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Tho Color Nntl Flavor of Uutter.

We find tho following in the Farmers
Review, and think it the best ex-
PLANTATION OF the philosophy Of the color
and flavor OF butter that we have ever
read. II Prof. Arnold had lived till nov
dairying would be a step-perhaps many
steps-iarther in advance than it is:
Tho reason why butter which has
been we'll churned loses color by much
working is because the force applied
breaks the globules and exposes the
hard, white stearine and margarine in
their centers, and hides, in part, the col.
oring which is on their outer parts when
they are whole, and this displacemeutoi
their constituents also changes the
flavor, says L. 3. Arnold. II We
put into our mouths butter com.
posed Of globules in their their natural
and unhroken state, with their flavor as
we'll rs their color in their exterior parts,
that flavor makes the first and the deep
est, and, in fact, the only impression
upon the organs OF taste, and getting, as
wo do, all tho good flavor there is in
them we praise the butter for its excel.
lent relish: butif, by much working,
the globules are broken up, aud the
favor mixed with and hid beneath the
stearine and margarine which generally
constitute about two-thirds Of butter, in.
stead Of the i%lsvoring oils these constitu-
cuts OF tafiow come in contact with tn.
organs Of taste and give us more the
favor Of tallow than Of butter, and what
might have been drst.class butter is sus.
pected Of being oleomargarine.
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SHARP POINTS.
A word and a blow-gale.

- WSAA ~ otSV huiSs To- IH"H.I#
There Is no class Of people who die
faster than those who live fast.
Tho youth who wakes up fresh rs
daisy ia likely to go TO bed very tired Il
he keeps up his freshness all day.
The old continental rcjoiced to sec a
Hessian fly, but the western wheat.
rniscr Is not al old continental.
Youngsquitt: "say, Oldwed, how
can o fellow find out what his faults
are?' Oldwed: "By getting married"
A man whose wifu's good looks we're
the only anchor for his love eays:' "She
Is Il thing Of beauty, and q jaw forever"
Kaiser Wilhelm now calls himself
"the man Of rock and IRON" A little
sarsaparilla added will make a hne Bit
tors.
Some men nre worthless 30 many
times during the day that they haven't
time 10 feel ashamed rs often as Ii nc.
cessary.
"Well, I'm ohm," said the electrician
when he had let himself in after mid.
nigh, But why arc yoh insulato?'
asked his wife.
When n young man begins to talk
about his troubles to a grill t Ia sign
that It will not BIZ very long before she
will be his greatest one.
The story that the czar would not al.
low n clock Ia his kingdom on account
OF lie revolutionary practices Is declared
II canard.
The prodigal son, who left home and
lived Oh husks. has his imitato1s in the
city people who 70 into the country and
occupy the beds Of the average summer
boarding.house.
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From tho Farm to tho Town.

SGtiosGl S%toctnlan.
There; 10 more or less correspondence at
all times seeking to exchange country
life for employment in the cities. Cor
respondence Of this kind has been in-
creasing in volume for the past year, for
reasons which are ohyiogs to all who
will give the matter thought. We d.
ways answer letters OF this kind when
received, but want to say q word or two
in a general way, which may fall under
the eyes Of those contemplating such a
step. In the first place, the cities are
crowded with people susioHs aud po41.
petent to al positions Of responsibility.
Those coming in to supply these places
can only reach them after patient effort
and apprenticeship, ard even When Sc
cured the average position Is no better
than the one left at home on the farm.
Ii tho young reader who hopes some day
to change his present employment for
something in town could DO told the e4-
p~erience Of the average young man who
has taken that stsp he would hesitate ut
least, il not altogether abandon the
idea. Agricultural life is Just now Of all
times uninviting, but in the lopg run We
believe that it will give better returns
than the bulk Of the city pursuits open
for en%terpriaing young men.
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And still the echoes Ting, tho voices call,
Ia Wild confusion, like q crowi Of dreams;
mel, twilight shadows, dark AVID darker. fall.
TIL not Il ray through the dense blaclncss
CLEANS.
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Young Porkers.


