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a a Fruit rtess.

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The essential conditions for budding
are a free flow Of the zap in the stock
and a corresponding one in the tree from
which the buds are taken. Only when
the bark on the stock can be easily sep
arated from the wood can the operation
be successfully performed. Budding is
to be preferred to grating for all the
stone fruits and in case of failure can be
repeated on the same stock, and Is best
performed on young stocks Of n or two
years growth. The buds are taken from
scions of the present seasons growth,
which should be cut from thrifty young
trees. In budding select a smooth place
on the stem Of the stock to be bndded.
within three orfour inches Of tho ground.
Make an upright cut Just through the
bark, about an inch and a half long with
n cross cut at its top, and within the slit
thus made insert the bud by raising the
bark sufficiently with the knife. The
buds for the purpose ire removed from
the stick Of scions as they are wanted by
O smooth cut with a sharp knife. usually
taking with the bud a very thin shaving
Of the wood. The bud is then inserted
in the slit under the bark. aud the stock
is bandaged over the wound with sonie
kind Of coarse Irvine, leaving the bud
itsrlf uncovered by the tie. If the union
Of the bud to the stock takes it will BE-
manifest In a couple Of weeks. when the
wrapping Il DC removed. In the spring
the stock should be cut of a little above
the growing bud
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Bow An Indian Frightened . Ties
by His waewhoop

Ntha well-known'fa fact that monkeys
have a great dislike to the presence Of .
dyer In their haunts, and will follow his
movements in the forest and annoy him
q every possible way. PeacockS do the
mmc, screaming aud fluttering 10 tho
Trees overhead, 70 that sportsmen and
,thes 10 dangerous localities are put on
heir guard against tho common enemy.
On one occasion 1t happened that two
lportsmeu in Upper India, after . fair
iay's shooting, were returning to camp,
vhcn a troop OF monkeys overhead be-
pan bounding about In great agitation,
:hattering and makiag hideous g~rlriaces,
Is though half cnragcd or termed ct the
light Of some object beneath them.
.'What can be the matter with these
nonkcysT asked h of the sportsmen
II the native guido who attended them.
II suppose they see o tigerp" replied
.he native, with perfect coolnesA AZ
,hough it were quite q matter Of course
10 meet one OF these striped beauties dur.
lng an afternoon walk in the jungle.
This was very alarming, but there was
nothing for it but to walk on a. quickly
u possible. Scarcely, however, had they
proceeded another fifty yards when they
found thcmselve, face to faco with an
enormous tiger engaged in tearing up
he carcasc Of a wild hog which he Ind
Just destroyed. The creature seemed
somewhat to be taken aback at the sud.
len encounter; no drew slightly back
md glared at them with his malignant
eyes, the guide meanwhile remaining
a.otionless as q nntuc, with his keen
glance steadily fled upon the enemy,
while with a lowsvoice he warned hi9
companions not to Gro but TO stand -
,tead'ly as possible. After . minute or
Two the tiger growled, showed itsteeth,
:rouched together, but, apparently con.
founded by the silence, slunk away into
the long grass.
No sooner was his back turned than
Tho native, clapptng his hands to his
mouth, sent forth q wild, esr-riercing
FELL which appeared to strike terror to
Tho heart Of the savage animal, whose
stealtby tread was Immediately changed
10 q bounding gallop as no fed in dismay
rom that uneartH'y cry. Then the three
non cot OF toward camp at . round trot,
ior the abort twilight Of the tropics was
aiding rapidly, and though y tiger might
leo in a panic in.the light Of day, after
,ightfall be 10 certainly not to be trtled
With.
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The smallest Is the best

