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Cotton Seed Oil.

1t is only a very few years since cot
ton seed was looked upon as waste ma
terial, to be put out of the way with as
little expense a. possible. Great heaps
OF the seed could bc seen near every cot
ton gin in the South. Scarcely any one
thought Of or attempted to utilize it.
But great change has recently taken
place in regard to the value OF this seed.
and now 1t is considered valuable part
OF the crop, for it is not only employed
as n general fertilizer in many planta-
tons, but thousands of tons are sold at
the oil mills, and after the oil
is expressed the cake is utilized
for feeding almost all kinds of stock.
1t is shipped not only TO all parts of our
own country, but large quantities 90 TO
Europe. Oil mills are being erected i'm
all the cotton-growing States. and in
some quite large number have been i'm
operation for several years. One firm
in Arkansas is reported to have eight
mills either finished or in process of
erection. One of these. now in full
operation at Fort Smith. turns out
thirty-sN barrels of oil per diem. There
Is good demand and at remunerative
prices for all the oil and cake that can
be produced, and it is likely to continue
Tor many yearsto come.-N l. sun.
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Algerian Desert Grass.

~ nothing else prospers in Algeria. At
least the culture of desert grass seems
TO promise an increasing source Of
wealth 10 the colony There arc two
kinds OF this alta grass the Siipa tcHp-
c,sS'Dia and the LygCum spnrtiUm both
plentiful on the shores OF Spain ard Al
geria. II is computed that q million Of
hectares OF the high platcauX bordering
tho Sahara are covered with these
grasses, not to speak Of vast tracts
of tho Tell. it is only within
recent years that the expectation of
alta has reached high figures, in
1881 upward OF 100000 tons being
shipped for Europe. The price also has
proportionatcly incrcased but not in
the manufacture Of paper alone is this
grass so valuable various textures are
made OF it, notably very pretty sub
stantial curtains, sold NJ a few shillngs
the pair. The colonists, however. de-
mand greater facilities Of transport i'm
order fully TO develop this industry,
which must still be considered in its
early stage. The grass requires no care
when once planted, but can only be cut
in the third year. Cotton rag is mixed
with the fibre in order TO afford a softer.
more yielding texture. -PdH NAL Gu
tettc
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TROUBLE IN THE BARNYARD.

There's trouble in the barn-yard, Job" eaid
wife, aud slid thence
To see the old fat gobblcr take his stand upon
tho fence.
He rose in soeu,n majesty, and round. I'm
many a row,
sympathetic audience pressed. with rackle
grunt aud crow.
Says he,,,expanding wide his breast, a tear In
"Thc annual proclamatlon's out. and zoe have
got TO die!
good 10 sHii"sl 49, nus" "P' " o'' no
You're just about tho size 10 mako IA SQUARE
Thanksgiving meal
And since IN ancient times the jews discount
cd you us food.
To run away from Christian teeth is base in
gratitude!
Ho. TToostorsl Shanghai. Plymouth Rock!
What makes you take on sol
Why don't you walk out straight. and give a
grand THANKSGIVING crow
You look like warriors plumed and spurred.
you act Ike towards, ALL
VINO would have thought that crows so loud
could como from hearts so small!
tell you. toathercd friends, it's good for bird
and boast and man
To save a little game aud grit till last thing
U they caul
well done, brave goose like your style
you need not once dcspond;
You'll swim around tho baking tin, if YOU
don't round the pondl
In modern times illitcratc men have counted
Not knowing that your caclSle saved the Ro-
man city once.
Your flesh viii make n luscious meal, your
feathers soSthe the head;
You II hc like many men that die most uscf al
when you re dead!
Look up. friend OK, nor hang thy head nor
yield thy heart TO grief;
Inc penalty Tor eating meal is being killed for
While cattle worthy as yourself have lived on
grass and hay,
You stood for months I'm Wonder stall with
- meal three times day.
The law OF life Tor man and beast Is change
ana YOU have wrought
Inc corn TO flesh, ana now that flesh must
-, change 10 human thought
inc mae we serve Is often heard devoutly 70
declare
lie longs to die. that he may change into an
Andif one drop OF noble blood through all
your being ran,
You'd gladly die Il stall-fcd OK and change
into man.
Then strnightway walked a fat sheep forth,
and asked the pobbler why
The slcckest, latest bavn-yard folk should
thus bc doomed to die.
At this the gobblcr smiled; says he: "whitc
o. race. you must be green,
10 live 50 long and not find out what these
THANKSGIVING mean
The simple truth is this White Face: the Lord
without wh.se notice and permit sparrow
can not fall
is praised each day 10y bird and beast, but
49, man IS unlike these
il t'kt . proclamation just 10 fetch him to
his knees
Mans SO forgetful OF his God, speak 1t TO
his shame
lie has u set apart ono day 20 settle m tho
claim.
And then so hard the task appears. that Ma.
lures own high priest
can't pny tho Lord hIs honest dues except no
has "a feast,
And now. my friends, tomorrow, man is such
cunning elf,
Hen have one meeting for the Lord. and
three meals FOR himself
" Yes, let us die, since die we must, and make
no coward sign.
Hut cheer.uly oar roOsts and pens without
tea resign.
just as We SOW so shall we reap, this truth
plainly sec:
I've robnled. gobbled all my iifo-now some
one gObblc> me-"
Alfred j. Hough
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''Have you ever analyzed II. doc.ory,