In order to obtain the best results all
around the pigs should be taught to eat
as early in life as possible. In some cases
this will be when they are about two
weeks ofsge. The time OF teaching them
to eat will vary. The size OF the litter in
some cases and in others the amount of
the milk given by the dam will govern
it. Teaching them to eat is best accom-
plished by placing a email trough out Of
reach OF the dam, and supplying it with
warm, sweet skinned milk and soaked
maize. When the pigs get to eating fair
ly DO careful to increase the feed MS
gradually as the pigs power Of assimila.
ton inereaaes. Right here care should
be exercised in feeding the dam. Avoid
getting her "ofr her feed" There is
nothing 80 we'll adapted tc make young
pigs grow Us their dams milk. While
feeding the pigs literally the SOW should
be fed all she vii. Get OF the food best
calculated TO make her give large quanti-
ties Of milk. Good shorts mixed with
brsn, ar the shorts alone, made into 4
slop, and soaked between feeds, ACCOM-
panied by q fey ears Of corn, make good
milk.giving ration.
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BEEcuAM's Pills cure Sick. Head.


Are you disturbed at night aud broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? 60,
send ut once and get o hottie Of Mus.
WISsLoW's ~SoosuIEa Syrup raR CulL-
pHgH. TEsTHISa. It's value is in~calcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor llttleBufIer.
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it; 1t
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, soitcns the gums, reduces infam.
nation, and gives tone aud energy to
tue vhoia system. Mus. WINsLow's
SooTHlSG SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and Is Tor sale byall drug
gists throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle, Awraw
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Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory resplts, or in case Of failure
q return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you car buy from our advertised
druggists q hottle Of DR., Kings New Dis
coyefy for Consumption. 1t is gnaran.
teed to bring relief IN every case, when
used for any affection OF throat, lungs or
chest, such asconsumption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoaping
cough, Group, ety., etc. 1t is pleasan.
and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe,
and can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug to.'Q
drug store,
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Heavy my heart with memories OF old:
Ny power TO tive ind strive IN overcast
by Wild desire the mystery to unfold,
when binds my present " that vanlshc
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES
Matters OF Interest to tho IntcllIsonccr's
Furmcr ltCnders.
\ ntidsuui Elier Rest.

Now that the work Of harvest is on
hand, accompanied by tho many other
extra farm labors peculiar TO this seasoa,
it is not strange that there should be
something OF a lull In The worl; OF form.
ing new organizations. However, such
aiull should not beallowed to degenerate
into u r%e,rograde movement. Az soon
as the work Of harvest Is completed the
work should so on as before, only with
renewed vigor. This season will be fol.
lowed by the era OF the harvest home
and agricultural fair, and these by the
farmers institute, all Of which will afford
n splendid opportunity for pushing Or
ganization as never before. During
these busy summer days it should not be
forgotten hat this work is ahead, and
every possible preparation Tor it should
be nude. Winter should witness at
least a doubling If not trebling or quad.
ruplipg Of the organized strength Of
American farmers.
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I wAsin need Of a friend, hut realizing
- k..ll .aaa.A Ala-

7 wAsin need Of a friend, hut realizing
the iuIl meaning Of the word friendship,
it was a task for me to choose out of the
multitude. The same thing holds good
when we are sics. We knoy We are in
need of medicine, hut end it hard work
to choose from the mass. Do not Jump
hastily ut anything that 10 offered you.
Tho compoNuds you take oftentimes
relieve the pain but injure the system
in such a manner that you only find it
out when it is too late. Loose's Ex.
tract OF Red Glover is nature speaking
to you through one of it's servants. Ii
YOU suffer from rheumatism, Sc~roiula,
Mrqptions, Running Sores, any and ali
Blood Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Head.
ache and Constipation or Sour Stomach,
nature says to you, take Red Glover,
Our Fluid Extract contains absolutely
nothing but Red Clover and will not in
lure a baby. For sale by Logan Dru.
Company. paw
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The narrow escape of Mrs. B. NJ.
Searles, Of Elkhart, Ind, from a prema-
ture death is wonderful. She states that
"for twenty years my heart troubled me
greatly. | became worse. Had emoth-
ering spells, short breath, huttering !;
could not sleep on my left side, bad
much pain in breast, shoulder and sto.
mach. Ankles swellcd. Had much
headache and dizziness. Treatment did
me no good, until ! tried Dr., Miles New
Heart Cure and Restorative Neryine.
The first bottle helped me, and l was
. virtually cured. For sale at The
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. A fine
book on the Heart and Nerves free.
MWPtW-i
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Kerurmcl Perk KnlslpS.

