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am now prepared TO furnish planters witir
my Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize is now being
quite generally used In this locality and has so
tar, given universal satisfaction. The atvan-
rsges n possesses over All other Prizes nov in
use are too varied and manifold 10 ADM, of de-
scrip,ion in this advsrIsemens II Is conceded
by all who have used IL 10 be 4 great economist
of labor, and /, is admitted that il places To-
sacee in mai &c, in u condition very superior TO
that oi any other Prize now in use.
Pri4e With railway attachment 10 prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. withoutr railway, ESQ.
SkkFKRgScE:
Col George Forbes, James A Carherry,
Joseph T Goagh, Rev. B Dewolf -
Geo : Mattiugley, John Dillshay,
aad many others who have the prize in use %
their es,atss.
FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June 10, lsfs-tf.
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No UNCERTAIN SoUND. VIII q man
discovers q great truth, it is his duty to
proclaim it to his fellow-man. The use
Of DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bltters cannot
be two strongly recommended to the
invalid public. To those who have
tried it, nothing need be said-their ex-
p~erience is their proof, pure and posi-
tive as Holy Writ. To those who have
not tried it, these truths cannot be too
often repeated. 1t is n certain vegeta-
bic specific, which aids faltering nature
against the triumphs of dyspepsia, bill
ious disorders Of every kind, malarious
@fevers, constipation of the bowels,
liver complaint, Spring and Fall de-
bllity, etc, etc, 1t costs bat little, and
can always be at hand. 1t is the poor
mans friend. 1t saves a doctors bill,
and the time lost in riding five, ten or
twenty miles after him besides being
free from the poisonous m]edicaments of
the pharmacopmia. 1t will not stimulate
you to day to leave you weaker to-mor-
row. Its benefits are permanent.
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For An FemnIe CnmnInints

ton. 1t is q most powerful restorative tonic,
also combining the most valuable nervine
properties, especially adapting it to the wants
of debllitated ladies suffering from weak
back, inward fever, congestion, inflammation,
or liberation, or from nervousness, or neural
gic pains. Mr.. c. W. Seymour, druggist, of
Canton, N. Y, writes DR.. Pierce ~ follows:
Tho demand for your Fayorite Prescription
ia wonderful, and one man stated to mo that
his wife had not done II days work in five
months, whom she commenced taking your
FaYorite Prescription, took two bottles and is
now on the third bottle, and is able to do her
Homework alone and milk fourteen COVE
twice q day DIR. Pierce's Fav0rlto Prcscrip-
ton is sold by all dealers in medicines.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE

DECEMBER 21.-Numcrous petitions
were presented from numerous temperance
organizations, ministers and others from Penn,
sylyania and other states, asking congress to
prohibit the manufacture and sale Of alcoholic
liquors in tho District OF Columbia or the ter
r%itories. Referred q. The chair then laid be-
tore the senate the resolution Of tho Arkansas
Legislature for a repeal of tho tax on leaf
tobacco. Referred 80. Mr.. sherman. from the
committee on finance, reported n bin to pro-
vide FOR tho resumption OF specie paymeut
Read twice and placed on the calendar. 100. Mr..
lratL introduced u bill amcndingth the act grant
ing pensions 10 certain soldiers and pailors Of
the war Of 1912, and tho widows Of deccascl
soldiers, approved Feb. If, 1871. RGfcrred.
After a brief executive session the gcnato adj
journed,
DECEMBER 22.-Mr. Scott presented
tho memorial Of tho board OF commissioner
appointed by the governors Of rcycn states.
to take steps for tho improvement Of the
OHIO river and It's tributaries, and calling the
attention Of congress TO the Importance Of
making nm appropriation for such improve
mcnt. Referred 90. Mr.. Lewis presented u
memorial OF the cIcrgymeu in the Dirtric, OF
Columbia, asking that church property be
exempt from taxation. Referred coo. MT.
Sherman moved That Ito senate proceed 10
tho consideration Of tho bIl to provide Tor
tho resumption Of specie pavmCutH. After 70
lengthy discussion the bill was pasrcd yeas
~, nays ll,,.,A After an executive Hos8iou tho
senate adjourned.
DECEMBER 23.-rhe vice president
being absont, the senate proceeded 10 elect %
Ipplllgti tUpt. tom No A.tI..-. .H .t.y.I
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Mr.. Horny Elliott, who went to
Alaska last summon, AZ apGciul agent Of
tho treasury, to look after the inter.
ests of government on tho islands
where the fur seal is taken, is prepar-
ing II report on tho value Of tho entire
territory TO tho United States, which
will have the merit Of being based up.
on the extended personal observations
Of the writer. Mr.. Elliott has spent Il
great dopl of time in Alaska, both be.
fore and since its purchase, aud has
probably seen moro Of its rocks and
loebergs .uan any other American. All
the stories Of It's mineral wealth, and
OF the yaiuO OF lts fisheries, ho SAYS,
are pure fctions. Its surface is n mass
OF b]asaitic rock, witch, ma al gcolo-
gista know, contains no mineral de
posits. What littie soil there is. rir
dnccs little that Is uscfuLhr'sc pro,
the fisheries, which = tar'' 20 man, ana
OF immense ynlncDi were described as
bpying thc reg.or'' When the treaty for
vicIT }onJ an5onY was pending, do not
tivas Tho nnJgh to supply the ma,
yost domain rnH VI NJ " portion Of the whole
to thn n"mnrm "niich yields any revenue
Ia,Ia ~, leut is the fur seal is.
tGa ,ni,I,io :, fine tax on the skins Of
t.oos s,r,,'a,1 ,ffkcn ON these islands the
Hgoipsf J about $500 600 annually.
T,nI'ntt oW fsinglo item of revenue Mr..
tr"ona IN I|ots the cost of maintaining
IN obont ftho territory, which amounts
mcnso ~ 1856, 600 Il year, aud the tx.
and ,ici the civil establishment at Sitka
inc the seal islands. Without count
naid INTEREST on tho purchase money
ror(H Russia, which, at six per cent.
Loh. III amount 10 $i20,0 C0 n year, the
T6Innca sheet shows II heavy deficit.
u.ho United States il therefore paying
a large sum for the empty honor OF
possessing a vast, desolate region,
which is totally unfit for the home OF
civilized beings, and can pevcr By any
possibility be anything but n burden
for the country to csrry.-NeW York
Tribune.
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WHICH my JlluBLucuJ COulu Dc BuluGu
He had brushed them clean, and woul(
not allow me to take the light 80 that
could look for Pe1iment.
81 cannot tell" | said, going back t.
him.
lyon are a liar - he Kissed, drawing
n revolver from his bosom and cooking
it. 81 knew you the moment | saw you.
You are old Jones' son, and you came
here IN purpose to poison me ~
tried to sooth him and to reason
with him, and he finally grew calm,
told him that ! was a detective, come
to arrest the old woman, and requested
him to unlock the door 80 that / could
seize her. He seemed about 10 com
ply when he changed his mind and
whispered
"Help me to detect the poison, and
then we will 90 down and chop the old
woman to pieces p
81 cannot pick out the bottle %
"You must"
He drew the revolver again, and | saw
that he would shoot me if | did not com.
GlY. Thinking that he might be salts
hed Il ] selected ono Of the three; ]
mace a o%oice and handed it to him.
There 10 ~ / y ,,LLirtJi;? % he
ask ! ~ ,n,r.y.% ,chc
plle" and fifty jOl
anhil 10! them markrtt
drink J, no gao > We have tit
The bottle, Cd for You Siyom
He had me the8f pay, good swallow
rom one q g/~StatHous bottles would
have, t IsGn o., gen I put the bottle
Daat, ooN oHother, put that back, and
in4!t& q IS up in despair.
a hnew you !" he Kissed 80 you
wanted TO poipgu ne, but have trapped
you! Now you must drink from II Of
the bottlcsl"
1 began trying to get his mind on
something else, bat it was II failure.
He vent to the door, listened, and then
saw him look ut the galvanic battery
and then at me.
"Take hold OF those hand es!' he
ordered, DOurish!ng The revolver.
knew thathc would rack me severely,
= ~. '""t'o
"''''o IT, "t1 ui'%'p8 ready / "toIoie''
'''iL on li' a." no' o'Sco''I IT, pc'n3
"1 Vi" "O'of "i0a % 'nG l'p'', any
"l0H NV '','I1' en"' no GI"'u NOV SiooN
me VS. eyes G'iaLlG WIN nG% lllIice'
"io Il qo''' nc sa.u' oJtu1us
"'""II INC I"Dte' I'm lou Iu'' o"ooSo
u Io''lp oi ! ~ T NllI you. .u
t,tO i'lI ou ~ que way az" %io''ioi
10, a9ooy 'i.oGn minutes anu Inon no
,L'l.,' n-I "P ~ VIC N.Y. flG9eH'Ln6
,I' "'"I1l1 VI '''c 'o'olyor oB"lno1 my
T'o"' / S'i'ol 10 ! y'llnA "a ~ now; lor
.n'lo "aI n'9 eyer ou%lc YIia' c"'o'o'''
"' tSr To,',u "i1",'',F' 'to weapon, ala
G G"oI : ot'oo7I ho '"'t'J Joiio4'
lo" 'i'"''J J. P'''o" up o'o u 'lo you
''Vs' 5.a.L,u l., m,;., ,o,1
llo" Ui'"N ; u' "'I"lo'ou, nolu.
nns VIC "'"P"H "oO " 'o'' from my
i"Io' ,,.
! oo"'n Hoo py'Inc Bi1'll u nIs eyes
,'l'' toDl pressed ups IiloV no was Io-
I ", ilI'Do"' IN" l unco'Ae' Ino potCie;
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THERE is probably no wav in which