FNh eFtH geo ~ uOCrOrE Y
We always analyze before we try any
preparation e which we do not know tho
constituents. But analysis, you know, only
gives the elements; IL does not give the al
nnportatt proportions. The remarkable
power OF Warnor's Safe Cure undoubtedly
consists in tho proportions according to
when lis clements are mixed. While
there may be n thousand remedies made OF
tine same elements, unless they are put to-
gether in proper proportions, they arc
worthless a. kidney and liver preparations.
~ hope some day 20 meot Mr., Warner
personally, and extend fuller congraula.
lions TO him on the excellence of his pre-
parations. have heard much OF him a.
tho founder Of tho Warner Observatory,
and a man of large benevolence. The
rcputod high character OF tho man himself
gave assurance 20 me i'm the first place that
he would not put remedy upon the mar
ket that was not trustworthy; and 10 was
source Of a good deal OF qualification To
me 90 find out by actual experiment that
Ito remedy itself sustained my impress.
sion"
Tho conclusion reached by DR.. Foster Is
precisely the Same found by Dr.. bio Lewis
DR.. Robert a. Gum, ex-Surgeon-G General
Gallagher and others, and proves beyond
a doubt, the great efficacy OF the remedy
which has awuk ,ned so much attention In
the land and rescued somany men, women
mud children from disease and death.
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HIS OWN EXECUTOR.
n Wcll-Known Gcntleman's PhiIanthro-
ply and the Connection Caused by
one Of Ills Letters.
GR0chesler Dcmocrnt nlld Chrnniclc- I

