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Why isit . few pf our farmers have Ice
houses! He in ID N private Ice houses are
quite comma but and ono in the county Il
the exception WI b M Suppose IN some
instances yoslo ID 10 to bring your loo and
sawdust frols diS ance, you have teams and
the work onlcom j once year. II the good
farmer is introgt ed on the subject you will
usually find at Ii 10 going to build an ice
house next wter. Tho winter comes all right
enough, but,meh ~ the leo house don't An
ice house - ,sily uils and filled add tho ex-
pense is tridg col paredt TO the benefit IL will
be to you dung II hot summer days Think
Of the iced b, LED honade, and ginger water
you can theflsye in tho hay and harvest
fields, besiik Their, u the milk, butter and
meats over Mich q ae good wife cudgels her
brains to fin the q olest place for them. 80
II you treat sur vii Re to well-flled ice-house
next summe she return will treat You to
ice cream ont u bu see am speaking one
word for th6srmeI and two for his wife
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GA 1ersss Frayel unsAea,

Whistler shooting II necessary or mot RENAME
% Be tested % The subtraction Of tho majority.
Some believe that shoes cannot be dispensed
WITH On Ito cobblestones Of the cities, but ars
inclined TO the opinion that shoes are not Alto
gether necessary on soft, sandy, or light,
gravelly roads. IN Chicago xigentteman neg.
q DO eob5ie ssones X aSss tSs fees Soc. 1n
somewhat sore, and the hoofs cracked and
lous to the hard usage until now theo owner de-
clares -he wonld not use shoes again under
any circumstances. Just here We de-
dire 70 call attention to the subject
4 tho fest b direct contract with the esrth,
hoof b chsnsed, Il may be possible tint those
who have attempted 70 work their horses I'M
ehod have become alarmed at what they sup
pose lameness, when little patience would
have demonstrated the method - feasible
Any Any one 2 .xho Y accustomed e Tea.ipg shoe.
for few days; but altar short time the feet
become insensibleto substances with which they
come IN contact and ono then easily manages
to walk on The stones, gravel In the sand, water,
Or even upon sharp Substances without the
least least d tSa sht Thus II b With horses
walking awkward and the feet may become
sore; but after lapse of time they will be-
able to pull over the worst kinds Of roads,
70 Tar q our own opinions are concerned, we
have not given the matter . test; but the ex-
perience Of those whohaye tried working horses
without shoes cannot be ignored It win BE-
hard to convince most persons that shoeless
horses arc able TO endure the hard ccbble stones
but that horses may work upon good country
roads 10 within the limitof possibility 1t would
not be troublesome experimental farmers
should put tho matter TO . test BY leaving the
0hOAA mn nna kvvO ffsr ,cos,ns,n -
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0er,lsss a.a xetal xxploaion.

Des Moines, Special Telegram, Oct "A
terrible casually, resulting in the death Of ono
man and the maiming and probably fatally
injuring Of ten others, happened at the Excel
sior mine, five miles 10 nth Of Des Moines last
Wednesday night about 10 O'Clock. William
Harrison and dozen others, mostly Swedish
Harrison was smoking, and noticing can OF
powder which he mistook for fruit OF Jelly, he
was about to help himself, when coal drop
ped from his pipe aud ignited the powder.
Tho explosion which ensued was terrific
Harrison Was blown to pieces. The saloon
mostly Swedish miners, were badly injured,
and some Of them fatally. Tho report Of the
explosion was distinctly heard in this city.
There 10 great excitement among tho miners.
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Fro broke out at Houston, MINI, in Bulls
warehouse. Three warehouses were burned.
with 900 or 5000 bushels Of grsia aud soma
e. y. :.saass e.aa :G,s
yely by E Gallagher, A. Olson, A burk,
Thomas Rowland and K. l. Grasly, one grocery
and restaurant run by Mrs. McCiaain All tie
buildings were partly covered by insurance,
except Gallagher'A One Of the warehouses
Milwaukee and occupied by Cargiil Broa
Cargills' loss i small and fully insured The
total loss = about e6,O0l The origin Il not
known.
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a atta 1ouasae..

