Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 April 1895 — Page 7

THE FARMING WORLD. TALK ABOUT BARNS. varwcra KrCln to Keallae the Iwportm of Ventilat!. I nm junt homo from five weeks of institute work, and have been greatly interested In the discussions and fiuettlons of the farmers. There was no one question which seemed to interest the farmers more than that of economy and convenience In the building w,d arrangement of barns.; and thai jnnny points brought out showed that the farmers are making progress in erervthlug connected with their construction and arrangement. Several points were especially emphasized: 1. The farmer who does not study his plan carefully and post himself on the cost of material and labor usually pays from one-half to thrcc-fourtha more tlmn he ouirht for a barn; and cases are

not rare where a building has cos$

Mniihle what it would If the owner had

j.een Intelligently informed on the subj.1 Farmers nro more careful to make

iir stables warm now than iney

n faw vears airo, as they havo

thnt it costs food to keep animals

warm In stables without undcrpiniti.r und with cracks in the floor and

sides which admit the wind. Stables nt-. now often built so warm that the

manure will not freeze In them. This w diillcult If the sides arc double

boarded, with building paper between, and the doors and windows are well fitted and the arrangement such that no culd can come up from below. 3. The- farmers seem awake to the importance of ventilation in these warm stables and have found that the lx-st system Is that of an opening directly over the manger, and this can v.. us a hav chute. This is

without question the bes-t way to ventüate stables in the basement, and a AU.le manger can be made with a row of stalls each side, and a hay chute may extend tho entire length of tho manger above it. If the stables are arranged in this way they should bo made across the barn (not lengthwise),

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BARLEY rofl STOCK.

iiüCMGAN'S BENEFACTOR

4 ftvxt San

14 0 19.5 4 5 e o

7 o 2.0

Utility m Iroatatle

Thnrnughljr lUtstilUhrtt. We have repeatedly urged the feed

ing of more barley to stock. The past Mason has demonstrated Its utility an

general stock: food, and has done

much to encourage barley growing by

farmers. The following is an average

analysis of barley: Water.

Albuminoid..

Ft ... Starch, etc

TVoodr Uber. ..,

Mineral matter ..

100 0 llarlcv is thus exceedingly rich in

the fattening properties of food. It is seldom, and never should be. given in

its dry whole state as food for stock, but in the form of rough meal or malt, or cookeu, it is employed very extensively in feeding stock. When barley Is cooked It must be allowed to simmer slowlv at least twelve hours,

until the whole forms a mass of rich, pulpy matter, perfectly free from whole grains, and in cooking the greatest care must be taken to prevent the barley from becoming burned by adhering to the boiler in which it is prepared. When thoroughly cooked it becomes a most valuable Ingredient in the food of fattening animals, and horses thrive remarkably well upon it so much so that a course of boiled barley given at

least once a day will very soon renovate horses that hav. been worn out with hard work. 1 toiled barley is used

bv some of the most successful exhibitors of Shorthorn In the preparation of their cattle for the show yards. Along with a little oilcake it gives that finish-briiigsout that mellowness in handling which is so much to be desired in Mich cases. For the fattening of pigs barlej meal is the king of fools. For jKrk production it is, on account of exceptionally high percentage of starchy matter, the most perfect

food vet discovered, and no other ani

mal will vield a larger percentage ot

butcher meat from a given quantity

An Oft Reptd Story of Tru Philanthropy.

Willie "I often dream that I am

being chased by a giant. - Teddy

"Doesn't it frighten you awfully Willie ."Xo, because "know that just

as the giant is going; to catch me 1 am sure to wake up." Ilarper's Itazar.

What Chmm.

