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Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on earth
for fmpoteH ce eanness, sexual debility, &c. ST. al
Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
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GEO. F. TIMMS l. CO.

Have stock Of clothing for large and small men,
Youths, Boys and Children, from which any taste
be suited any wishes to quality OF price accommo
dated.
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Wars Of the thinning Birds.

Whenever it happens that two oftthe
species meet among my flowers, sthey
signal the encounter with q shrill war
cry, and dash At each other in fierce an
tagonism. The spirit of Bellona in
flames their souls. For an instant they
close together, then give each other
chase, and with the speed of meteops are
lost to view. Shortly after, the return
OF one alone announces that the victory
has been quick and decisive. Dipinu-
tive as are these pnhy sprites. they are
heavily charged with combativehess.
The entire race are -pugnacionS and
quarrelsome to an extraordinary degree
impudently assaulting each 6sher, and
birds of much greater size which ven-
ture into their neighhorhOQd or ecca-
sion them fancied ANNOYANCE: ~ Even
the hawk is not safe from their attacks,
and has been seen. worried and s1hip-
ped by them. Mr.. Bates remarks, in
delineating their truculent disposition,
and the perpetual battles occurring in
every koweap a66V in the tropics u there
they congregate, "One will knock an
other off its perch, and the two will 60
fighting and screaming away at aipace
hardly to be followed ny the ETY.
Mrs. Sara a. Hubbard, IN Ha,Per's
M0OGziue. 7''''' '-S" ''i %1i'4 - 70
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HOME AND FARM.

Don't forget the birds when you eat
celery or lettuce. Save the tender ends
and greens, and if you dine at night
place these in water to give the songsters
for their morning refreshment.
TO Remove the Smell of New Paint.
'-lNtewiy.painteala ocns *sFes~vsyss''s
pleasant for several days, but if a hapa-
fal Of hay is strewn| Oh the 1loor upon;
which is sprinkled little chloride of
lime, after couple of hours the often.
sivc smell will have entirely disaps
peared. '...
! The crops that may be, grown in an
orchard should be such as require cult.
vation, and that have low growth! Po-
tatoes are the most suitable crop; corn
shades the trees too much by its tall
growth; grain is too exhaustive, Of the
soil. When the soil does not require
cultivation, clover is the best crop that
can be grown under fruit trees.
For snow.pudding cover onc-thMd
of package of gelatine with little cold
water and, when softened, stir into
pint of boiling water. Add one cupful
of sugar and the juice of two lemons.
When cold and beginning to thicken
add the well-beaten whites of three eggs.
Beat all smoothly and lightly together,
pour the mixture into mold aud set it.
away until hard. Serve in the center
of a platter, with 4 boiled custard poured
, around, made with the yelks of three
eggs, one pint Of milk and half cupful
of sugar. .
Miss Corson recommends buildings
as being good substitutes for pies, and
believes them tobe as a;rule more easily
digested. A chocolate pudding is very
easily made. Proceed as if you were to
make common custard pudding, and
just before taking it from the tht add
enough grated chocolate to color ami
flavor it; pour it into cups to cool; first
wet the cups in cold water. When din-
ner is ready turn from the cups or
saucers and serve with cream; the,
cream may be sweetened and favored
with vanilla. t'." -"
=, "A, Good and CheapgWhitewash.-
Few people knowhow ACKNOWLEDGMENT
is, made and how valuable it is when
properly applied. 1t not only pr events
the decay Of wood, but is greatly con:
ducive to the healthfGlness of Buildings,
whether wood or stone. Out.buil dings
and fences, when not painted, sh ,lM be
supplied once or twice year with ! good
coat of whitewash, which should be pre-
pared i'll the following way: Take a
clean, water-tight barrel, or other suita-
BILE cask, and put into it about half
bushel of lime; slack it by pouring wa
ter over it, boiling bot, and, put in |. SUI
,feient sqaaa6ty az Eaterto cover it five
inches deep, and stir it briskly till thor
dughy slackehed: when the slaekening
has been thoroug hly effected dissolve it
in water and add two poundsof sulphate
Of zinc and common salt. These viii
cause the wash to- harden and prevent
cracking, which gives an unseemH ap-
pearance to the work. II desirable. a
beautiful cream color may be given to
the above by adding three 'poaqds Of
yellow ocher, Or a good pearl by lead,
lamp, vine or ivy black. For fawn col.
or add four pounds of lumber, Turkish
or American-the latter is the cheapest
'-one pound Of Indian red, one pound
of common ]ampblack. - > tasift'' { "A
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tChicago Western Catholic.1