Ne'o York Irt1giif.
Flesh ia the concentration OF the food ;
aud as feed is the meat is. Make swine
crematories for garbage and foul DIAL and
the pork is only fit for buzzards. But
pigs fed on CLOVER pasture and sweet
skim milk, and fatted, ms far as n may
20 wisely in this way, On bpited small
potatoes and barley or oat meal With the
skim milk, make, entirely different meat.
Lean pork will then be fat enough, foi
the fat will then lie mingled al through
the lean. | am feeding pigs In q forty.
acre wood lot, chiefly chestnut and oak
timber, with a grass lot adjoining; they
get sweet skim milk every day have
the forest leaves and the clean ground
for bed the pRrcst spring water t drink.
arc native raxor.backs by birth, hui
would not shame tho company OF high
bred Berkshires; they will be iatted or
potatoes, corn meal and bran, while they
have the freedom OF the chestnut woods
Such pork dressed costs mo less than
cents a pound, and when cured ant
lightly smoked as breakfast bacon readi
" brings for the surplus. 12ac cents
pound.
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nHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking eject November "a, 1899, Pas
sehHer trims Will run as follows-CcntrM Time,
wh!chdo not run on Sunday.
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Attention, Soldiers.

Eva H
Under the proviions OF the now Pension Law,
all pensioners drawing less than 81 rer month
are entitled TO m Inrrt ase Of not less than 81 no.
more tnau sta per month, according to desteeol
disability. All COLDER. that have served ninety
DAYS and nre now disabled from any chuse,
whsthe- received ia service or since discharge,
who are dependent on their " labor for a sub,
sistHnce, are en- !tled to n pension rom " 10 st2
per nontI according to desseeos disability. Az
unmarried widows Of soldiers who have died
from uny cause ne entitled TO s. pcr month and
e. per month for each child under sixteen years
OF age.
am engaged in the prosecution Of these
claims; have htttuen.y'f five years experience
AS II cl>im egcat. Z,
Make no charge until the pension j. obtained,
and hen only such fee as th.t prescribed by int
law mud paid hy the government:
OEice lear tho CtcGk Bridge. bridgeport, ONO.
Call and see me. 1tinconvcnient 10 call at my
W. UULLISrkR. Z
BRIDGE orr. 0hin JUDY .. 1886. ly3
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First-Aliss phitippa Garrett Fawcstt
came of with the highest honors ct
Cambridge University, receiving 800
more marks than fell to the aenior
wrangler. Second-Miss Margaret AL.
ford, also of Cambridge, wins the first
place in classical tripos. Third-Miss
Il. L. Reed captures the Sergeant prize
ut Harvard for the best metrical version
OF one of the odes OF Horace. Fourth
Miss Agnes Lowe has mistaken first prize
in the annual "Junior Elk" oratorical
contest OF the Wisconsin State Univer.
Rity
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The best salvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ~chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures plies, or no nay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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Why 1t In Popular.

Because it has proven its absolute
merit over and over again, because It
has an u%ncqualled record Of cures, be.
canse its business is conducted In a
thoroughly honest manner, and because
it combines economy and strength, be
ing the only medicine Of which 100
Doses One Dollar" is true-these strong
points have made Hoods Sarsaparilla
the most successful medicine OF the
day. s
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Miles NervO and Liver pllls.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure b!liorsaeas. bad taste, tor
pil liver, piles and constipation. Splen-
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'S, ,
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Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured 60
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. It's remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi-
cine 30 pure, none so effective. Large
bottles Soc and 81 at all druggists. p4w2
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Pension Agents.
NEW PENSION LAW.

