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Worms In Horses.

The presence of oTms in the horse
is marked at first by an increased APP
petite, but the animal, Notwithstanding
the quantity of food which he con
sumes, falls off i'll condition his skin
is dry and hide-bound his coat is
rough, and is not shed at the ordinary
time; there is an annoying itching.
which causes the horse to rub his up
per lip against the manger or on the
wall; sometimes there is considerable
ltching about the rectum, which is in
dictated by the horse rubbing his tail
or rump against anything within
reach. The symptoms before men
toned are such as would lead one to
suspect the existence of worms. but it
is only when these appear among the
dung voided by the horse that we can
speak with certainty ON the nature of
the evil. AT n later period, and especi-
ally when the worms have develop.
ed in great numbers, the symptoms
are very much aggravated, and the
horse becomes emaciated, and suffers
occasionally from collicky pains; the
flank is tucked he walks with diff.
Guilty, and fatal termination will
sometimes ensIe. As to treatment, a
dose of aloes (aloes, six drachms !;
powdered ginger, two drachms; treacIe,
sufficient to make pilD, may be
given, which has often the effect of
expelling the worms without having
resource to any other treatment. If
this fails, divide six ounces of iron
filings into twelve parts, and make into
as MANY balls with sufficianf I,nuaoJ
meal and treacle, and give one every
morning until finished then give a
dose of aloes, as mentioned, which
will cause the expulsion of any worms
which remain in the horses intcstines.
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BY the Dead.
~ CELIA THAxTER.

Fayerty, till now never knew
The meaning of the world What lack is here
O pale mask Ut a soul, good and true
o mocking semblanee stretched upon bier!
Each atom Of this devastated face
Was 80 instinct with power, with warmth and Itgh,
What desert is so desoate No grace
Is left, no gleain, no change, no day, no night.
wher, Is the key that locked these gates of speeob
Once beautiful, where thought stood sentinel
Where sweetness sat, where wisdom passed 10 teach
Our weakness strength, our homage TO compel?
Despotled at last, and waste and barren hes
ms once so rich domain. Where lives and moves.
IN what new world, the splendor of these eyes
Ihat dauntiess hghtened like Imperial Joyes?
Annihilated, do you answer me
Blown out d vanished like a candle flame
Is nothing left but this pale efiigy,
This silence dreal this dread without q name
Has been all in vain, our love and pride,
This yearning love that still pursues our friend
Into the awful dark, unsatished,
Bereit, and wrung with pain Is this the end ?
Would God so mock us To our human sense
No answer reaches through the doubtful air
Yet with living hope, profound, intense,
Our tortured souls rebel against despair
Asbowing TO the bitter fate we go
Dropping and dumb as If beneath a curse
beh does not plying Heaven answer MOI"
WIN all the voices Of the universe2
--Scribner's for February
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Breeds of Fowls,

The recent publication of q new edi.
tion Of Tegetmeiers Poultry Book, has
called out a lengthy review of the book
by the London Saturday Review, from
which we condense the following as
Tegetmeier's opinion OF the different
breeds now principally kept in Eng
land
Two data are given from which to
estimate the value oi a fowl for the
table or market. "A table fowl shonld
be all breast, with short limbs and
small bones" Also, that fowls are in
perfection for the table only before
they have attained maturity. There.
fore a cross OF the Malay, with ITS long.
snaky neck, and plump, high. favored
breast, with the short-legged Dorkinc.
will produce an extraordinary table
fowl. He objects TO the Span.
ish on account of their dark
legs, so Objectionable in the
market. The Games have the draw.
back Of yellow skin, though the flesh
is well favored. The Polish and Ham
burgh, though excellent in flavor, are
small in size and are delicate TO rear
The Cochin develops the leg at the ex.
pense of the breast, but, although a
little coarse, is a good table fowl for
home use, but not for shipping. Mated
with the large French breeds. the cross
is white.skinned, of good size, and at
tains maturity rapidly. The Brahma
Is the largest and finest of domestic
fowls; with full, broad. prominent
breast; a back short and broad be.
tween the shoulders aud across the
hips; a curved, slender neck, and
wings small and light. The true
Brahma is a good fattener, a first-rate
table fowl, early ripe, and at maturity
OF enormous proportions. A cross be.
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tween the Brahma and Dorking is also a
profitable market bird, being less impa-
tient of restraint i'll feeding grounds
than the pure Dorking. The Houdan
is put in equal rank with the Brahma
and Dorking as a meritorious fowl
Large, heavy, small boned, and 4
minimum of offal, they are hardy, and
mature rapidly. The chickens are fit
for the table at four months, and the
flesh is white and fine son the
whole, as II few hardy breeds are better
than many of various merit and de-
grees of constitution, we should
gather from Tegetmeier, as well-as
from our own observations, that Brah-
mas, Dorkings and Houdans are the
best investment, taken all in all, for
the poultry yard"
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HOusehold Hints,

FooD FOR INvALIDs. Miss Daisy
Eyebright, in the Country Gentleman,
expatiates SO admirably ON the topic of
food for invalids that we are sure our
readers, and the fairest portion of them
at least, will be pleased to see the en-
tire article reproduced. This is what
Miss Daisy says:
There is no more desirable accom-
plishment for women than to know how
to make invalids comfortable, and to
prepare tempting dishes for them, for
food cooked by the hand of wife,
mother or sister, possesses sweeter
relish than the mere component parts
can give; and has frequently n restora-
tive power which money cannot supply.
/ therefore propose TO give various reel
pes which will enable readers TO pre-
pare relishing and toothsome dishes
for those who are i'll, and to vary the
food as selection or symptoms may
render expedient. "
Farinaceous food, lellies and meat
broths, are the most nutritious pre-
parations for invalids; aud such food
as the patient can take without pro
ducing distress and pain in the digest
i've organs is the kind which will give
the most strength to the system.
SAGo CRUEL. Take three table
spoonfuls of sage, and wash IN cold
water then add one quart of boiling
hot milk, and boil for twenty minutes;
sweeten and flavor with lemon peel, or
a tablespoonful of brandy.
GROUND RICE CRUEL. Boil ore
tablespoonful of ground rice, rubbed
smooth with cold water in a pint and
half of milk, with bit of cinnamon
and lemon peel. Sweeten slightly, or
season with salt.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD NIiIfSE.