A very tragic little story was told to
. company slipping tea around shin
ing samovar. the other night that in
vests even the garrison days that sue
oecded the transfer with something of
romantic incident. The captain and
lieutenant Of one Of the companies sta
toned at Sitka in the first year of Unit
ed States possession fell desperately in
love with the same beautiful Russian.
She was most charming woman, With
soft, mysterious eyes, pale, deli
cate face, and . slow, dreamy smile
that set the two warriors wild.
All the. garrison knew of their fierce
rivalry, SO marveled not little when
their old friendship appeared to be re-
stored, and the two suitors started of
ON hunting expedition together. One
haggard man returned two days later
and told that his companion had been
attacked and gored to death by an en-
buck in the forest. He was
gloomy and strange ia his manner sud
ct nightfall went to the house Of the
Russian lady to break the news of his
rivals death. The friends of the lost
officer talked the thing over, and sus-
pecting that duel had been fought, de-
cided to go out the next day and search
for the body. In the morning the sur
viving rival was found dead in bed, with
look of agony and horror on his face.
Ono story was that his victim had
appeared to him. and he had d;od ~
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brilliant Career Of Lord Dua.rin

The career of Lord DufFerin has been
very brilliant. He is the son Of the
fourth Earl Of Duffarin, his mother be-
ing the eldest daughter of Thomas
Sheridan. He was educated at Eton
and Oxford, but left the university
without taking q degree. His father
died in 1841 and he succeeded to the
title. Under Lord John Russell's first
administration he was q lord-in- waiting
on the queen. In 1847, the year of the
great famine in ireland, he visited that
country, and published an account Of
his tour, which depicted in plain Ian
guage the terrors that he saw. In 1859
he went to Iceland in a yacht, and wrote
an account of his voyage under the IT,
tie Letters from High Latitudes." In
the following year Lord Palmerston
sent him to Syria to investigate certain
massacres of Christians in that coun.
try. For the able manner in which
he accomplished his mission hereceived
the order of X. @. B. He was under
secretary of state for India under Earl
Russell from 1854 to 1865, and
from 1868 until 1879 he was
chancellor Of the Duchy of Lancas-
ter. In 1872 he was appointed Cover.
nor general Of Canada, and was without
exception the ablest and most popular
viceroy that ever was intrusted with the
affairs of the Dominion. Since his re-
call in 1878 he has been ambassador at
st: Petersburg and Constantinople, iul-
filling the duties Of his diplomatic O..
reer with singular sagacity. No man
of his time has been the recipient Of 80
many titles, distinctions and honors.
He was created an English baron in 49,
30, nominated . knight of st. Patrick
in 1853, appointed lord lieutenant Of the
County Down in 1884, sworn . privy
councillor in 1858, and was made On
earl of the United Kingdom in 1871.
He married in 1852 Harriet, eldest
daughter Of Csptsin Archibald Hamil-
ton Of KillylsAgh Castle. County Down,
Ireland. He succeeds Earl Ripon. Wis
e the Arst Catholic that ever hsld -
high odoe Of vioaroy a India. Lcds
Da6sEhi Atty-aight ysss oil Sls
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Certain claim agent. Of Washington issued
circulars informing postmasters who arc On.
titled to rsadjustment Of salary under the aet
Of March s, 1854, that II thsif claims are moi
presented before Dec !, they viii be barred.
Postal officials SAY there = NO authority for
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nation Of beef containng it, ENTIRE NuTnrTIoUs pRoP-
KsrIss. toontains blooimakng, forcegsnerating and
Dyepria nervous and ali fosns 81 general
debility: also In I'll enfoebed conditions whether the
result tn 81 exnanss nervous prosaram oyerwosk q
complaints. CAswELL. HAZARD & Co., Pfofxietxs
New York. Bold by Druggists. 3ilff1Ef5i :. :
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Tn YoIrAIo B11r Co, OF Nanhsll, Njch.