The smallest is the best
in pills, other things being equal.
But, with DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's, nothing else is equal. They're
the best, not only because they're
the smallest, and the easiest to take
but because they do more good.
They cleanse and regulate the liver,
stomach and bowels in a way the
huge, old fashioned pill doesn't
dream of. Think of trying to rega-
late the system with the ordinary pill.
It's only good for upsetting it.
These are mild and gentle-but
thorough and effective, no pain-no
gripping. One little pellet for a laxa-
tive 1T three for a cathartic. The
best Liver Pill known. Sick Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels are prevented,
relieved and cured.
Put up in sealed vials-a perfect
vest-pocket remedy, always conven-
lent, fresh and reliable.
They're the cheapest pill You a
buy for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned. It's a plan peculiar to DIR.
Pierce's medicines.
You pay only for the good you
get. Can you ask moref
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The process of rendering wax as com.
monty practised is not only troublesome
but wasteful. Inasmuch, therefore, As
the supply of wax is scarcely equal to
the demand, it behooves beekeepers to
practice more economical methods. The
increased demand Is duo to the popular.
ity Of foundation. The most approved
plan of rendering wax is by the use Of q
wax extractor, of which there are several
in the market. Where one has no ex.
tractor the wax may be put into a strong,
rather coarse bag, which is placed in
water and boiled. The bag must be
placed on . plate or other object to pre-
vent its touching.the bottom Of the ves-
eel aud 80 becoming burned. The wa1
will collect on the top Of the water.
Where it is desired to mold tho wax in.
20 cakes use a deep basin. and when cool,
( any impurities are found on the bot
tom, shave them off and melt this Dor.
ton again,
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Syrup

G. Gloger, Druggist, Watertown.
Wis. This is the opinion Of a man
who keeps a drug store. sells all
medicines, comes in direct contact
with the patients and their families,
and knows better than anyone else
how remedies sell, and what true
merit they have. He hears of all
the failures and successes, and can
therefore judge: Il know of no
medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat,
or Hoarseness that had done such eff.
fective work in my
Coughs, family as Boschee's
German Syrup. Last
oo winter a lady called
Hoarseness, at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. She could hardly talk,
and I told her about German Syrup
and that a few doses would give re-
lief; but she had no confidence in
patent medicines. / told her to take
a bottle, and if the results were not
satisfactory Iwould make no charge
for it. A few days after she called
and paid for it, saying that she
would never be without it in future as
q few doses had given her relief" O
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A somper BusInesn

QshaR n an iudustrv that AxntrnbAp 81
non ara ENGAGED Ia tbat YOU viI nos
lad put down 10 the directories. and ri
!. rsrs
f was in a dowp.,own florists shop .
lew davs 90. The aorist vey busily
,npaoed N Axinr IN flowers that Wers
.videntlv intended for an Offering %
,oms funeral. Al the same time he was
watcbinc tha work Of one Of his assist.
,nss. Who Was arranuino nnother bundle
Il hnds ana the iike. 1h;ch. the cood.
aatured dealer told me. were 70 grace 4
rsdd;no ra,tv n seemed hr;noino daaih
M rra,r;ecs very cIoso toosthsr- bua
hi. thouohs snnsrsptlS did not occu, to
H. msn.of hrs;re.s,
Int then !. shahbv. sombcr,antnar,no
Htt,a nan s,5,sd In
"sHsiIo,n arci.imed h MN, .a.,.raa
man - hus;nssa1
.,no, 90 scrarsw ,.Soa n. ao,hAs
-. nsr : ..,aas,.a = ~
SW.m .;.s., ,...n -. ~.
49, 80 .,.Sas.a IA. =
sp.!,s Wv $40 "
atm ,.w ~
reses uiu. slsyt. wv ~ NY
Somoer a'n nv "ones :"
en,S iuas,si
euen tntowiug$ aown . 70" pennies'
s"e cHne, 'e's w store.
c.ape coaser, said my
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Dangers Of a Mid Winter.

A correspondent sends the following
extract from Pepy's Diary which Is
very illustrative Of the dangers of q
pild winter. After recording in Au-
hAst. 1861, so sickly time both in the
City and Country everywhere (of a
sort of fever) that never was heard Of
almost unless it vas in a plague time,"
he makes on the 10Th of January, 1862,
the following remarkable entry
Is January. 1662....A fast day
ordered by the Parliament, to pray for
more seasonal BILE weather; it having
been summer weather, that it Is, both
as to warmth and every other thing,
just as II it were the middle Of May or
june, which do threaten q plague Gas
all men think) to follow, for SO it was
almost the last winter; and the whole
year after hath been . very sickly time
to this time.
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Tho Enormous Debt Of France,

