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thought would be oisyalue 10 all. i Years
ago he had lost thousands Of dollars worth
OF hogs, bnt for the last six years be had
not lost any. andsle hid reiaedy II ANY
one would try, hs would warrant they
would lese noypores lpgss mosideds they
did exactly as !ie said, aud tic hogs weie
not past drinking, sothey could not take
the medicine. lie had tried il ID thuas-
aud of cases, and hever had failure was
no, engaged III buying lots Of hogs kwhere
cholera prevailed bought 250 recently
aa,l ioahd no troubIe in curing them. His
ramedy was this:1 Make concentrated l,e
into eyod soap b, tie usual rule take one
pal Of the soap TO Fifty hogs; put il into
kettle, add wat, AID two los. Of copper .
boll ii, then add disa water and milk Cor
austhiug " make il taste good) till you
have about what the fifty hpgs w,ll drink.
Pace enough Of the mixture, while warm.
Tor twenty five hogsto drink. in troughs.
in y separate lot. Just asyuu are ready
To- ls. the hogs is, scatsertwY lbs. of soda
in the trough. /; the object is 70 have il foam.
ing as the hogs come to duink. Se sure
that every hpg drinks, and ii lie will not
drink, put tim III the hospital aud II yuu
cannot get him to drink then. In .ck him
in the head, Tor he will give tbe cholera to
the rest.-Af,er twenty-five have had oil
they will drink. lot in tsenty-6vs more,
and continue until the whole are treated.
The next DAY 90 through with The sane
operation. After the second day skip a
day, then give for two days. aud you may
turn them out cured. I generally give
the saue aoso once week to my hogs.
An Important point was TO make the hog
drink, and, if be would not take it any
other way. add new milk. Or put in sugar.
--Sottthera Painter aatl Farmer .lsfi i'sa'
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i WORD TO FARMERS SONS.

g &g3ag ga# Il 8
10 those who prize tle freedom peculiar 10
life in the country, and also the security
of d steady occupation, the a1rsui, Of tarn,.
iag in this couatry offers great advantages.
Every talent which the nl,,st gifted young
nlan possesses may be exercise in eonnec>
tion With agriculture. and The more finish
ed his education the better will be his
chances uf gaining culture from his sur
rounding. and acquiring influence with his
Aeighbors. q e.z sz -aesa.~ a~s-as
Already large portion Of the perman-
eut wealth Of our nation is in the hands OF
farmers, and every facility is offered BY
eur laws for any one who wishes 10 secure
farm for himself. The introduction of
machinery for almost all kinds Of farm work
tue multiplication of means of transportas
tion, and the great demand in cities and
towns for the best farm produce. make il
necessary for man TO know the Cast of
each crop be rahses hat be may devote his
time and labor TO that which pays the
highest per centaon capital invested. Hun
dreds oi farmers annually dispose Of their
wheat, potatoes. apples. corn. cattle or
horses at the market price. without know
mg the actual cost of production Of any
erop As natural consequence they 70
@ryear after year in the same way; while
BY kaewing exactly the cost of raising q
busllel OF wheat or ton Of hay or pound
Of wool. they could soon decide where
their profits lay, and discard the crops
which experience proved to bring them only
lvss. @a
Now tnliaow the precise cost Of any
farm prodact, il ;sas necessary that fars
aer should keep accounts MS a merchant
or nannfacturer 10 no class Of business
men isa practical knowledge Of book.
keeping more valuable than 10 onr farmers.
because many have succeeded without il
in the past does not alter the ease. A
higher standard il before The farmers now.
TheirProdaea anus. be Of good quality 20
meet With ready sale. and 10 insure that
success now demands that capital be In
vested in good buildings. machinery, and
Impressed kinds Of grain. fruit, and live
stock. .--.....s -. p. - W.
Tier need to know the exact returns
Welded BY all such inycfmenfs. which can
be aseertained only from a complete and
accurate system Of accounts. Lot n im-
press upon young farmers. Ftock-dealers.
and fruit grCwersibe vast benefit yOu would
realize from course Of business training.
Better give year Of Jonr tine now to
this study, you would be more than repaid
for your tiD'e aud money 10 Eve yesrs.