We published in our local columns YES.
to-day morning significant letter from a
gentleman known personally or by rCputa-
ton 10 nearly every person i'm tie land
We have received a number of lottcrs pro
testing against the use Of our columns for
such pal able frauds and misrepresenta.
tlonsi" therefore, TO confirm beyond a
ooubt the authenticity Of he letter and
the commences of it's sentiments, a report-
ar or this paper was commissioned to as
certain all the possible facts i'm the matter.
Accordingly he visited Clifton Springs,
following result:
DR.. Horny Foster, the gentleman i'm oues.
lloh, IS o3 or "a years OF age and has an eN.
tremeiy cordial manner. He presidcs as
superintendent over the celebrated sani.
tarium which accommodates over 500
guests and is unqucstionablv the leading
health resort of The country. Several
years ago his benevolent man wisely de-
tcrmucd TO be his own executor. md
therefore turned over this magnificent
property worth 100000 ns n free Gift to n
board Of trustees, representing the princi.
pai evangelical denominations. Among
the trustees are Bishop A. G.. Coke. Prot.
c.tnut Episcopal Buffalo; Bishop Mathew
Hilnp9lu, philadelphia, Methodist Episc1-
pal; President st. -. Anderson, of the Uni.
vr-itE - Rochester; Rcv. Dr.. Clark, Score.
tofN OF the A.B.t.F. NJ, Boston. Tho benevo.
lent Iurr O-c Of the institution is the Care.
lsi-'i evangelical missionaries and their
families whose health has been broken i'm
LIcir work 2l-.f ministers, Of any de-.
nomina. ion, in good standing; 3d-of
members of any church: who otherwise
would De unable to secure such care and
treatment. The current expenses OF the i'm.
th.uiiou ore mo. lv the receipts from the
EunlI eds OF dia'i1.uisuCl and wealthy
people who oveTv vcor crowd ffa utmost
cHNHciiY. Hero como mon and women who
W"rc ono iu perfect .Gl b., bat neglected
.fe ur SYMPHONIC %. disease. the uucer-
t1i1 pains they fclta' first wore overlorksd
until their health b.clmr ifuUrfrnI 'rIlt,
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walnut Ienr Yy,Ir Re.,oror

Is entirely different from all others. II is
as clear as water, and las it, namo indicates,
Is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It
will Immediately FREQ tho head from dan.
druf, restore gray hair 20 its natural color,
and produce new growth where IL has
fallen or II does not in any manner AT.
Iect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar OF
Lead and Nitrate of Silver prepnrations
have done. 1t will change light or faded
hair in n few days TO a beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist for IT, Each
bottle is warranted. JOHN D. PARK 81
Sous, Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Z. n. CRLTrENrnN II Y
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The report that a lion was loose in
the neighborhood of London, o., turns
out to have had this origin: Some wac
gish fellows at Lafayette, full of sport.
made what they call .'bull-fd-
die, !, by stretching sheepskin over n
nail-keg. through which they put n
thong Of rawhide, and by the use of a
bow and resin they could produce the
sound which alarmed the people and
sounded like a lions roar. This thew
carried around at night, and when i'm n
good place gave the fiddle tuning.
sending terror to those who heard It's
beastly noise.
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CAPT. BOwIGG AND THE COLONEL.

Reginald Forsyth and 1 were coming
ont oil the cafe at which we had been
accustomed TO dine since our arrival nj
a little German watering-place In the
doorway we came in ioslling collision
with two men in the act of enterino
and, though the fault was more theirs
than ours, Reginald, who was slightly
IN advance, apOlogiZed for the ac-
cident, and we were about passing out.
when the taller of the stranger. both
ot whom had q military air, turned
ierccly and struck Reginald with his
opsn hand upon the cheek.
Raising his arm, with the thickness
OF lightning my friend dealt his assail-
ant blow between Che eyes that would
have felled n bullock The man
dropped heavily. and Law rs mot'onlcss
rs n the stroke had crushed his skull.
Everything was i'm commotion. The
man's companion knelt ut his side and
In used his head: il was five minutes be.
fore the punished bully opened his ewes
and was able 20 sit up. and as many
more before he had cOnvalesced sui
hciently TO be pronounced ont OF dan
ger
As / was leaving with Reginald, his
late antagonists associate said:
IT can hardly surprise YOU. sir. after
what has happened. that my friend
Colonel DEpcc. desires TO be favored
with your address"
Reginald then handed the gentleman
his card. and IN return learned that he
was Captain BOwigg. late Of the British
service
few hours later, a Reginald and I
sat IN the formers room talking Over
the recent unpleasant oocurren.r. q
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In Court.