File your claim with a home attorney OF long
experience III business. ~
Per.ps. euiIt,Cd TO a pension: 3
l.. Every mother or A'her oil n deceased soldier
will receive ST. per month. provided said soldier
wouli have been entitled TO a pension had he
lived aud lett no widow or minor child. All
that Il necessary 10 show Is that tho claimant Is
now unable to earn n support.
.. All honorably ,di,cGarsed soldiers. who
pervcd ninety dHys, who Hre 30 disabled al to
render then, unable 10 earn u support, arc Gu.
titled to e per sion net exceeding slo per month.
This a.ltc'S those Eow on the pension roll re.
celrius less than III. '.
5. Every WIDOW OF a soldier or officer. who has
no other means Of support lhRn her daily labor,
. Is entitled to 81 per month and g. per month ad.
ditionn, for each minor child, trihout record TO
The cause Of tbs soldiers death.
-. When the widow OF any officer or soldier Is
dead or remarked. the pcnsion Is Gllowed the
children unt or sixteen yeGrS.
s. Whcron child Of a deccascd soldier or officer
IL Insane idI0t!c or otherwise helpless, the pen.
sion IS continued during HE or as long as dis.
ability lasts. This provision affects I'll children
who may have been placed OH the pension roll,
and who HFe now over sixteen yenrs OF age.
Their name Can DO restored and pension OBJ
JAMES A.. HENRY.
u 8, Claim attorncs. Real Estate Agent, Coilec.
tor and Notary Futile, No. 1872 Market street.
DNlp bciIts, 81 NJ to O'clork y, M.
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Medical,
Health IS, Wealth

DR.. E. c. VESTS NERVE ANT BRAIN TREAT.
hESr, sguaranteed specific for Hys,eria. Dizzi.
Headache. Nervous prostration caused by HE
use OF alcohol or tobacco, Valentines, Mental
Depression, so.tenipS OF the Brain resulting in
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, %Harrcnness, Loss OF
spernatorrhua caused BY over.excrtiOu Of the
brain. self.abuse or oyer.indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment. 81 % a box,
or Six boxes Tor IS 90, sent by mail prepaid n
receipt OF price, GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received BY
us for SIX boxes, accompanied with IS %, we
Will send the purchaser q written guarantee
TO refund the money II the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by Nc.
LAIN BROTHERS. Druggists, Sole Agents, Nc.
Lain Block, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling, ". Va. se2S 1Thptw
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kAcf LIBERTY, IA, Jnly TO- Cattle-Receipu
ING head: shipments SOL hoad; nothing doing;
al through c~onstgnmcnts, Hogs-Recelpts 1850
smooth, light corn fed 81 lOai IS: heavy grades
81 Wdi o.. 6hecn-Rcccipts LEO head; ship.
nsents 500 head: market active and &c higher
than yesterdays prices.
C~INcIssATl, O., July 1d.-Iroas earier; com.
mon aud light s. 7Ia3 90; packing and butchers
8 19s3 ST. rec9ipts l.ap head; shipments 1000
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Hard on Charley,

Dukt's Jldga:ine.
|, His Fiaucee-Isn't this a lovely en-.
Gagenent ring that Charley gave me2
His Sistcr-fes, dear, and | hope you
will be careful Of 1t. l only loaned It to
the dear boy.
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1fSti,fA.
NnttNN-

NEW YORK. July lo.-piv iron Quiet: AmcrI.
can SIG GOALS 20. Copper dull ut SIC 80. Lead
nominal; domestic 81 5lHs. Thu firm; straits
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
!, 1871 Market street.
FOR SALE.