o6er to send their celebrated EfxCrno-Vo1-
TAIc Bxlf and other EIscTnC Arp1xAMc11 q
trial for thirty days, to men (young OF. old
amictsd with nervous debility, lo.s Of vitality
tisna, neuralgia paralysis, ana many. olhsr
diseases Complete resaorahon o. haAith, NJ.
or and manhood guaranteed No fiSk q II.
CURED - thirty days trial IL allowed Mia
them at once for NlustEAted pamphlet frea.
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Don.ldA. Smith. who recently gave $4,000
to the medical department of NcGill university
ct Montreal, has just given 45O, 600 more to en-.
dow woman's college there. Mr. Smith il 70
give $4,000 to improve the library Of McGilL
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Tho Glen honse and outbuildings al Noun,
Washington, N. H., were burned recently.
The loss il over &225, 600 Insurance elO0, O6
The hotel viii be rebuilt immediately.
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lyon have barbed wire fences ksep Veterinary Car
bolisave in yor sables II Is the best remedy for
wounds Of all kinda Soc and 90 cans at druggists oe
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Emanuel u Hewietk nsgfu iswyse-nnd
Fred Douglasa' a.fn-law, has brought suit q
Warrington against . steamboat for refusing
him passage. 3.
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Mia David Ovsrman, an old widow Hyins
alone nesr Pioneer, Idaho, was burned o
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fEOMDluOn SL J0hn now 1oele now sharper
than thankless tooth 1t is to have . serpent
child. His boy in the land ofice swears he
Washington Spscial: The grist Of letters
daily received by the republican congressional
committee may DO considered . true reflex Of
the general feeling throughout the country.
From every section comes the word that the
aging effect Two or three letters received re-
Gently from the northwest give the strongest
possible assurances ~ to Wisconsin. They
say II will give Blaine larger majority than
1t gave Garfield, notwithstanding the effects of
Carl Schultz among the Germans.
judge Severance: The people Of this country,
in order to do justice by themselves, ought to
call two now conventions and nominate two new
ticketA Judge Severance is one Of the mort
prominent Democrats in Minnesota and 10
without peer In the state ~ IN eloquent and
effective campaign speaker. His utterances
are significant a. showing the feeling of dis
gust among the better elements Of the Demo-
cratic party over the nomination Of man who
has NO CLAIMS to Craftsmanship and whose
moral character is badly smirched
The charge that Mr.. Blaine approved the tar
ring and feathering Of the Catholic priest, Faith
or Bapst, in Maine years ago, 10 promptly dis
proved by the Jesuit priest, Father Desly, who
stephen D. EfAins, ssys with regard to cam
paign prospects: 1.-THE labor Of the last two
months 10 beginning to blossom. We see the
fruits Of II daily and feel the effects from every
source don't have The slightest doubts Of
crat. recently. who said he had got tired Of the
everlasting talk about carrying Ohio He said
the Democrats had claimed Ohio in eyery presi-
DENTAL election during the past tun years, but
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william Walter PhelpA who passed fsw
hours in Washington, b roportedby sstsr u
saying chat 'sshe people who wore trying 70 CRY
Blaine down simply didnot realise how over
whelming his strengthis.. Hethought Blaine's
election was - certain % anything which has
not already happened could be. He felt sure
Of New Jersey saving that Irish cPpcsitaoa 70
Ohio Was safe,' and in New York Tia results
state were iii favorable 10 Bsne snd th 81 re-.
publican committee felt perfect coincidence In
tho situation. In relation to the bstsoierod by
democrats inthe Nov York World, sach e o..
600 even that Cleveland would carry the STATE
by GOO majority, or ef,00 to e6O0 that be
wonld get 10000, etc, he said that II was I'll
Blaine's friends wanted to cover II t57s7
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oIa Iaxeteraae atriotnr