M. HaieMey

WHtm Mlehica

Dom fr

(from Grand Rtpidt, JfkX., Stent? JV.) The most beautiful spot la all this city Is Inseparably associated with the siae of Hackley. Chaa. II. Hackley has been in the lumber business hero continuously sine 1SV and in that time has amassed a fortune which gives him a rating among the wealthy men of the natioa. But with wealth there did not come that Ughtealag of the purse strings which is generally a narked characteristic of wealthy men. It is not a wonder then that the name of Charles H. Hackley is known at home and abroad. His muaiflcenco to Mukegoa alone represents an outlay of nearly half a million. For the past twenty years be has beea a

constant sufferer from neuralgia and rheu

matism, also numbness of the lower Usbs, so nnch so that it has seriously interfered

with his treasure in life. For some tine

past his friends havo noticed that he has wrr.fM to ctow Youajr acain and to have

recovered the health which he had ia youth.

Ta a remitter for the Press Mr. uacKiey

pmlained the secret of this tratisf onaatioa.

"I have suffered for over years.' he said, 'with pains in my lower limbs so severely, that the only relief I could get at night was

bv nuttlnc cold water compresses on ny

limbs. I was bothered more at nicht than in the day time. Tho neuralgic and rheumatic nalns in my Habs, which had been

growing in intensity for years, finally became chronic I made three trips to the lint Sonars with only partial re.ief and

then fell bar-lc to my original state. I

couldn't sit still aa l tav su2crings beeaa to make life looic very blue. Two years jco i-i., cTirftmwr 1 nntittjd an account of Jr

William' Pint 1'ilis for Pale Pe-wlo and

what they had done for others, and vme caes so nearly resembled mine thui I was i.t.irnc?sMl art T wnitfKi one who had riven

a tstimonal.an eminent profesorof music , f .n.ia Tho rwilfl received was cea

sir.'Drer than the printed testimcnialani it rave me faith in the medicine.

I ocean taxin? ine jiujs ou muu to b all that tlie pn-fesor had tx-ld me they would be. It was two or three months before 1 experience! any perceptible better-

mv.lr reove-v and was thaiiKlul even

The onlv American order ever

founded was that of the Cincinnati, in 1763. It was soon dissolved, a Society

of Cincinnati taking its place. It was composed of the officers of the revolu

tionary war.

What's this parrot say inR?" asked

the visitor in the bird-store- "It doesn't sound like 'Polly wants a cracker.'"

It", 'Pollv wants a beam Im

educating the bird for a Boston lady,

Washington Star.

As a recojrnized state Institution,

chivalrr is first found in r ranee,

whence it spread to i-nain, to itaiy, to

Germany and to England.

TT Ilot Springs of SoatTa Dakota.

Thn fAiinwrin letter from Mr. V. M. Ty

son, Commander of the Pennsylvania Soldier and Sailors' Homo at Eric, Pa., written on his return hotne.aftcr a stay of some

weeks at Hot printr, oain aisou, juuicates that the Sprintrs are in a fair way to

become one of toe leading lieaiui resons oi thecouatry:

r.RIE, ix., reo. i-.J-CoL Farn EvaS, Prop., ,

"Evans Hotel, ' noi pnnps. v. Dear Sir: Amonsj the many who have w.nfl iir treatment at the Hot

Sprint, S. D , and have exH;rien-ed courteous nÖ5pitality at your hands, 1 claim the

rhrht to ssy a wora in oeuaii o mu iu; aswa health resort, and cannot dobetterthan to state the farts in ray own cac I left Erie. Pa , about November 1.1.

ny friends at the time doubting newer i -jk-. . th Uabler h0

would ever recover my ' tho n?."-Cincinnati Tribune. yinnn-re. i winc and dlshca.tcneo tiuit J"S'

it required aid to leave the cars and reach th- hotel For the first two weeks I felt no improvement. Thea I exi.erieiicedacliar.ee. rtuich continued until mv departure, anil returned to my home very much stronccr, and almost free from pain. I do not hesitate to ay to anyone seeing relief from pain, and desiring rest, that 1 do hharo thpwu anv iihce where an in-

v.iii.1 can roi and find so many advantages.