IL would not believe that man under
oath, said witness, eNcitedly
''Do you know him wellP" was
asked
No; l never spoke TO him.
'.Do you know that he ever broke an
oathPn
"Well, no.
Then why do you believe that his
testimony is unreliable?n
Because he is the man that comes
around every month to Inspect my gas
meter. Phjiadelphiu CaH.
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On rocky cliff. in the town Of

On n rocky cliff, in the town Of
Warren, Conn, sixty miles north of
bridgeport, whose summit is 1000 feet
above the level Of Long Island Sound.
tower % feet high is TO be erected. in
which is to be placed a powerful tcle-
scope. From the summit Of the clifYon a
clear day fine view can be had of the
surrounding country for a distance of
100 miles. When the tower is erected
il is believed that the Brooklyn Bridge.
the Palisades of the Hudson, and many
other distant points can be seen Boston
Post
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"A correspondent seeks information
as TO the origin of the accordion. II
dates back to Il period as remote as that
of the missing link between the
monkey and man. 1t is probably an
invention of the latter. and reason
able explanation is that the inventor
after having been driven out of eyery
community into which he wandered.
hnal!!y lald the responsibility of the in
Ventlon on the link. This would 60 far
TO account for the fact that it has been
missing ever since. -Nc3O York Usr0ld
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An old sportsman gives q great
deal Of advice TO young shooters relative
to the things TO avoid in handling "a
gun, and concludes by admOnishiup
them to do their hunting with % base
ball bat. There are a good many old
hunters who would bc more successful
if they adopted the suggestion.- Chicago
HlruM
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II and II

~rfx.u arc suffering from poor heaith
,or iane,lisbing on a bed of sickness
take cheer. II you are simply allng'
or n YOU feel weak and dispiFteu-
without clearly knowing Why hoS
'Bitters viii surely cure you
"If you are "A Minister, and have oVettnAo~
yourself with your pastoral duties. or Moth-
'er. worn out with care and work, or man OF
business or lRborcr weakened by the str.ln oi
your everyday duties. or man OF letters
'toilinR over your midnight work. hOp D'i'eiS
will surely strengthen you.
"If you arc suffering
from over eating or
drinking, any indiscrO-
'tion or dissipation. or
ARE young and growing
too fast, as Is often the
case"
@Or IL YOU are IN the workshop, on tho
farm, at the desk. anywhere, and ioek
that your system needs cleansing, ton
ling. or stimulating, without intoNicat~
ing, n you arc old, blood thin ana iIn-
pure, pulse feeble, nerves unsteady
faculties waning. Hop Bittcrs is what
you need 20 give you now life, health,
and vigor."
II you are costive or dyspeptic. or
suffering from any othcrOf the.numer-
Gus diseases OF the stomach or bowels,
II is your own fault If you remain i'll.
In you are wasting away with any
form OF Kidney disease, stop tempting
death this moment, aud turn for azure
TO Hop Bitters.
II you arc sick with
that terrible sickness
Nervousness. you will
ind a "Bam i'm GiloRd"
I'm Hop Bittcrs.
II you are n frcqucnter, or n resident
of a miasnatic district barricade your
system against che scOurge OF all coun-
tries-inalaria, epidemic, bilious and
intermittent fevcrs-by the use OF Hop
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SwIFT's SPECIFIC Is S. 81 has cured mo
of hereditary Scro.ula of tho worst tyne.
Inc medicine is more than you claim for
it, and hope any who doubt will w lie to
me. l.. C.. HAYES, JR., Ciarksvillc, Ga.
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USED Swifts Specific (S. S. 81 for
bad case Of Blood Poison from Malaria, and
am satisfied that it savel my life, as / was
given up 60 die. G. G.. Spencer.
Sup't Gas Work 3, Rome, Ga.
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II tho blood be impoverished, as mani.
tested by pimples. ernptions. ulcers' or
running sores, ec.ofuiOus tumOrs, swellings
or general debility, "a Ike DR.. r. V. Pierce's
" Golden Medical Discovery" Sold by
druggists.
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THE HARD-WORKING MAN.