The latest man who has been made happy
throu h the use of this valuable Thinner is
Mr.: James A. Conlan, Librarian 81 the Union
Catholic, Library Of this CITY,. The following
10 Mr.. Oonlsn's Inducements ). ,')g y z,
UNION CATHOLIC libra ASSOCIATION, J
:Oi DEARBORN SrREEr,"'
I'r'f i = ~ CHICAGO, Sept. ", 1850 y.
u / wish to add my testimony as to the merits
Of St. Jacobs Oh as. = cure for rheumatism.
One bottle has cured me of'th's troabltsotht
disease, which gaveme great deal of bother
for 1 long time; but thanks to the REMEDY /,
am cured. This statement is unsolicited BY
any one tn its interest ri a. "',1 d. ' !, I.tr
Z. .sr. litr TANKS A. CoSLAN, Libra RAN.
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Pan Pudding.-This is = New Eng
land dish, and IS nice where appe titss
are expansive. Take three cups Of i8|
rye meal, three cups of Indian rieal,
one egg, and three tablespoons Of limo.
lasses; add little salt and allspicelsnd
enough rich sweet milk to make y bitter
stiff enough to drop from 4 spoon. iFry
to . good brown in hot lard.
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q TR1l wicked Nlhilists have Determined that
the new Cisr shall not iite.,i A. soon ~
green apples ronS into TIE mStkst they 'Ate
EotnxA to send Elm 4 BARREL fhilael Apssio
Chronicle HeTadJ sqn,u ,rgase. pub
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How y Secure Health.

~ It seems strange dry one wilt suffer from
arrangements brougkt on by impure blood,
when SCovILLs'' "a ne AFARil.IA NNb fe1tLLlN-
GA, Or BhooD And E1vEk e1KuF; Will restore
heath 70 che Aphysieal organization, It h
pleasant to take, and the BEsf Bloob PuRE.
trER eter Uncovered, curing BcFofula, Weak.
ness q the KtdhAJs, ErystpelAss Malaria; oil
Nervous 4itordsFss Debility, Il BILIOUS COM
platnts and Ill diseases Of the Rood, Liver,
Kidneys, Stomach, Skin -sta' As : health
remover; Il ACTS LIKE A CHARM. 'fefi
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''Ho,wy1 teaefSi

nj Expose yourself day ,sad NIGH, cd too
.mpeh without exercise; SDrk, TOO hardl wi,hst
out rest: doctor al the time; take all t4el vile
uostrums ADVERTISED; ana then you will want,
t0lknowr o& mas
J. gTaDnnt How TO NEr WE'LL.
Which is answered IN three words Take Hop
,BitsersIl Be other column '7t"'
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Nearly 5000 innocent 4

-NeatIy 9SV IOCout ISYuS-
men, women and ehi l sg|;7iwe left on
the PATHS spstem4nu thsh th French
troops were wheeled during uit NJ
poleon's coup d'etat md pou ID their
vvollsys into the daienselssa cro ~ Tho
French Chambers have just vol y IN in
demnity for the .sar'iyinE r. erirs Of
v1,5W,OOO. aa,Gei sasss@scs III
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:; !. Best Watches Ssa ,.t Rao> ' a.a,
Write iorillustrated cataIognato Stat
American Wateh e., PitAsbnrsls, Pa. ln =
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TIE mother who gave her, little boy castor
oil Nas informed by the infant that heiw0Ql1
Be much oblisedlN she waald, castor oil else.
vhere.- Donse,pils: yonrndL%' G - ~" q ',''r
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TfRE9pYqs TqYHI has nqved ii eM;,
H@N y: III HAjse)qua91s.,!sP a celfdty;s,
iTnas NXAef? Asle Grease " aahS besD b The
world SelasyeryEAhsFf. aYse 1t. ,n,.,
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.s.st,a ~ :. =

twas bad enbdgh a'iew yearsago,
SAYS tho Boston 2rasscripk t0>Q women
walking about with the left arm ding
ing to the body and the forearm extend
ed at an angle of 1s5 degrees. butt that
-. 81 si ,sssska sss !4sst. ta sss
dor and the lel6oN bsAf / tx altitude
may be aesthetic; f6cerhM1 iotic.
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TanSOoCifv Moit

Member Of this Department relic ed Of
Rheumatism by the use ofAst. Jacob Oily
says Geo. W.Walliny, ESQ, .supeript4 adent.
Police New York, IN one d our, eXcha ICES.
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We measured the YiOtOus baby
Against the cottage wall,
A lily grew on the threshold.
And the boy was just as tall.