such a- heaiini waters, pure

all receipts for cooking

requiring a leavening agent

the ROYAL BAKING POWDER, because it is an absolutely pure cream of tartar powder and of 33 per cent, greater leavening strength than other powders, will give the best results. It will make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor and more wholesome.

oAiiMP. PnWCER CO.. 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. 52

"I itEv noticed." says the corn

onher. "that a man is a neaj

.i.j l?lwn "whnn er

.xJl man tells voll he's discouraged lie doan

( IlKü um.j- .,. ... w.irr flat ho s 'bout

Is to siaj in . ,.,. ,,, iw, pr..H Hn- lnrv d

"I snortn have you knw. sir, that I aa a londoner, as 1 was bora in Undon. But I. sir. was lxru iu Cork, and 1 am a Corker!"' Boston Globe.

When You Want s Thrasher, Horse Power, Swinring or Wind Stacker, si-.r Mill. Self Feeder, or an hncine. mi-

air, crand 1 dress the J. I. CaseT. 31 Co . Uarine.

B . " , " rr2- i rf.,n .!. hot.'l ae- ti,- tho largest Thrcsliinir ."wacmne

üot ftprxng", i tiiaoi m we wunu, uu '-"i'-r 7..L

coes to !UhHi l!42. Illustrated catalogue mailed free.

home. I am so thi .rousuiy

res' of his lire." Washington Star.

I...S n. T-IftT St, Mil!. P. II. IQC

w provision for comt jrt, anu an uiai

11AY CIItTE A YDXTILATOB. K that the hay-chute ventilator can be at the hide of the barn lloor. The engraving shows, how this combined hay chute and ventilator is made. The posts which support the floor alKive the .spaces through which

the hay and fodder is dropped into tho inrniL'or are four feet high. Tho

tmees between posts are iut tho width

of the horae hUills and two and a half

feet wide from the barn lloor hack to

wlwrn th. hloniniT lloor rests. This

makes the snaces so lare that a bun

die of fodder or a 1 arge forkful of hay

irriw thrim'rh casilv. A boaru six

Inches wide at the hide of the barn floor nrevents the tlust and chaff from

btdiiff nut down with the feed. The

floor of the mancer below is raised

oiu.nt kW infihus above that on which

the horses stand, and this leaves space

enough between it and the top so that

man can walk through Vie manger to f..d L'niin or to clean out tho

waste which accumulates in it have such a manirer with

tow of cows at one side and

hores tho other; and, while they can

Touch to eat all the hay nnd fodder.

thev cannot touch each other, and as

1 have one handling of feed and find it

Terv convenient to pass through the

inanger to feed grain, after using it ten vears I nm so well pleased with it

hnt 1 would not arrnnce a basement

in anv other way. Much time

can be saved by having feed and tedAmt pnnvinienL so that they will re-

ouire the least amount of handling.

and this should Ih: made a point to be

carefullv .studied.

1 was 'both pleased and surprised to

find so large a per cent, of the fanners Interested in cement iloors for their Haides, and judge that ns the old

plank floors rot out they will be gen

erally replaced with Portland cement.

J have found these iloors satisfactory

in vi. r- whv. nnl in no wav more so

than in avoiding the foul odors which

are triven off bv urine-soaked plank

ÄVhen my stable is cleaned out in the morning and fresh bedding is scattered In tbn tnllK the air in them is as free

from odor as in a dwellinghousc, and all the liquid manure is saved by abfcorlKjnts. Waldo F. rown, In N. Y. Tribune. BRAN FROM CORNMEAL. A Cfol Aildltloa to Ground Wheat, Ky or MlddllncIn the preparation of fine cornmcal for the market the tough dtins of the kernels are sifted out in the form of