The public debt of France is esti-
mated at 5000 million dollars, thus
making it the heaviest of any country
in Europe. To add to the burden the
expenses for the current year are set
down at 700 millions, and the revenue
at only 600 millions; and the govern
ment has been forced to fund the ac-
cumnlated deficits in q new loan for
200 millions. More than one-half of
the taxation In France goes to the sup
port Of the army and navy, and the
poorest peasant has always been willing
to pay it; but an annual decrease In
revenue, increased taxation and new
loans will unquestionably tend to in
jure the industries of the country and
ultimately prove dangerous to the ex-
istence of the republic
Record.
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How to Manage candied Comb Honey
Comb honey that has become old and

now 10 MahIHo Chnoleu Comp money
Comb honey that has become old and
candiea so that 1t cannot be removed by
the honey extractor may lie managed by
Mrs. L. Hirrison's method. This. ac-
cordins to the lady's own story, is as
follows: Tho honey was mashed mp in a
pan and set over a kettle Of boiling
water and stirred frequently. Before
the honey was very hot the wax had
risen to tile surface, anu being set out in
the cold quickly CONCEALED, so that the
warm honey could BE- poured from under
it through a coffee strainer into another
vessel. leaving the WA in the pan. AZ
ter the honey was melted the wax was
all melted up together. and considerable
honey of inferior quality was under it,
which ear be kept separate and used for
cooking. making gingerbread, etc. The
rinsings Of vessels used in manipulating
the honey will make excellent vinegar.
The wax can be melted in q pan over
boiling water. and should be poured,
when melted, through q hot coffee
strainer, and when cool will be Of .
light straw color.
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wasn't Afraid Of water.

The Olga, . German man-of-war,
was anchored in Kiel harbor. Prince
Heinrich was in command of the deck.
Notwithstanding the cold weather, he
gave orders for the crew to 60 through
their swimming drill; when the second
~lieitenant, Count NJ, interposed,
saying that the water was almost freez-
ing and asking that the order might be
cancelled. Without saying . word
Prince Heinrich sprang, in full uni
form, from the deck, swan towards
the bow Of the vessel, and clambered
up the ropes. Stepping ON deck, he
walked up to the startled Count and
remarked with a smile: "Did you say
anything just now?" "N-no, your
Royal Highness," was the prompt re-
ply. The crew took themselves to
their smimming practice. while tho
Prince looked on in his dripping
clothes.
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Is true, however, strange the assertion. As .
compound Of vegetables easily absorbed aud
able to promote digestion, nutrition excre-
Of the liver, Kidneys, skin, bowels and lungs, IS
the ancient formula adopted by the monks Of
the Middle Ages and known . st. Bernard
Vegetable Pills, will do, Is such . remedy.
and there is not one Ingredient In them not en-
dorsed by the experience Of all schools OF medi-
cine since 9alen. No blood puriher In the
world can equal them. A sample Of the st. Ber-
nard Vegetable Pills will be sent free to all ap-
p.licants. Address, ST. BERNARD. Box 2il6, New
York.
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The smallest 'moonshipe' distillery
very captured by the revenue officers
Hss found recently at Atlanta, Ga, and
ent TO Washington IS a curiosity. Its
capacity Is about three gallons. 1t ia
constructed 50 as to be operated as an
srdinxry cooking stove, and It is COM
iste In svery detail.
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VIII Fight to . Flash,