That was so like our baby that I cut
that verse out and pasted it in the blank
leaf of the big Bible. Then Jenny said
there were more verses that suited him,
but after getting thee 114H rinOfl nm
poetry most wished we hadn't seen it,
but l took two more verses and let them
|go with the others; hete they are: :,
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aJosTr I'm -,ztt-s s..:.,st ,k,{das&aGee4-
KS,L ly.s. II. MI ,.Asihsf q

~ hsiaa8G seni8 anoI sai ,iIdug sjr
yRHi4 ieoms1et nd. ronif riea s'ravA
u / .s37itGY1ts2T TseH aIdgiisi aGoaiss
.m1A6 gtaitiibsda bag eidaysfQa ,saDsosiis
-ilHzrG biss hsafl 7isd ai1 sok.,as Il .sssi
-alfe,4tsssila Daa o9ls,a els h.o b1s fn4
~
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. TnE sassyest man, / ever met lz,a hen
pecked husband whep he Il away from home.
-yOh HH!ttlQS. II, i,..-,., f.,r, ,, t,,,r. ana ~,
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"A delicious cocoanut pudding is
tUAdajp this way: Beat we'll the yelks
OF three eggs, add a quart of milk, q
pint of fine bread-crumbs, 2 piece of
'bdtter TIE Size II All egg, pinch of salt,
"a cup = sugar or a Cup Of dasiceated
cocoanht, which you have soaked for an
hour in half of tho milk; bake I'LL like
thick custard, then add the whites'oe
the eggs beaten to frost, and q table,
spoon of pulverized sugar beaten in with
them. If You choose you can put the
eggs in without separating them, br to
be very economical take the whites ot
the eggs to make a cake with. This
pudding does not require sauce; favor
with lemon extract. BY emitting the
cocoanut and adding the juice and rind
of lemon you will have nice bread
spudd "a IanAlS r y .asJ
I.iaA7 iA4ltlss>Al aas
Dried fruit can easily be preserved
from worms, which are the larvae Of fliet'
or moths, or both, by packing them in
paper bags or cotton grain bags, and
tying them up closely. The bags sboaf.
be kept in dry, airy, well-lighted
room. 1t is q common error to believS
that. dies a1a,1moths will not 60, into
dark rooms. Moths hte nesrly alfhtght
flying insects and would rather work ID
dark ICONS than light oJIeA. :" II fh& Vs.
dows Of the store-ro0m are opened f0E
airing they should be protected byI fin6
wire gauze. I'D, !
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some portionI a. least ofthis meal you
prevent him from regarding III e4tihg
o. distaeteful. -------.-----..
~. But i: sstb.!s;lk9fs5ktttsss3|sstkr s%
patteSz sTAes 1ayi should be covfred
III f&84o Floths, and eyeh %,
feKdefed Bright ~ 8 vase of Ao1ers.
You should never set plate befor b an.
R |est||ei lagIs|s|ae 1sas ; s:1dE IT, s
eat " Won dc, he Nill be sure 70 ltave
Halt, with the complaint thatehe ha} 40
Gppetitep He should always have every.
thing served on small dishes, and should
be allowed to assist himself. His ve9em
Observation-Disclosures e3peat
on his plata but should coma up,i4 tiny,
vegetable dishes and pretty sauce b6ats.t
Abovenal, 10 Should neverbe told bei'
4crshsn9 what, h. may expect 20 that
IN meals have AL the charm Of . sur.
prise. In short, % inY.Gd's meals
.4l4 heuld
to , ;haeqh fay ttedAYe 4onotony; in
stead 81 turning from them with disgust
a. from somezdisagreeable ordeal u be
ss9siss%ri rs s 4 t4ft''1'na'NT'S'' be car
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; ,RAkIRp PAIN RANACEA cures pain II Man
and Beast Use externally and internat NY !,
, Dr. RoasR's VEoiriaLE WoRx i 'sRYIattp IA,
stantly destreys xorms and removes, IL tho
Secret6na which cause them. yi1;}ga.lrl XII.
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b 5s,"sv y shoot Quick. ana sssT 1'
Rut, 1irstof al, saritslord rillustratedIc ata.
bgue: Gt.Western Gun W'ks, Pittsburyh, Pa.
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WY 6,.Gsrs NelpiSiSeslI
4 '1ItG;iAlI Bl hi 4 #iEz:::R1s
%, ,asiw5eor' stsee'aet aegaeaels.
School Ii DlRsw 81 ls Tit i Passing.