corn bran, which comprises one-eighth of the weight of tho shelled corn ground in the milL The chemical analysis of corn bran, by O. L. Teller, of tho Arkarsas station, shows that it contains eleven per cent, of nitrogenous matter, while the wholo corn contains over nine per cent, and tho bolted corn Hour nine per cent Tho amount of fat is nearly doubled in tho "bran, being eight and one-half per cent, on account of the oil in the seed coats. The corn bran contains a higher percentage of crude protein and ash, four times as much fiber, but lesa woterand much less starchy matter. This analysis indldatea that corn bran has a food value nearly equal to that of wheat bran, though tho stiffness of the seed coats renders the malte bran less palatable for use as a single food. Being less nitrogenous than wheat bran, but containing more fat, corn

bran forms a very useful addition te

ground wheat or rye, or to middling,

cottonseed meal and round peas. As

part of a mixed dairy ration kran is better than eornmeal.

,r.f i.nrij- than a mir oi irooa sort.

.... . i v . . . , ii.. , . v. i i n.nfmKsAi rjnuiiv. IH) . tl . . 1 T.k.. 1 n

wnoie oaney mljuiu m: i" "M y''. . .-

i . .,... iw.iin: iw. I xowanis recover ituu mi con. rinccu ui uic ..v. . .... - water at least twentj -four hours Mt a weU mn. 1 1 found at your location! that it is a pleasure

lore oeinir iriveu iu j- v i have recoameaaea ino puis uj iaaat for me to recoramenu n .-r,.Mh,

common practice now vs to frriuii it or and am only too plaa to asist omcis 10

. :. -t, r,,t.-,l Snn tiling l neaim luruuKu uitiacuiu-iui "

crusu it ""h - I T ntinnt uv fjv mUCtl lor tr:.i,i. m. r.rr n.-rs. f

it is advisable to steep the grround oar . , . . f me r, -in-, radv become tetter known and ap-

icv in water. Prairie i armer. Dr. WiUkras' Pink Ihlls contam all tne preciatej i am Truly yours.

rfn. t tli( bld,l and restore shattered th Tint Snrinsrs of South Dakota are

"Br the wav, didn't you say thecount liad

n fortiinn in American securities' es.

jut two millions in

securities

matrimonial bonds."

LIVE STOCK ITEMS. Gnoc-NU feed for lio-s is more eco

nomical than whole grain.

It is very wasteful to feed hay to

stock otherwise than in rack.

Is- dehorninsr cattle they may b..- se

cured in any way that will hold them

firm.

TiiKitr. is never a sufiicient supply ot

mm . 1

earlv spring lambs to satisiy tue ue-

maud.

Have a tight gutter in the cow sta

bles to catch the liquid manure anu and absorb it with leaf mold, cut straw,

road dust, etc

Stil, hogs when the market is Uest

and they are ready, liiere is no wis

dom in keeping hogs until they weigh just so many pounds.

Pcph the pig as rapidly aspossitne.

Getting it into market a-s soon at. we

can is the way to make pork produc

tion the most profitable.

PirnR ih'strov more pasture uy

treading it dowu than they do by eating the grass. Hence it is advised to divide the pastures into several lots.

A Wisconsin farmer practices haulrr 1

intr out his manure lauy. ine innu

then must get the oenenc oi au ui m none of the value being lost by leaching.

Tin: sense of smell Is strongly ue-

Ened iu a horse, nnd it depends more

m this sense than on that ol sight ,V horse will leave musty hay in the

bin untouched, no matter how hungry.

Ax ill-natured, fiery man is worse nmong animals, than a mad Texas steer. We can kill the -steer, but we can't kill the man. Hut there is no Biiimalon the farm that feels rough treatment more than a sdieep doe. Farmers' Voice.

nerves. Thev are for sale by all drureists. reached directly by the Burlington Route.

or mav do nau oy mau um ' , Medii-fnc Company. Ikhenei-Udy. i., for I3c mir box. or six boxes for 12 50.