Surely il i time the leading industry Of
eur state and country was conducted on
the same principles that control less in
pOrtant interests --C0mHerciatt Jos9.ui
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y
The Temperature Of cream or milk for
sburnirg is of vast importance. both for the
pruiuetian % good butter and the time re-
aaired to bringit. The operation ofchurn.
i0g generally rsises the temperature Of the
cream 3 70 ) degrees. therefore il is bet
ter 10 have il at low temperature wbea
the churning l. commenced, especially in
warm weather. when the temperature Oui-
side is high; on the other hsEd.
when the outside tempsrature j. low, then il
will DO 90 have. tie temperature Of the
cream higher At the eommebeeinebt Of
ehurning. IS degreas 10 90 degrees j.
about the right teiBperalare for chrning
under all circumstances. II it is below s.
the battery particles Will not readily break
and ..,rm Inso butter. aad II above 64 the
butter will not gather. and beside, The
grain favor. and color Of il will BE- ma
terially injured. @ 54.a@
When the butter begins to come, the
tsnipera,ure should be reduced. and after
IL is gathered il should be brought down 10
rs or lover. which may be done By adding
cold water. @-z2 --. : "a z - &.
The emost convenient way tatempst cream
10 q cLurn 4 70 have iin tnbe g Or inches
in diameter and sbout ? feet long, with a
bottom 70 il. aud . handle spilered on the
top, tlley are similar y the creamy coolers
except che handle .houid bo soIid and bigh.
1.-THE cream is too warm. tie cooler or tube
may be filed mith eold water, and if ne
ceseTy zoe may Ls Fut into 10. aud the
cooler put idowp into The cream or milk
and stirred arodnd 10 Il until the cream i
brought to tie proper tempers.uTe. Ifths
cream is TOO cold. wsfm water should Be
used 10 che sane manner. until The tem-
psratufe Is brought up. lH either ease 10
will be found % 30 much better ihan 10 pat
cold Or warm waller into ihe cream, o. 70
have il stand near the Gre % warm.
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The right way to keep sheep is to ke, p
them in tie best manner; only so nahJ
as to have the best care and attention, so
as TO give the largest weight Of fleece possi-
be. The right way u u eull gu, the
poor ones yearly. those with the light
aeecss. those that are getting advanced in
years, aud pui them ina separate pasture.
and fatten them for the butcher. The
balance win do better. and give more
weight of fleece by this .careful calling.
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Doe CHOLERA. Ca

Mr.. J. S. Long. tie veil known and
lsire farmer. u Monroe. Jssper county,
aud Prof knapp bad covered the whole
rroupd IN hog. rsping. and he fully indors-
I'd Ms siews. II reference % bog eholsra
be could giyss some experience that be
#@ M f@ #&
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"
FOR all the purposes Of Family Physics
YsIndiEestion,F Foul stomach. Rreath.T
sSaaehe ETssgsliRs, N.Y. gRia hasssnss iasasSa III
gl 'sNasnssh; Nsasaiiia pf's ss 4i5 pinner = Pill,
sstsss8p v for Aurliyin the Blood, ttn1egsa
d,ln A. go aW Are The most Ct
-. WY W., nial p,,rgatiyccvcr
7.if - discovered. They
ia. ~ - 4 Asss.s are mild, bus ef.
4, !. Sf E = - fectnal IN their
.t. ,...:S' n I Y l%s2AS operation, moving
,'.s go ltysN the bowels surely
''s4 = si9N ssss9 and without pain.
~ :. E8dxSJ M Ne Although gentle
Y e@N1 1s>sNi& &R n in their operation,
aaA..ss aasit 5lS they are still the
a. s.ss r. . most thorough and /
Ga q 20 - searching caihar-
stic medicine that can be employed: cleans
Siny the stomach and bowels and even the
bbiood. In small doses VI one pill q day,
htl.ev stimulate tho sdiue stiye organs and
"a promote vigorons health. ag8aa.s A8a " h
= AYERS Puts have been known for
more than quarter of a century, AMI have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct disease,l action In
the several assimilative organs of the
bo,l,, and are so composed that obstfuc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or eyaie them. Not only do they
crre tile everyday complaints OF every
body, but also Formidable and dangerous
diseases that hayeslafllc,l tl,c best Of
human skill, While they produce power
.fnl effects, they are, At the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. by
their aperient action they gripc much less
than the common purgatises, and never
give main when the bowels are not inimned.
They reach the vital fountains ofihe blood,
and strengthen the system BY freeing h
from the clements Of weakness.
Alame,l to all ages and conditions IN
all climates. containing neither ealcasel
nor any delctcrious drug, these Pills may
be iaken with SAFETY by anybody. Their
sncar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and MAKES them pleasant 70 take; while
being purely vegetable. NO harm can arse
from their use IN any quantity. @
y saes .zsa rREraHEp M ass vs1 -
DrJ. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Prsetiesl and saalvtscal chcsni<fe.
6OlD By ALL DluG1iSTS EyEkkWhkikE.
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AMERICAN
tf sssi @ AND E
Foreign Patents.