Paying investmcnts-the property southwest
corner broadway Bn1 Zane htrt cts, three dwell
ting houses. Rents 70. about $50 per year. Price
$500.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron s,rreis. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for II third house. This
property IS In such Il location that will Increase
very rapit In valGc. $3.50.
4 ntstclass double brick house. Always has
flrst c'sss tenants. rcn's for S3.O, " and " North
Huron street. Price $40. -
bulldog lat OF South Fem street. -Four lots
for Sl,2G0, II sold IN one piece.
FIVE ioomed house, good yard. q North Broad.
way. Price q ,75t.
six roomed house 4" Kentucky street. Sl,7n
Seven ruomed dwelling. ZIG South Penn street.
very desirable location, s3,clD.
Your last chance 10 buy II first class building
lotion South rem streets, 1ixl2o, f3.2JO. -
c. O. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent hud Broker,
ic?S l9A Main street.
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LtYa Efnnk.

CHICAGO. July o.aCa.ue-Rece!pg 1900 head
shipments 5000 head; market steady; beevcs
u EHat o.; Steers s. 5Cai 20! siocsers and feeders
$ ?pa3 70; Owl. bulls and mixed 81 25a3 %;
Texans 81 aa3 g. H%oss-Receipts 81, Or0 head
shipments 7,C0n head: market weak and lower;
mixed 81 Gpas 50: heavy s. 7la3 IS; light S. Ga
W.; SKIP, s. Wh3 30: ehcep-Receipts 6.OOC
.iyes s. auSl21as; Texsns s. 5oai sd; lambs 6 Goa
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Education is looking up. Portraits Of
college graduates are now appearing in
the daily newspaper alongside Of those
Of the base ball player.
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Watermelons are coming in by the
carload now, but as the census has al.
ready been taken the doubling up Of the
population will do no good.
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Uhe Sntelliotufsr
UnIpe ! Nos. 80 and Sd f%ourleenth strpei,
pRE.txlsThNCG.
From he SpaniShG Of fruncitco Se,en.
l have lived beioic. wheroY That | canno,

:. - 7
From ne Spanishg francitco Seuen.
| have lived beiolc. wheroY That cnnno,
Nor how. nor when OF those forcot,cn Won. !,
| Only Vague echoes from the Iark ness swell ~
Bringing familiar murmurs 10 my Cars.
Thu yhos,lv image Of that misty nn,t
Strives nil in ynIu 10 rT,,n AND hnli II inst.
Only In mo fl mrn,oty W rvidenrcs
- ..|
All human ,npvunyc iccl,lc Ia ami c,,d
IA 49,. ~. nI. .tNp ".tnrt H
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MERlr wins, as the marvellous success
OF Hoods %Sarsaparilla shows. 1t pos.
sesses true medicinal merit. Sold by all
druggists. S
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%CiScIsSATr, o., July lo.-co,ton steady; mid
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QENn DIVE WILL
DCOO pay the above reward Tor an,
ache, Indigestion, CONSTIPATION or C0stiyencs.
we cannot cure with Yeats Vegetable Live,
Pills, when the directions arc strictly oompiied
with: They are purely Vegetable and ncye: ixil
boxes, containing 60 Pills, Is cents, eeware III 81
counserie!n and limitations, The genuine u,au.
utactured only by John G.. West q Co, Sold by
McLhlN BROTHERS. cor. Market and TwelN6
streets Whaalinp " Vi. ,tEE.rI .e0s. uvvx,.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Petroleura opened isseg-
ular. spot being weak at sSI4c while August OPP
ton Was firm at Ss1.C. After the sales the
market declined nndern slight pres re to sell
hut reacted In the last hour and closed steady.
Stuck exchange opened at SSAc: highest Ss11tsc;
lowest s7ssc; closing at SIC; sales $4,000
barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa. July 1o.-Pctroleurn opened at
SSHc: highest SOC: lowest size; c!oFcda ii SSHc,
sales 5000 barrels; shipments 99.G6v barreisi
runs 4, LII barrels,
q BRApFnnp. Pa. July lO.-petJolcnm opened
Mt ssHc: closed Ssilsc; highest s9Hc; lowest Ssc;
cleaIances 1911 COO barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jnly l0.-Pet.0leuE duh and
weaker. opened ut ssAc; closed ut SsAc; highest
SIC; lowest s7Hc.