ThlA Art sEtooi tsaia9 tl3te .pn0akAn1 Iupsl.
- S sa.fs ,RS I al a1 srIii;; sy
Perspepttye, CnyoI shti Gh006eEI = = fifteen.
R 2ass sna ssi Psefa S E 3 @ Gs1Ss
On Copper IL .atTliy j.,sE-sH fIH aatsa
- TsitAea fse. ~ ~ TgNNDG1As.
Rs ss'ss ~ Il, f. f.
s.ah D. i bi :G'f T.
fsssss, II Sssst64 !,
q1 xantie Anatoa +; 1fs&1 NJ B1 kc6sS ~
~ ssa k 'ss s!;sss: " vic
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."pA ALA" 'sKsush on kata.'' yny
t.AykD tpggigts for IT. ttcisszs outSats, tutGe,
reaches, jhed-bugs, flies, tArm'n, insect4 ls,t
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And out of the darkened chamber
We went with 4 chiIdless moan
TO the tight of the sinless angels

fVx1X 1OAN 1T .IN
That tells the story Of little Jim bet
ter than could tell it; that is why
l3heee e0tAOh1M all the house, and
the sun is too bright, and the birds have
stopped singing, and We can never
again measure the baby, for he has gone
$50 high that we can only reach him
by the golden ladder of death.-Detroa
Fes ness
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How to Feed an Invalid.

Give the distasteful food the semllance,
of something that is particularly palata:
ble to the patient, and your efforts will
be rewarded by your soon behSldjng
him eating with an appetitesA F or in
stance, you are bound to give mince and
equally bound not to give pastry. Y3nt
patient, however, is fond of pastry.
What you must then do Is this. YOU,
must make q vol az cent csse, ind fir II
with minced chicken Or lamb, Them
though your patient may noteat q single
mouthful of the crust, the hook Of Che
whole thing calls up the pleasqrable
feelings associated with the Sol al ventt;
in lieu of the feeling of disgust excited by.
2 dish Of mince. On this Day You win.
find that he. enjoys his meal pon another
occasion you can surround the mince
with . wall Of mashed potatoes or boiled
rice. Again, you may send up your
m;nce in the guise Of = "c0ttagejpie."
This, ~ every one knows, is just allayer
Of minced meat placed at the bottom Of
4 small pie-dish, covered with . three
inch layer Of potatoes, put in the oven
and nicely Drowned. Yet again, yon
may put Tho minee into rissoles, dr. roll
it up inside batter, or, falling all these,
can make three 0tnered sandwiches
with it. In this last case the 1lince
should be of chicken, and, instead Of
bnttering both pieces of the bread. YOU
might spread the faintest sonpcRy of
ported ham on one OF them. -
: In catering for such an invalid ts'we
have in view, our aim i to rel him fo
take a certain smoant of Hleatper diems1
The doctor has ordered him al many
ounces. day, to be givenin any fform
(savc the solid) in which he can be in
duced to swallow IT, long, thSn, as
this quantity gets taken, our objetti IL
secured. We may give, It; il wa like,
through the medium of soups OF through
that II meatjellies. q It's quite possible
then, to LET, two, Or even three days ip
the week pass without mince in any one
OF its cProtean shapes being present.
We cau make 3 chicken panada, and
put in as much as is equivalent tp the
Specified number of ounces insdAa plate
II soup; ,or, again. we csp, make fome
strong ox-tail Jelly, and aaminister a
e06ple " lsSyey % NM sEl.de then,
when we haxs given the due allow snoei
Of meat, we are able to include in THAT,
5slS' aptIsf III a3G,|lh; %s't Es ~
mince. We can give him . souNk fla
vored With a&0a, sertsd in alsmdahg
tin, with snowy white napkin round
i'm Charlotte russe I qla'sessarYni. with
sweet sauces, roast apples Ito be dasen,|
with baked milky rice puAding)J St owed
pears covered with cream, and imam
cradle other ,puddings,o can be Given
with great bssastijt, Since, D@t causing
your invalid 70 derive, pleasure flNms 4
some portioaI At least ofthis meal you
prevent him from regarding al e4tihs
p,,& ~, <oANT;xS.x,k u &oAor&}hro1
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- HIS eyes were wide as blue bells, ',.... 4
- CHATS little Jim exactlyO
'S His mouth like flower unbiown: .....,,
(That's him AGAIN.,
Two little bare feet, like funny white mice
Pceped out from his snowy gown.
And we thought, with thrill of rapture
That vet had a touch of pain,
When June rolls round with her roses
Wen measure the boy again. ...-..--..
Now, if it had stopped there, as ex
pected it would, I'd have nothing t..
say, there'd be another mark on the
decreasing $50 much higher but
but-well, what's the use of beating
about the busAs ia this v3yl .sA3's
perstition after I'll. I went to-day into
the room where he lay, oil white and
peaceful like, and 80 still that it was a
sin to cry and disturb his SLEEP, and J.
added the rest Of the poetry, that Jenny
had kept without knowing why, to the
Bible,
Tsfadfi mod A 81 ,ajt.if.u liz Ia j,a.liew !
We measured the sleeping baby,
'tf or tfs' Shining f6tssvcSd caskeS ,!i1ss!
Thdt vi HIM Btlbv- tiGm I'd asb1t
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ttsf YIus ,nErWLdN YAH .Tx0H ahIIa1@
.UuO.US1 oXilI lGti,laJ ~ sesI)
81 xWMu .ssslla,NT aioa"
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Measuring the Baby"