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W Hosinrr A Go., Solicitors. Paicnis pForur-
ell IN al cointries. No FEkS In Advance. No
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nlaking prrlisninary examlhaileil~. No addifion-
a irrs Cor obtaining and conducting rehraring.
NY rrcpnf dreisaon oftAe C0mmiSsinner All ".
jectsd agplIcatians may he revived. spersa ~.
tenilon given 20 lnterirrsnee Cascs before the
Patent 0ffirf, Extensions before ConErrss Tn-
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Land Cdses, Land Rdyyaats. and Scrip.
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IS. Genersl Laad Ofhre and Deparfment ofthS
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te. Land scrip ss aSsigHahle. aad can be imated
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wsrrant.. send stamp 70 Gilmore q co., Cor
Arrsars ~ Pey and BountH.
ofirers. Soldiers and sailor. ofthe lais war or
their heirS. ase IN many cases sntitlad 70 money
knewlcdge. Write full history Of Esfvice, and
slats snscuSt ef pay and hcunfy received. Nm.
elose stamp % Gilmore q es.. and fuii rspsy.
affer examination; will be given you frve.
PENSIONS. "a
Al DIFFERS, Soldiers aud sailors wounded. rim
tured, Or i1inred in The lntc war. hsweveF slight
y, can obtain psnsion ~ addressing Gilmore
4 Co.
Gases prosecuted hy GILMORE Co. hetove
The snprrme Court Ol the United states, gouFt a
Claims. and the SoiIihcrn Claims Commission.
ksarh department Of our btIsiness i conducted
In asclaFaie hnreau, under charge of the aye
experisnscd parties employed ~ the Oh arin.
Prompt attention 90 al business entrnsted 10
III A fsaal.
win success BY deserving II. = .'..ss,.-
Address GILMORE 4 CO..
n - C2o + st.. Washington. d. c.
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S555S77 4 aI2 W. sas, & Asst. 90 OUT
= r. y. yICkERf. Aagrsss. Msins.
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Cf0 aday a bono. aAeents wautcd OutGt
SlZ and tcrmsfree. ThUE q CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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ta ak4 es1 Hssss =
aHa# N -ba
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CpIs aweek m 70 ir owH town. Terms and
gOO - outfit free. n HAILRTT 4 90.
=sR H Portland Maine.
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DIR. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice of
mcdicineihir years, and
foralong iimewasdemon
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College of Geoy-
aia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that theyare nrcpared
on scientli!c principles,
and are free from all
QuackeTy.
lie has succeeded IN
Combining in them the
heretofore ai,tagonistic
| qualities Of n sfrsAsfAss-
avg, paggaiige, aR2d ray.
ifYiHs sosfe.
Their first apparent ef-
feet Is 70 increase the ap-
petite by causing the foDd
10 properly assimilate.
Thus the system Is noar-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
eylcuations nre produced
Therapidity with which
psysoss fake on sssA,
while under the inhnence
Of these pills, ol itself in
dicates their aslaptability
70 nourish the body, and
hence efficacy inenp-
ing nervous debility, mel-
ancholy, dyspepsia, VASE
ing Of the muscles, slug.
gishncss Of tho liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth TO the system. Sold
du'ray Street. New Yak.
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Il TO RATIONAL INyALIDS.--In sickness
every portion oftle body lymIAthize With the
stat Vi thc Gisorlier. When the stomach fais %
perform its funciiDGs, ths liver. bowel hsfsss.
musehs, veins ARTERIES, Ae., ale all inarc ~ lfss
Affected. Those delihguenis require lnedieine
cbhlslHing the properties Of stuInarlllc. an Hl.
tsfalise. = purzatlse, tonic and esdzfive %
bring them baek n their dulg and ail l1rae ele-
inenis, IN therpurest aud mort effective farms.
are fHiard ~
TARIgANTvs EFFERyHacENT bELTZER
ApEBfgNT. - \
the great saline Remedy for Inligestion. aud ~
congonlitant consegueners. Sold by al druggists
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UillThttl So. ! stops so: siops s65: n 1nps
To sT5. l.are opportunities.
---Now org1ps al wholesale. Beware
limitations. Best offer ever nude. READ. S,ni
on 10 Is days test trial Money rsfindcd aud
freight paid boib gays II uIIsafisfartaTy. Esi.
iSJG. Agents Wanted. Discounts ta Tearhsrs.