THERE is probably no way in which
We can benefit our readers more than bv ro-
commencing to them for general use-.{6Lu.
sons AH0dyHe LiHjHpcni. 1t is gfsnted to nj.
most all Iho purposes Of . Family Medicine
and as u specific f11rr coughs. colds. whoopmg
cou8n, i%Crs Of tho Ghost, lame stomach,
r~@1 Tarism, splitting OF blood, and all lung
difficulties, it has no equal that we ever saw
or heard Df.
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An ingenious physician in Paris
Iemaudot by namc-more than two hundred
years ago, began circulating Il sheet containing
the news and gossip OF tho day, for the amuse-
mcnt of the patients. From this newspapers
grew and became advertising mediums for all
classes of goods, especially Elmwood and War
wick Collars.
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The propriety of giving condition
medicine to horses, cattle and sheep, was dis.
cnsred and admitted by many of tho Agricul.
tlral Societies throughout the state last fall.
and We believe that in every case but one they
decided in favor of ShG.iidn'S CdUdlry COudi-
ton P0'rdcrS. Good judgment.
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THREE PINT BOTTLES.
BY A DETROIT REPORTER.

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jnton Nan r.I',jnr t'in to Tlro ~ " "l'I''I mon "T'
would like to engage tie services If IL smart
young man, to 30 along po reader himself
useful in caring for the N&@aHe, Paying hote,
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Park aYegno "aHo long way out from
the heart OF III" city oni went by
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will disappear by the use Of pure water.