IIIS I'KEFKRKNCE.

a xr -.-r.t anmarin? in Johnstown, Pa.,

recentlvwas referred to by the local press .. f;nt in iimt ritv. The paper re

marked: "She appeared "hero just before th. 00J ' Tlie actress has erased Johns

town from her map. Uranaatic Mirror.

A Chep Trip South. Tii-iat will h nld at one fare round trip

to points in Tennessee, Kentuc ky, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida, on the

line oi trie louisvine k. asu -y. .uj

Nashville, Chatunooira K ot, i-ouis nauroads. on Januarv 3, February 5, March j. April 2 and 30. 1W3. Ask your ticket apent about it, and if he cannot sell you excursion i tickets write to C. P. Atmore. General Pas-

senper Agent. Louisville, iy., JacKwu Smith. 1) P A., Cincinnati, 0., or Geo.

L. Cross, . W. 1. A., Chicago, ill.

El'ft Crtam Halm hai coniictefu curat m of eitarrh icJun ttcrythlr.Q ehe fatttd. Mswj acjurtfnt antharUKd f icith ex ctlUnt raults. Alfred 1 Sttttn. OxJ'becV, Ohio.

CATARRH ELY'S CREAM BALM i.mtinnafrnm ro ds Itestore th senf- of Til

nJroell Tho llalm liqulcklr atoneaanasiTB rtllef otonce.

A partlclelapiHetllnto each nomll and Is agr

KU l UlHlllfcll3." OIIH m--".

Stats or Ohio. Ott or Toledo, )

r.ivr .T rntT makes oath that be U

i . ..nor-nf thortrm nf F. J CllEVET

County and Bute aforesaid and that said -i . nnnrn Twit -

la ks for each and every case of Catarrh that cannotbecured by theuseof Haul's Catirku rrJT. J PraNK J. CllESST.

a I 1. . I n . . .

presence, this6thdayol December.A. D.lMO.

TTii'.ratHTThrMr it taken Internally and

act directly on the blood and mucous sur

far ox tae svstem. oenu .urirsuiuv.

free. F.J. Cnesir Ä Co, Toledo, u.

rarBold by DrasTKisu. c

HaU't.

i.c-. TntT n her bandt" "I don't know.

I'm'underlter thumb, ia any event "-De

troit Tribune.

I cannot speak too hichlv of IHso's Cure for ronsumntion. Mrs. Frank Mobds, 215

. U 31., .UW A Ulli, '1

Titk rnnstancv of saees Is nothing but

locking up their ajntation m their Hearts.

i Family Pills.'.

Dontist Will vou have ga&

Ole Si Tuttle Waal, 1 swow! Wa . . .. , . A mc t ' hum. I

OOBIKI1U lliuuiuwu.k-- " - UUPK, - , RS..I,,.

guess you'd better give me ker senc- ns- ot i 011011

HANDY AMNURE BOX.

It IIa

for a

ltr--n In ttaractorr Cm

Num. kt ot Year. The accompanying figures rcprrent s very handv manure box which Mr. C. A." Allen, of Illinois, has been using for a numlwr of years. The upier fiirure is a side view, the lower shows

the Vkjx as seen irom aitove. iv aj w easily constructed, is eight feet long, sixte'en inches wide, sixteen inches deep, and shaped like a Hat boat, At each eud are handles used in unloading. It is very convenient standing

Judge.

A DomMtlc Crisis.

Two ladies were conversing together, when one of them remarked: "lam troubled with nightmare almost every night"

"WeH, I d rather have the nigntmare seven straight nights than do what I've got to do." replied the other, whose husb-nd is a very stingy man. , "What's thatr "I've got to tell my husband that the coal bin is empty." Texas Siftings. Thomas VTil Itlcht. Ttrtt-s " 5d a teacher in a Sunday

school, "can any of you quote a verse from Scripture to prove that it is wrong for a man to have two wives?" He paused, and after a moment or two a bright boy raised his hand. "Well, Thomas," "taid the teacher encouragingly. Thomas stood up and said: "'o in ran .?rre two masters." The

question ended there.