Mus. MISSIONS Soornisa SYRUP ~ rHE Pre-
scRirrIoE OF one Of the best Female PHYSICIANS and
Nurses In the United States. and has been used io
thriyyears With never failing safety aud success bI
millions OF mothers and children, from tho feeble In
FAINT Of one week old 70 the adult Il eorreots acidhS
OF the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates tht
bowels, and gives rost health and comfort 10 mother
aud child. We believe n 10 be tho Best and Suresl
Remedy In tho World In all cases of DYSENrERY
aud DIARRHWA IN CniLDEN. whothur u
arises from Teething from any other cause. tull
directions TOR using will accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless thu facsi ila Of CURTIS A
PERKINS f. on the outside Wrapper.
SOLD nv All MEDICINE DEALEns.
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Nil DEsPERANDUM.- A real hedIthy
man or woman, is rarity and what
wonder2 when we realize that it is the
custom to overload the stomach, and
then produce chronic disease by the
use of spirituous liquors, "Tonics, 4"
Appetizers," Restoratives, etc.
Having first produced disease by in
discretion, the victim wonders why
"nothing does him good" Just so !;
and the reason is that they all, or
nearly all, find basis in alcohol-or
POISON. 10 all thus discouraged, we
can cOnselentlously say. "make one
more trial" Discard spirIIuous medi.
cines, and give NATURE chance, aid
ing her in the struggle by using one of
her own pure and unadulterated herb
remedies, in the shape of VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. The discoverer, DIR. J. WALKER,
of California, is no pretender, but an
honorable practicing physician, and
his discovery is the result of years of
labor and study. The wonderful cures
effected by them of Dyspepsia, Fevers,
Rheumatism, and many other terrible
diseases, are almost incredible
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

MANY people, particularly children,
suffer with the ear ache and for the benefit Of
such we give a sure but simple remedy. Put
an two or three drops of ,IOhRSoH's ARodyRo
L1ltmcW stop the ear with undrossod wool,
battle the feet in warm water before going to
bed, aud keep the head warm at night.
CAPT. CHARLES SAGEg, who keeps a superb
stock of livery horses in Portland, Me in
formed us recently that he uses She7iddR'S
Cdrdiry Condition POtcderS regularly in bis
stables, ard that the expense is more than
offset by the diminished amount of gram Pee.
cssary 10 keep his horses always III good or
der.-Cum
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
The New Potators,

The committee which was to adludge
the prizes offered by Bliss & Son for
the largest yield of potatoes of the
new varieties sent out by them, state
that the Compton's Surprise has prov
ed TO be the most prolific potato cult
waited at present. The quality is excel
lent, flavor pure, flesh white, with a
uniform mealiness. The color of the
skin is blue. The Early Vermont,
grown alongside the Early Rose, has
proved to be earlier than that variety
and yields more.
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Scientific and Safe Treat

When applied with DR.. Pierce Nasal
Douche and accompanied with DIR. PIERCE
Golden Medical Discovery as constitutional
treatment, DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy pro-
duces perfect cures of the worst cases of Ca
tarrh and Oz;ena If many years standing.
This thorough course OF medication consti.
tutes the only scientific, rational, safe and
successful manner of treating this odious DIS
ease that has ever been offered to the aiiic,-
ed. SO successful has it proven that tlc pro-
prietor has long offered a standing reward OF
$500 for a case of Catarrh which he cannot
cure.
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Protection Against the Honey Moth.

A bee raiser in New England is said
to have patented an invention for the
protection of bees from the attacks of
the honey moth, which enters the hives
at night and rifles the stores. The
idea arose out of his familiarity with
the daily routine not of bees only, but
of hens. Hens, he observed, retire to
rest early bees seek repose earlier
still no sooner are they sunk in slum.
Der than the moth steals into their
abode and devours the produce of their
toll. He has now built stand of hives
with hen house above it. The bees
first betake themselves to their dwell
ing and settle themselves for the night
The hens then come home to roost on
their perch, and, as they take their
place upon it, their weight sets some
simple mechanism to work, which at
once shuts down the doors of all the
hives. When the day dawns. however.
the hens leave their roost, and the re
mOval of their weight from the perch
raises the hive doors and gives egross to
the bees in time for their mornings
work.
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BROwN's BRONCMIAL TRoCmEs

Having direct influence tho parts gives imme
diate relief For BRoNcuIrIs, ASTHMA, carr Am,
CONSERVATIVE AND THROAT DISEASE, TRoCHEs
l ere used al,rgBa Min yo,9 sgcssss
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs

VIII find TRoCHEs useful IN clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking aud relieving the
throat after an unusual ertion the Vocal organs
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL fRocnfs," and
do not take any of this worthless imta ions that may
be offered Sold epergHLsrs.