As long as the fight lasts among the
wall paper manufacturers, the Fidelity
Wall Paper Co., of No. IL N. 18th St.,
Philadelphia, win give the public the
advantage Of the drop in prices. We
get this from them direct. Send four
two cent stamps for samples Of their
9, 10 and 70 cent gifts.
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Fio. c--noMs MADE Pro TROUGH.
should be made Of hard wood, with
rounded edges, AID firmly nailed not
more than one foot apart. The plan
shown at Fig. 1, while more expensive,
Is well worth the extra outlay.
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One Of the objections to railroads, in
the minds Of the natives Of India. ID
that If Q Brahmin gets into the same car
accidentally with q Pariah he must VIC
late the religious rule which bids him
keep ninety-six steps away from the lat
ter.
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would you say il I were to blow your
head off for not telling me where your
money TSP"
Mr., Joker-"Not q word, sir. not .
word"
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The deepest silver mine in the United
States is said to be the Yellow Jacket In
the C0mstock Lode, near Virginia City,
New. Its lower levels are 200 feet be-
low the hosting works. Pottsville, Penn,
has the deepest coal shaft, some 1850
feet, producing 1900 tons Of coal daily.
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MeAesyfLLE, TENN, April 10. 1890.
Am under many obligations to you for send
ing me the sample bottle Of E~g0rdplexfon. 1t
did me more good than I'M medicine I ever
1 sincerely believe that 1t win do all that you
recommend 1t to do. The first dose relieved
me, and ! am so much better than 1 was.
MISS .. ARMSTRONG.
F~ordplerion Is the speedy anu permanent
cure for Sick Headache, Indigestion, Dyspep-
STA, Billousness, Liver Complaint, Nervous De-
cure for these Complaints. Ask your druggist
for 1t, and get we'll.
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On June 4, 1912. war declared by the
United States against Mexico, on ac-
count Of the proposed annexation Of
Texas.
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First Socialist You are becoming
,roud and naughty. Beware Of the fate
# Maratl
Second Socialist-That fate can never
De mine. Marat was killed In a bath
nb.
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NOT UNCOMMON. -"Now that I
have started them. SIT, don't you think
my aims are lotfyY"
Eyes. Mr.. Hicks. Your aims ara all
right, but you are a very bad shot"
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GLAD TO FORGE IT.-Parson-"Have
you something to send to the heather.
Mr.. TrotterYo
Mr.. Trotter (mopping his brow)-
"Yes; l will send them my winter over
coat"
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"You talk a great deal in your sleep,
Johp,'' said Mrs. Henpeck.
"It's the only chance / GET" said
John meekly.
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There are twenty-three acres of land
to every inbabltant Of the globe.

Cnnn,. Kidney Cure foF
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart Urinary or Liver Diseases, Merry
ousness, &C. Cure guaranteed. S31
Arch Street, Philad's- 81 . bottle, 2
for IS, or druggist. 1000 certificates Of
cures. Try it
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Two-EDGED ADVICE. --"Humphi
Gay weather reports these. lhis paper
says Take your umbrella to-day and
the sun Is shining brightly"
''rhat's good advice. You don't
want to be sun-struck, do youpn
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There are a good many 'shigh-diers,
In Chicago. But the fellow who has
invented the new flying machine is not
one of them.
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renn-"see here; I've no use for steak
as rare as this.
waiter-Nothing Is left undone in
this place to please our guests. 1t shall
be changed, SIR.
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A WISE vIRaIN.-"HeM never get
owe my jilting himp"
why, was he SO In love with your
"Oh. TO. He was so In love with
himself"
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"a proposal, " unused Van jenkins.
"amounts toa mans saying wilt thoup'
interrogatively and q girls putting II
imperatively."
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nunTIlnc /, jacob Genschelmer, Of Clay
nut lUU6s ton, N. j., have been thorou q,
" cured Of my rupture by DR.. ]. 3. Mayer 81
Arch St., Phifa. l do the hardest kind OF LIT
ing and wear no truss. Go to ses him; Dr.
Mayer also gives treatment at Hotel Penn,
Reading, Pa, on the ID saturday and follow
ing Sunday OF each month.
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Boston was the first city of the early
colonies to have q free public school.

Young married ladies find In Lydia Z. PINK.
ha rs Vegetable compound Q trusty friend
and in the Guide to Health and Etiquette" a
book that answers all then questions.
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The man who talks to hear himself
talk will not be listened to long BY 9TH
ers.
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Dr.. Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure Is a boon TO
children who are attacked with Group or acute
on receipt Of 50 cts. Address A. r. Hoxsle,
Buffalo, N Y.
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Never mind If time does shanr
heavy" durin. the silent vigils Of the
night. It will grow lighter with the re-
turn Of day.
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IRIS DEATH TO ONE TRADE.-Uncle
Treetop-"I heard that your son cut
West was coining money"
Heigh Seed-"He was until the Gov.
ernment competition got too strong for
him."
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PERsIFLAGE IN BIRD LIFE.-FirsI
Birdlet-"How did you like that mic,
fat early worm7"
Second Ditto-'Oh, it seemed to al
the bill.o
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The month Of May, 1891, was the
wettest May in Europe for nearly sov.
enty years.
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MUST SHIFT THE wEIGHT.-She-
1.-THE boat dosen't seem to trim. Am l
sitting STRAIGHT"
He-"Yes, but your chatelalne is too
far to the left"
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||H |I|| |I. WRITE
NJ. Jamss >. ,Cscsi,sy, q
1rcnsa. No, sags - ~
dyspspsia for saaAt ysars.
which made I'm . wsssn,
sick and suBwins &zxiAg
ths whois tina. Afbsr tEy-
ing Ill The remedies, fnoiud-
ing an the doctors In rsssb,
hs discarded everything snd
took swift's Specific. H
increased from la 70 10
pounds and wa soon .
aouud and haalfhv me,
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ONE