Don't measure the baby! There is an
old superstition that if you do it will die
before the year is out, and it's always
best to be on the safe side. Do you see
thatsname writtenoip lead pencil on, the
door. casingrT wen, that's wheret~e
measured the baby. If you get down
on your knees you will be able to read,
"Jim; just so hi h." 1t wasn't.a year
ago that we NIL came out here, father,
mother and the girls, and got down on
the grass and stood him up there. He
was sight to laokn ltyeeep0f apA
white, with the soheS ~ h2f, Mt
eyes like violets in the spring, and he'd
laugh and tumble down and we'd all
laugh and cheer him up again; and Jen-'
ny laid tie pencil fat on his head and
notched the wan, and then we wrote
that to mark the spot; but I've wished
many q time since I'd never had it done.
You see we had been reading some pref:
ty verses about that very thing, and it
just tilted to. our baby exactly in the be-.
g4n1Hlgs. .''..'.......... ..,..........
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"You don't get any bs.tsr; tsl{ than
that in the East. Yod see, sur people
have got to have the first crop Or bust,
1t livens paper up, too, this poetry.
and ito fat for the printers. J Herbs a
little thing l dashetllright off OF the
Yankton Vindicator. tor claiming that l
swindled the government on haY con-
tract: WV ~ wv
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"A delirious Yankton reporter -
Has been pitching INTO the Shorter.
We find he' 8 Che NAH sSs~
Who adopted the plan
To kin his wife ratler'n SuODOrt her

2 "He amt been seen since. !, Z We'll,
pard, I must get out 81. the tha.s If
you're ever out Deadwood way drop
down the chimney and see me-, you
might as we'll put me on your exchange
list, and if you ever pick up an item yon
can't use, drop me line and I'll pay
you q little something. So long +"4-7p
Rr0Okiun En1Le. ..,U,-4.eEnpi ,,aq 900 q
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

The Evening for her bath of dew
Is partially undressed. g..!r - !
The sun behind 2 bohtau QYsh,,s
Is setting in the west.
The planets light the heavens with
The flash OF THAR cigars,
The sky has put its night shirt on,
And bt,ttoned It with starG |
Hove this timid, shriuSdag Nt6At,
Its shadows and its dew;
Hove the considerations btights
SOOld and yet so nfw;9t ISs
love night better then the dr.
For people looking on,
Can't see me skinning round toh4e
Il l;,>n ~ i
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04

p 2yHa4M4 s41 his young WFe{ q
$l062ins s(HaS bride, % suss(1s(ss
They started West by the Erie Road
Thursday night.-New York paper.