THE HARD-WORKING MAN.
lie Woodworking and good years been
working twice as hard any ought 0
lie said he had splendid he
lie forgot that years the system is much
greater than IN youth, while the repair ofit is less.
lie became weak dcblaed Respondent He REGARDED
the future with dread and said ne had himself into an ute
'
he taken al Of that
friend brought him some Browns Iron Btters.
lie began pick strength That what he Browns
iron % enriched his falling blood and put life into him. toned
up his digestive that his food began and do him
good Most heartily does he recommend Bers 70
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Who knows that II the beautiful girl who
died so young had boon blessed with d..
ltcrcc's "Fuvorite Prescription" she might
have reigned on many another bright May
day. The " Favorite PrescriptionO is a Ger,
tain cure for all those disorders to which fe-
males are liable. BY druggists.
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1 WAS TROUBLED with Chronic Catnrrh
and gathering in my head, was very deaf
at times, bad discharges from my cars, and
was unable TO breathe through my nose.
Botore the second bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm was exhausted | was cured, and to-
day enjoy sound health. G.. j. CoRBIy,
N23 Chestnut ST., Field Manager, Philadel-
phia Pub. House, Pa.
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Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Blad.
der Complaints, cured by "Buchu- Paiba" 81.
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CoUGus, HoARsENEss, SoRE THnoAr,
etc, quickly relieved by Browns BRoN.
CHiAL TRoCHEs. a simple, effectual and
superior remedy. Sold only ia bOIes.
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REDDTNG's Russia Salve has proved It's efIl-
cheney by test Of - years constant use. Try H.
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RHEUMATIsM, dsordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pre-
nounced incurablc, are often relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters."
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The Golden Prize for 1884

Is now ready and will be sent free TO any ono
on receipt or n stamp for postage. The book
contains numerous engruVings, and such wall
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ought To know. This book will also show you
how TO become the owner of many valuable ar
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THE Chicago girl who wenrs number tens
is st.ll able TO stand considerable x-her-
sizc.-BOStOn TrdUeICr.
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As stages are quickly abandoned with tho
otrailroads, 50 the hinge, drastic,
cathartiC pills, composed Of crude and
bulky medicines, are quickly abandoned
with tho introduction # DR.. PierCe's
Pleasant Purgntivc Pellets" which are
sugdr.coated, and little larger than mus
tard seeds, but composed OF highly concen-
tratcd vegetable extracts. by drugSists.
II you have nothing 70 do, get It done a.
unicklY ns Won rnn.
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BOUND TO make n man cross-Getting TO
Che other side of the street.
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The WDrniHg HerdId, Baltimore, Nd.
state: Major b. S. White, OF this city,
describes hi, miraculous cure as follows:
hovo been partially dead man Tor ten
years. Doctors attributed my suffcriuVs
g. the enlargement OF certain glands. Tie
quantity OF medicine 1 took without rolief
would boo sufficient TO set up first-class
spothccary shop. Finally S.. jacobs Oil
wa recommended. l had my spinal col.
umu thoroughly rubbed with IL. An those
knots, kinks aud stiffness have passed
away, and am myself again"
A PAIR Of suspendcrs-Th hongmnn ana
his assistant. The Jttdge.
JOPLIN, No.-Dr. J. b. Morgan says: az
lind that Browns Iron Bittors gives entire
satisfaction % all who use it."
CHICAGO papers call Cincinnati the
Plaster Paris If America"
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Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Cures fever, ague and bliousness. Take
Colden'S; no other.
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Wells Rough on Corns." I5c. Ask for Il.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, bunions.
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice,
crows, cleared out by Trough ON Rats .nI5d.
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o Skinny Mon. Wells Health Renewor,,
restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia.
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Don't Die In mo House. trough on Rats"
clears out rats, mice, flies reaches, bed-bugs 30
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You would use 81 Patrick's salve n Won
knew the good 'twould do you.
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EVEN rival manufacturers admit that the
best pianos In this or any country are made
by Steinway a. Sons, New York City.