow between each row when

after a few years most of the feeding

roots arc found. If the orchard be plowed in ridges against the trees, but

crosswise, it leaves a square around

Hy showing this plan to any carpenter each tree, and on level land a deep hole ' Illlt1i1au t . I In I... .(..

in the middle of each cross-section.

All these evils may be remedied if the teams arc provided with nhiffietrcct

which hnvo straps on the outer cnd

hitched to a hook at the back of thf whiffle tree. American Cultivate

POCE.-.CUBE, la all RmorliUI Thmaf mA T . . , 1

Dr. Pkrce'i Mn 7 ntZZVZZZSL

relief and a permanent care. Tho way is

urler from Asthma, Bronchitis or Catarrh.

1- -- . . " j im iure

wr.it. v.i'ikro:: Drnr.f(r Mywlfo m filleted with asthma for twenty year; at sho

Ifrew older iho

mrew wort. Her

nwo was treated by three eminent doctors, but all failed; they told me there wm so cure for it, Dteourajred m I wa. I rptMimi

to try Dr. Fierce'

Beware

m 1

t. 1 n

Urn

reddlew and tome unscrapslons grocers will tefl

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vi t cr? v B T , or u,c,Mrae M 1'earlir.e." ITS

you aa imitation, U SSmJü A. i jXizsWlVX.

LTa iaaw eaaaar-.aai

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cuiorn. lie.

Maa.iAiuBjf.Krcm

Golden Millai

Discovery; a he

D.M. Kl KU.

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