ONR
Both the method and results whom
Syrup Of Figsi is taken; Il il pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently on the KidneyA
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
ham efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud curcs habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and -.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
fs action and truly beneficial IN III
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable suhstanost
ts many excellent qualities COM
mend Il TO al and have made y
Tie most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figsh for nle b 900
end u bottles By al leading drug.
gista Any reliable druggist via
nay not have Il ON hand VII pro-
sors Il promptly fbs any one whe
wishes 10 try Il D. nj aeseI9
any suhsitufA.
FIG SYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. Kr. NKw roRK. =. =
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California counties are growing poor
through paying a bounty on coyote
scalps.
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EXPRESSIVE BREyIrY.-Mrs. Hen
nepek -"Does your husband mind well.
Mrs. D~udelettep"
Mrs. d. tearnestly)E"He hasn't
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Pat says: "Love Is that tinder Ioike IL
do be aisily klndled."
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HER POINT OF view. --Lady-''So
1t seems, then, that you had a new sit
ustion each mouth"
Servant -"Well, mum, that shows
how much ! was sought sfter.n
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Unless the waiter 10 well feed, the
patron Is Ill fed.
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HIS TOOTHBRUSH. -Paterfamiliss. -
(angr1lyl-"Where's my toothbrushf"
observation-disclosures is cleaning the
silver with 1t. She'll be through in q
minute" :
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A Pittsburg widow has bad three hus-
bands, each Of whom was over six feet
all.
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The largest bay In the world il Hud-
son Bay, measuring $50 miles north and
south by 600 miles wide,
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New York doctors recently treated a
three-legged man for rheumatism in all
threa leQA.
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Royal rskes bring . lot Of rubbish to
the suif zee.
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How Is Your Appetite.

If it is not good
you need a tonic.
Hunger is a sauce
that gives your food
a flesh making and
strengthening pow
er. S. S. S. is ia
nous for its health
giving and building
up qualities. 1t is
the besto + all tonics.
TREATISE ON d.
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risss Tor r~s styles % nsms MADE
Pig rrosshs That prsvsss crewdlss
and ussauai resdias-Hsw = nssp
ossia Free frosn wssvus.
The name Of patent rig troughs 70
legion. Some possess superior points,
gu. as a rule the farmer 10 averse to pat.
ented articles when convenient contriv.
ances for the same purposes can be made
At home at Il comparatively small ex.
penditure In money. Fig. l illustrates .
supple trough In use In Australia. It il
70 constructed as to prevent crowdinq
md ~uueoual feeling.
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MIeHT BE WORSE. sally Slimm-
'.I've been down to Sandbury Beach,
and I was almost eaten up by mosqui-
toes -
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children Tease For It.

In British India twenty-eIght million
acres are cultivated by irrigation.
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America has 81, 900 miles Of bound
airy, or more than the coast lines Of
Asia, Africa. Europe, Mexico and Soxth
America combined.
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"You say your husband is both econ
omical and extravagant. In what
way.
"Well. he Is economical in bestowing
praise and extravagant In giving adj
VICE.
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IhEArSE on BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES MAILED FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, ca.
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1890. ~.
1vs.u."
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Sound aslssp-Ths man who snorss.
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.kes her stand-The apple woman.
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saw YOUR husband Is /

Polly Plumpp-"Well, dear, they left
you the bones anyhow"
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aUMoRouA
Have he grip--BuIldoeA

Bound in cloth Mnmmiss