OYSTER PATTTEs IN BATTER, Make
batter with the yolk of n egg, OF
more, according to the quantity Of oys'
ters you intend to prepare, a little nut
meg, some beaten mace, a little aoul
and a little salt dip in the oysters and
fry them in lard TO q nice brown. III
preferred, q little parsley may be shred
very fine and mixed with batter. The
batter may also be made thicker, and
formed into the shape sf q patty, OF
put into a small tin mOldS,the oyster be-
ing dropped in and covered over, and
the whole baked as apuddLng would be.
STUFFED CABBAGE large,
fresh cabbage and cut out the heart
ill the place with a stuflng made of
cooked chicken or veal, chopped very
fine and highly seasoned, and rolled
into balls with yolk of egg. Then tie
the cabbage firmly together, and boil in
a covered kettle for two hours. This
makes q delicious dish, and is useful
for using small pieces of cold meat.
CHAppED HANDS, The simplest rem
edy il found in every ones kitchen
closet, and is common starch. Reduce
it to an impalpable powder, put in a
muslin bag, keep it in the table drawer.
Whenever you take your hands out of
dishwater or suds, wipe them dry with
a soft towel, and while yet damp, shake
the starch bag all over them and rub it
in. The effect is most agreeable.
SMALL SEED CAKES. One cup of
butter, two Of white sugar, three eggs,
half a cup of seeds, half of milk and
prepared flour enough to make a stiff
paste. Roll ii very thin, with sugar in.
stead Of flour, on the board and cut in
round shapes. Bake it about fifteen
minutes.
Potato CAKES. Take mashed pota-
toes, flour, a little salt, and melted but
ter TO mako them sweet, add II little
powdered loaf sugar, mix with just
enough milk to make the paste stiff
enough to roll, make it the size and
thickness OF q muffin, and bake quickly.
The CHLDREH's PUDDNG.-Quarter
OF a pound OF suet, quarter of q pound
Of flour, quarter of a pound of currants,
two ounces of sugar, two teaspoonfuls
of molasses, juice and peel Of one lem
on, two taGlespoonfuls of milk. Boil
in mould three hours.
MHDEw FROM LINEN. Mix soft soap
with starch powdered, half the quantity
of salt, and a piece of lemon, and lay
it on bolh sides with a painters brush.
Let it be in the open air-on grass is
preferable-till stain is removed.
FIRST RATE TooTH PowDER.-Mix
equl portions of powdered chalk and
charcoal, adding a small quantity of
powdered curd soap. This simple recipe
not only cleanses the teeth, but is d pre-.
seryatiye againt decay.
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The Closest Observer cannot detect DR..
TUFTS Hair Dye. Its effect ia perfectly natural.
Leaves no ridiculous tints.
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All Of the lower country leyees on
both sides of the Mississippi, from the
northern boundary of Louisiana to the
gulf, which we're washed away or dam
aged By Last springs ireshet,, are now
in course of repair, and most Of the
work already completed, according to
the report of Mr.. jeff Thompson, the
state engineer of Louisiana. Tho total
work performed and under contract ex.
ceeds 700, 900 cubic yards. Against the
foregoing report, L. o. Ilebcrt, ex-gov-
ernor Of Louisiana, ami Ii Of the ma
tional commissioners OF jevee inspec-
ton, reports at Washington that he
finds the levees in "A very bad condition,
and says they are in grea, danger Of
utter destruction. He proposes that
congress shall take charge of the repairs
OF these levecs, and make liberal az
preparations for that purpose, rs tho
states through which the levcrs run are
unable ~ repair them.
Il. T.. Parsons has bee n nominated
United States District Judge OF Ala
pama, vice Richasd Busted resigned.
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% 70 Eiyorsido Water Cure, Hamilton, IL
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MARRIAGE GUIDE G. ; ss. :si' ": :s:' A ~: !:

valuable information for those who are married OF
contemplate marriage. Price fifty cents by mail
Address DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY. II Norti
Eighth Street II. LoniS, No
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"A week or tlni forfeited. The secret free. Write
at once TO cOWEN 4 Co, sth street, New YORK.
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IL f,ame, initial, aud Business Stamps. Com
llste Manufacturing outfits to Or1sr. send I cent
stamp for circular aud terms to URBEK TYP.
WORKS, Box SIS Rochester. New York.
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The Miller and Millwright.

A monthly journal OF IL pages. Every miller
and mlllwright should take n, Address ON
y GAuLr, Cincinnati, o.. SlCO per annum, Send
for a sample copy.
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i3la week warranted. No capitol required. Par.
ucnlarS and valuable sample sent tree, Address,
"'lh nc retrm stamp, &. ROSS Wiliamsburgh,N MY
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FIRST RATE TooTH PowDER.-Mix
equl portions of powdered chalk and
charcoal, adding a small quantity of
powdered curd soap, This simple recipe
not only cleanses the teeth, but is d pre-.
seryatiye againt decay.
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NfI 1901 ~
parsley, pepper, salt, and nutmeg. Beat
the eggs until they are light; drain the
oysters from their liquor, put them in a
stew-pan, and let them simmer for five
minutes, Melt the butter, and stir the
flour into it perfectly smooth. To the
butter add the beaten eggs, parsley,
nutmeg, pepper, salt, and vinegar. Mix
well, and to this add the oysters. Let
them simmer together for ten minutes,
then put into the paste. Place in the
oven Immediately and bake.
To CLEAN CLoTH GARMENTS Wet Il
sponge in warm water and squeeze it
ont till nearly dry then sponge one
place after the other until all the gar
ment mas been cleansed. All the dust
AMI soil will be absorbed by the sponge.
But il the garment is very much soiIed,
wash The sponge III clean water Eeycrni
times, squeezing it 90 dry as possible 10y
wrapping it III a piece OF black alpaca.
This method of cleaning il more effect
ual than q hand brush, and many spots
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MMDEw FROM LINEN. Mix soft soap
with starch powdered, half the quantity
of salt, and a piece of lemon, and lay
it on bolh sides with a painters brush.
Let it be in the open air-on grass is
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