Rev. William Nolan Of Birmingham KY,
aged seventy four has just married his fi{tf
wife, . girl Of twenty.
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8sIust ooafee.,

, Nervous Wsalnssa,, Dyspepsis, sexnal Do
bility, cured BY wells Health Renewer." u.
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To-. ThnHM 40 040nIn WIN ara hfnaR&.
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the h.r..,s.o:. 80. 80 s.s:ss s..ss ~, :.
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.,,on. th. .;-.,. 49, :. ~ N. ~. S1.s
500. =. eAsu' sse. 70 oss' 1ae 0oys
appointed young fellow who was trav.
cling fora Milwaukee tobacco house TO
20 20 the GIRL and tell her that thew had
decided -. .hs- .,,a :. ~. -. ~
"a ~. s.'.. - eos zoe co"-
sent sASA . oehcste thing Tor young
man to do to 60 and tell . girl he had
been flirting with three DAYS in a snow.
storm TINT The l,ov. hal aso;d.,5 - -.
h.- IN. ~. - -. - $3.50 $3.50. - - -
.o1' pu' 'no -. among s1svehng men
10 severe, and the young man had to
obey. He went in the coach with . sink
inp heart and . smile at dovn 800.
-, .na .o,a h..,..S.s ~. 3',.o
''. ~" 'A>A ~. -. = 10 nsu : PsoposM 70
make, and. with smile that was worth
two in the bush, she told him she had
mistrusted someth;n. ~ tb. l;rd
av., .;n.. -. 7.a,,.s.,.,.s - 80
=, ~ 40 ner hsoa
sns evening before, when they
were playing casino. He said the
proposition he was .bont n mall. "a.
The h.ra.- Gov, ~. g.. 49,
80, ~ -, .o ..1' .s0s 'ns. NO nso
learned N sne past lew days to love her
- = ne nsa never s. loved another woman
put IN times IKE these We must stifie our
guy, ana tear came to his eye e no
.ookeI " tne r,cn RED cheek and the
true blue eye: He said the proposal he
~ ao9as 70 make was one that might
strlAe =, ner g peculiar. She said that
was al f1ghs: There was no use beat
ing eooot sne push. and II he wanted her
20 marIy nun sne dld. not see any oblec.
uon' ana wnen they got back to st. Paul
sne would throw up her position, and
tney would be married ct once. The
young man was slightly taken back, but
ne SAID that was all right, and he would
De the happlest man on earth, and he
Threw MS arms around her neck and be-
gan kissing her. The travelling men IN
the baggage car were looking through
me door at the young fellow and the
glrl, ana wondering II ne was going to
De an winter about 1t, and when they
saw MN kisang her, they Thought his
munger hsa overcome hum and he was
een.uS - AoaA out OI tn0 De0g place.
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Ne must ooaisss.
DEAR sIR:-I used the White Wine Of Tar
Syrup you sent me, and must confess Ideriyed
more benefit 70 my lungs from Il than from
any remedy havo ever tried, and cheerfully
recommend II to every one having any kind
Of lung trouble. 3 !
Truly yours,
Minister Of Baptist Church. d.
Tnlla, Coles Co., nla s 7ss'
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Old Iavstsrsss otrictures
Of the urothra, speedily and permanently cured
by our improved Methods. Pamphlet, refer
ences and terms, two three-cent stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, 6G
Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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cover ana over A1.i,. !" e

At Chicago Michael Shay beat his wife 10
death with the body Of her new born infant
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cup Of sugar, one cup Of molassss, one-half
cup of butter, nllbd up twice with boiling wat
or. two tesspoonfuls Of cream-of-t tartar, ono
teaspoonful of soda, two tablesoonfuls Of GIN
ger, and dour tDSpake really stfn batter
as 70 M1A j. = r.
Brown BnsADt Tar 1.-Two pants Of siftsd
rye meal ono Pm Of sifted corn meal, two.
thirds Of . cup molasses, ono cup Of good
ss. .,! one s,,. mn q. e ys..t !. not .t
Stir IN half . teaspoo1ful Of soda when light
and bake In covtEcd tins two or three hours
This makes on \fge loaf or two small onea
LEMON MAR9 ADE-aice the lemons very
thin, only TAXI. int the reeds; add three pints
Of cold water ~ sch pound Of fruit after being
out into pieoeI 1t stand twenty -four hours;
boil II until tel pour into an eartheu bowl
/, until the fOllol day, weigh II, and to every
pound Of boileV uit add TX pounds of lump
sugar, boil th4l ole together til the syrup
tellies and the. ps are rather transparent
GREEN Com PDD1Na. Crate the corn Tor
cut and scrape II from dozen large ears, add
70 its quart Of t1eet milk, two tablespoonfuls
Of melted buttef 10 tablespoonful Of sugar. 8
little salt and Vie yelks and whites of ave eggss
The beaten whites spould DO added last Cover
and bake slokly n minutes Remove tho
SVS0AS eAsu OkVrh ePAASSsoAys tfft..
To CRYSTAL kz Fsun.- Select tho finest
fruit of ita XIII leave on the stems, dip into
the whites of Hs,| which have been beaten to
stin froth, On then cover with powdered su-
until tho icirt becomes Arm Piie IN siss
dish and set in e copl place until wanted
PrcnED OssoNss- Select small white on
ons; peel, aid let stand in strong brine for
four or i've days| changing the brine twice.
Make . fresh brind, not strong, heat to 8 boil.
throw In the} onions and boil ave minutes.
Drain and pick ia glass jarA Fill up with
scalding vinegar tb which you have added
white pepper orn4, whole mace and cloves.
Sorrow down the covers and keep in . cool
place You my up them In two months.
sTEwED CALnL$wER-Boil In sslted water
until tender, atint$ small clusters, pack stems
downward int Vegetable dish, and cover
with drawn htterI made q follows: Takes
pint Of milk, coIhe to boil, thicken with .
small spOonft Of our made smooth with .
little milk, Cd tw4 spoonfuls Of butter, salt,
and squeeze ! they juice OF . lemon A Tow
bits Of the yeOw peel may be added. Cab
bage preparetin he same way, except that Il
should be CHOPPED before cooking, u not % IS
despised 3
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Bed-bugs, flies, reaches, ants, rats. mice,
cleared out by '.Rough on Iats." 15c
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Public speakers and singers use pis0s curefor
hoassensss and weak lan8A ~ d.
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The New York World edition last sund.,
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1.k,ns Duttsr In 1r,ae,