Call Ita Craze.

AN ALARMING STATEMENT

CONCERNING WOMEN.

Tr.-r- "Thi entint caxc Tzc a dollar to

tell hhn truthfully if Miss de IUcho was i at HOW BAD HABITS ARB FORMED. home." The Maid -"And did you!" But-

The Srx V Tnbmtu says : "Tue nsDiioi

Ukice 'headache powam' t tncTtasing 10 an alanniDC estcnt idos a great number of women throughoat the country. Thtse fiowdtrf as their name indicate, are claimed by the manufacturer to bea positie and speedy cure for any rrm of headache. Ia many cat their chief

. Am .uki irn mm Uli f rar CT? lOMtlOt aU

iUllitniMiltrttcwUtltoUiiOilt

$10 S40

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7ni nl La .nl lrrti.U.l l.-.r tk.n -.. .r Utot

f JW e.Dt. Mt i.llon Th.. I. cU. tfcw Tbl

tet inrtnk. 't. mt er u.l. I '

Th i.rrac:or varar.nj . r-

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Uf'K II THAT THK1 l """"A , tnur 1HAS v oRBEKUO Ii awiMBiw. rr

ull a lo- th.t tu.

tr th. Ufilr Ol kin at In, Uta Ih.

cbiD waull nk But

at MtUil tUt th.T

uunUl II f ml .tr.

tn r.DaUiMB. th A.r

tm Bf im ! cttin rpir

Ii (atur. UM only h.t th I

i,Hth(tMt(mltUiar, ,por.rtitt.,lnTPf lehnt

rtfKIT1fUXCH HQiaaa

THI COrüTRf IS ORUIK

lim she ivas out." Brooklyn Life.

COOKS K1MLT ACXr-SHl.

MrAlRS hitmm SÄST l tramtlr iDcrwM thi. DMlt.r tt th ffUt

r.purchultt mMbio.f. wiM in will look Uli

tll tht r.pt.r. ein qaici-

nnii, Ii u acctwiaud. Atjrmotor CO..

att.nbl. . ma-

ita It wm

,t Ih. mithin

f.r th. rretrctien ( tt

mpt.iC.Rip.ar Mi r.it latt .aaatntarttftDttliia

A.tBcUr Comr '"! tt r"M iJf

lü nun ; v TO M4TE HOT OStt ITt

IU, BIT TU REACH. It t,( l" nomUr of he.. Thi t

ifapoft.iM t tnca Atctl.oU will hrr.,n k. t. hovint an ru

U U htA t t..nM

M.fVr PH 4 VT, . landet Ith" ,4 with -tr iatipli aai po-.r rrdtlun hrwiaJ. -th tha a.itil.tT.' ' Haaaf uraoa

Whmt a niMalnff It is to have stronir nerves, and how many .-v. .Jr-nUxi it Thev to v."hom nature has

beennip?am

vürorana

and tonics ia existence. Dyspepsia, a proline source of nerve inquietude, is invariably overcome by this genial me-ltcine, which is alo potent as a remedy for malarial and kidney trouble and constipation.

lr a hive liaa a fertile worker, most effective way to fret rid of it la t break up the colony, dividing1 it ataoaff

trong olonle hamaf lertiU ji

ii.oinr MASCRE BOX.

near the stähle door where the manure

thrown into it when the stable is

r.Wtif.,1 in the tnorninir- A am 18

hitched to it when full and it is nauiea

tn tlm dumninir nile and turnenl over.

lly iUaid the stable and itssurroundinVs aru kent neat and clean. In the

lower fipure alb Vb are the handles

used in turning and righting it. A lonjr clfvis runs from the bottom up over the

nd and to this the horse is attached.

Orange Judd Farmer.

Shrubbery Aro-nl tH Iloaa.