Minister, dc. Address DANIEL Y. BEATTY,
Washington. New jersey. ~ -
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og EXTRA FINB NIxED. CAEIls. with
ZU Rsme 10 eenis. pOst.pad. y JUN " "a 20
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Afoet &c young chickens placed in ID !.
garden with the hen. -secured< beneath .
light coop. win wage hard war upon cab
bage butterflies. turnip -dics. and msny
other Troublesome insects. Young ehirk-
ems viii not scratch enough 10 do any con
siderable damage Wehave tried il. and
know. Farmers shanld make their poultry
efficient helpers IN lighting the innumeratle
insects. The fowls are willing. but need
q little guidance 10 do the best work.
Scinetifc FtTmeT.
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TENPERATURE FOR CHuRsING.

n - -
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Ait TIC Hiosi
fctiye and congo.
nial pl,rgatiyccvcr
discovered. They
arc mild, but ei.
I fectnal in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
, they are still the
! most thorough and
..sl.a ass.
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FOR all the purposes of q Family pnysic' @
and. for curing Costiveness, sannu,Sos
Ncadache. Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
y h E.vuptlons and Skin ID iseaaes. bh
~. iqnsncss, Dropsys Pumors, w or,ns, 4
#M Neur,lifria. as Dinner PIil,
asst,5uBssg,gE for A,urlfying the Blood, ttfnaTa
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HINTS FOR THE GIRLS.

An old stager, who has been through the mill,
gives the following parental advice to the girls
Take lessons on the piano, and learn to paint
and sing, but let your mother do the washing.
Do worsted work, and make nice little neck
lies for the heathen, but don't acquire that mys.
tic art to ''cook pork and beans"
Go toboarding school and pursue some French
spaniard and German, but neglect you good old
mother English.
Flatly deny the soft Impeachment. that You are
engaged. Treat your young sprg precisely -
il you were ashamed Of him. 1t complimen-
tary, anyhow, to the young sprig.
When you laugh, laugh hearty. Your gold
dllings may be soen. II iss card for the den-
tist
Tel people who are posted, and consequently
Know better, that you are exactly nineteen last
Or noxt summer, You forget which. They'll be.
Iteye II, you know.
Say naughty things Of your rival and nexi
door neghbcr, aud speak disparsgiDgly Of Miss
o.snose. But entirely overlook your own in.
eonruities.
By all means "tote" nice little dog after you
on tho street. There Is a chance of you being
taken for some one else, while IL speaks volumes
-for the dog.
Walk four abreast aad keep The centre Of the
sidewalk, but never for moment allow yourself
70 be disconccrted. II shows consideration foi
tho happiness Of others.
Finally, quit being giils by marrying some old
bald headed buffer with lots Of ''lin," ana ruth
lsssly thrust sside q man Of brains with bs
coming cOmpetepcy. q
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WIDOWS.

Winter-kcpt apples, seasoned wine, q
cloude,i mee.scllauni, vase around which
the .cent of the rosts still. hangs. all these
have rare. ripe, evanescent flavor thai
suggest, hut cannot express. the charm Of
tie widow. A young widow Is, perhaps,
the mrst Interesting object Ia nature-or
mart. She represents experience without
It's wfinklrs orlts gray hairs. She has
mairnnly beauty and maidenly freedom
combined. She Il grief with laughing
eye-nrww ia house of festivals
silver moon in sable cloud. She Is too
sweet for anything! Like all good things,
she can only be created atagrrat sacrifice.
Mrs. Browning says that man must be
pretty thoroughly spoiled before he can
leavea widow. This black swan--this
mournfiil Phmnix-rises only out Of the
funeral urn that holds the ashes OF hus.
bands heart.
Let ~ wipe away the briny tearand
proceed. Poets. statesmen. heroes and
philosophers have snch felt the ln,iciina.
Lie influence nf vidowhood. It's qualify
Is mol strained; II fails alike upon The jusl
aud the unjust. Edward Pianiaganel
married the wi,hw Elizabeth Gray,
ihougli he knew she brought civil war fur
,lowry' Ned Walker, Joe Addison, sam
Jolinso,i, G,orge Washington, Napolroll
Bonaparte, John wcslry. Tony Weller,
Ben Disraeli AND nll the lnss martip,
Widows Henry viii. was 30 fond oI
them that he took two. and King David
was =, pleased with Abigail, Tie i,iow o
Nabal, whom I've tonk 10 wife. that ht
turHed Basl,sIiclsa intoa widow % pul.
Posetu mary her. When Judith ceased
her cogitalions over the virtues oi ii,v lal,
lamented Mana--es Of Bethulia. puts nf
aef innnrning and adorns herselfin hras,
attire to set ont for ,l,ecamp II HolDfrrnes
We feel instinciively ihat she will com,
back with his hoari. llis crown or lead