7 pot;ca thk %he anbiock NJ ,,.rLfnn, h,,sto.
1880 " rsSAe pu .s
ID primo as ping oJscusseo, % though It was
new idea. q the contrary, I know that butter
was shippedArounA the Horn 10 California IN
a.. ~. I1o 81. - -. :, :.
.la. WY N cso' III W. 'nere ana used tne
butter myseE. IL was hrst packed In small
kegs and thin these kegs headed mn and full
=, I,nttor - r,l.,,oa - !. /. 80 80 - A..
Si,oI NJ, In S!rs M -, oe 80. Snu ny.
hnttar ~ ~. ,,rsss s.;r TX ukIH LIS
n Vas ors;nsrr Ara hntter AMI ~ ,cns.a ~
not f,rst onsi;iv Wen n.cSs' y" - IA rse;1a
hovaver sor II - nal nonmd .nS io - Nasas,
M who Sa ndr tsstd hnttr .1 e y. 3.
GOOD even n Il ~ = Gttie strong = ss''"'se
ented : mTs,aa X nraservinr ,n3 sh3nn Hss,
ths s.ns = fsrms = nsaj h a. tk.ir
.n sane 3 . iameSs 49, 70 10 .ae! saasage
Iess La lea lhm.tn S.1 tf,s sIoeo M prins
- sS;,aa .aS .S,.sS .a5;p ~, .,; e...a
- s1 ~ H. ~, ~ 5 III ~ ounoe
Prssh,n ~ ~. .' VI ess'
-. ulisoto W 'sy
=, when was poy, residing IN the state OF
New York, my mfner used 70 pack her butter
IN stone Jars to YltMn IN inch OF two OF the
top, and then foyer y with brine, -
presume others va. tne OBJECT being 70
exclude tla ar IMP consact Mlth ~ e perfect
as possi6ie1 1t wa1ld pc worth while Tor some
OF your bn4er ma!ers 70 w the experiment. Of
packing in prime, because II successful i would
enable theI butter 70 De sent long distances
Mltnout dePr1oraE2n, and " - much - there
u no known subIsnce which 90 readily ab-
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Delicious Cookies fnads after this recipe:
Ono cup Of butser4 nail cup-two cups Of
sussr, thrss cups 4 ur. tvo esg,, leaving
lout Inc white Of oatl oil 90 quite Thin; cut
in any shape youf oose-square opes an
generally prefsfreal eAt ~ white Of The en-
which you reserved spreGd over tie tops
Of the cookies; sprSI cinnAmop and sueas
over them and bsk1. pm. 2, :. !
To OAx Oo1N, On euccorAsA-Corn
should be frst Cut ths cob ,Uss mono
but perfect cans. in whatever you wish
TO preserve, solid th ths small end Of q
potato masher. The jaf d brimful, 'pui
on tho rubbers, II iIer On the covers q
tightly -. you canI IN, your banda. Put hay
or cloth In the bt " wash boiler, and
lay In the cans any v you please, putting clotA
between them. witt cold watsr, and lei
boil constantly hree hcurs ssie out and
and cold, tighten again. Keep In tho dark
~ good plan y yrsp paper around cana
fn 49,. s. II. b. NcfoUTR
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Ylaan e the xoee ou Your x.oe.

Singing, irritation, Inflammation, an kidney and
urinary complaint, cured by. Buchn-P albs, u.
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Frank Chanfran the. actor has been stricken
with paralysis. reg +
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Trough on Pain. " Quick cure for Collie, Cramps,
Diarrh@a, Aches, Pains, Sprains, Headache