Shrubbery, unless properly arranged.

ia not attractive, either on the lawn or

lsewhcre, but when the trees ana dtruuberv are placed where, they will

add their attractions to the best adrantmrn thev add hundreds of dollars

to tho value of a place. Those who Ihnir homes should endeavor to

mnkn prttrv souam foot a beauty spot.

There is no space that will not permit

of the growing of some kind ox uower. An evergreen hedge Is not only a contrast with other plant growing near, bat it gives (freen appearand to yard on lawn oen Ik winter.

VrmcrssE-"Vl;at do you think ol these Lints to a Gas CVsnpanvl"" Petticusse--"The meter i false " Witticusso-"That s done intentionally ta make it realistic -Life, Bett of -All To cleanse the system in a pcntle and truly

beneficial manner, wnen uic pnas,"""1 comes, use the true and perfect remedy, Svrup of Fics. One bottle will answer for all the family and cons only 50 cents: the larre she ft. Trv it and be pleased. M anufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

only.

THE MARKETS.

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3 14

3IS

13 .) U UW

New Yokk. March 39,

CATTL.K Jfatlve Steer. ....I ßl 6 3J

crmi.s'-MiiUunir

1'I.OLK W.ntcr Wheat. W11KAT Nov Sited- ,

CO I SS" No. - - - OATii Nu, S.

P0UK New Mess.

ST. LOUIS.

COTTON-Mlddlins ....

llEEvKa Fancy teer

Medium

HOG Fair to Select bllUEr-Fair to Caolce -

FUJfJK-l'aients

Faacv to Extra do..

WHEAT No Sited Winter ...

001C.V-No.2Mtxed 0AT Nu.2 ....

It) E NCI'S ..

TOHACW-Eujr.

'Vnr hmihpr! 1 did not know that you

had a brother." "Oh, yes; or, what Is the

same thing, I have two hail uroiucrs. A han mav be as honest a, the day is lonp, tad tili do h exeat deal of mischief daring the night-- Texas Siftings.

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luf Uurley J

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tVe don't know what we can do till we

try, and then we frequently and that we

can t iucic.

"Therz goes an old flame of mine 1" as the sun said when the comet came into pcribe-

lios.-Pttck.

instredient i morphine, opium, cocaine or nie other equally injurious druj havinit a tendency to deaden pain. The hbit of Ukirtfr them is e-asilv fortneil. bat alraoit impossible to halte otf "Women usually begin taking them to relieve a ragine headache und oon resort to the powder to alleriat any little pain or ache they JrTv tK- auhiected to. and finally like the mor

phine or opium nend. et into the habit oftikin them reeularly. imaptninir that they are in pain

If they happen to miss ineir reguur tc.

In nine cases out of ten, the trouble is

in the stomach and liver. Take a simple laxative and liver tonic and remove the offending matter which deranges the stomach and causes the headache. Dr.

Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are composed

entirely of the purest, concentrated, vegetable extracts. One Pellet is a dose; sug3r-coated; easily swallowed; once used, always in fazvr. They posi

tively aire sick headache and remove the disposition to it. Mr K. Vargaso. of Ottrr Late. Lafttr Co.,

muh , wme " i sot infrequently hare an attack of the headache. It usually comes on in the forenoon. At my

dinner I eat my regular meal, and take one or two of Doctor fierce'

Pteaajint I'ellets immediately after, nnd In the eotire of aa hour my headache is cured a- I no bad effects. I feel

better cTery wr for huTirid taken them not wnrae, is is uual Her takin? other kinds

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He has tried it in over eleven nunurea cases, and never failed except in two cases

(boththunacr numor.j ncnasnuw i ma possession over two hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of

Boston. Send postal card tor dook. a hnffit u.ilwavs exDerienced from tna

first bottle, and a perfect cure is Warranted when the right quantity is taken.

When, the lungs are anectra it causes

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week after taking it. Read the label.

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