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Makes Money by Sheep.

An enterprising farmer goes about IN
his ser on and purchases halt grown
lambs. whether in good flesh or poor
if he can get them ''cheap." These he
feeds and prepares for the spring mar
l1et and finds the business exceedingly
profitable. Another purchases ''culls
Al at the stock yards in the fall he gets
them for 81 so or 50. Although some
Of them die on his hands, yet he has pald
off a So. 900 mortgage on his farm by tins
kind of sheep dealing. On one lot OF
81 culls. costing S1.75 each in January
he got s169 more in spring than he
Maid: deducting keep" at 81 head'
left him s1s5 net profit. Any pushing
farmer who will look about him with
wide-open eyes, and make frequent in
ouiries of his neighbors about sheep,
from now on to January, Will learn OF
onportunities enough TO purchase so as
to make upon them large margins be
fore summer comes again. "A ia
lamb never goes begging for pur
chaser. -Colman's Rural World.
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PACKING GUTTER.
p,,nc;, les to &c Carefully Observed AZ
This season of the Year

p,,ncir lea to &c Carefully observe" a'
This Season of the Year.
Golden pumpkins can be turned INTO
yo,flen butter simply through tue /
process of feeding them to your COWS |
This fail,
you must not wait until the pump
,,;ns arc frost bitten, however, before
gathering them, or half OF thelr miin
producing value viii be lost. Bnt very
4 few dairymen get the worth OF this
| cheaply produced crop on TINS account.
! rontinued frosts while the fruit lies
nnoathcred in the corn field practically
ruin its quality.
If Won are going to lay down butter
| fo. winters use observe carefully the
following principles: A stone jar or
an ash irlsin should be used, ana TINS
ehould be rendered in all cases pure
and clean.
The inside may not be of proper
cleanliness for butter packing simply
because it smells sweet Tor precau-
t;ons must be observed deeper than
smell to destroy bacteria.
Some smile at the common use OF the
word bacteria, and poke fun at the
mixing Of scientific terms with the
practical, but l tell you If dairymen
would employ scalding hot water more
freely about dairy utensils they would
know neither the presence nor the
evils of bacteria The fetid germ lie
ouicSlv developing on improperly
cleansed dairy tools you may call what
YOU like, but it produces only one gen
oral result, debasement OF milk ant
butter quality. So. to eradicate the III
ccntion of this ruinous evil employ al
AGENT coming within the bounds
common cleanliness, namely water
a boting heat.
Whether the lar or tirllin has bee
used before or not wash it scrupulous
lv and then scald thoroughly with bol
ing water. We have seen some cat'
ful housewives wash butter jars VIII
cold water just prior to filling them'
keep the product firm, but the butte
ALWAYS had a bad flavor about I'll
odras Scald first, and then chill I'll
lar and pack the butter in tirmly'
Rntter cloth over all, on which h;
rs been sprinlled little extra SAT- al
~ n scalded cover fitting down tight
,.o onto this ought to hold tEe butt
is. favor perfectly if right principles
no making have been observed. We we
na into a milk factory the other day wh'
I'd the maker was using sal soda and CO
water in cleansing the milk utensl
,ar To show that this mode OF treatme
ina was inofe ctual we will state that
re. found yellow fungus thiclsly attach
ove To the seams and joints Of the tin "
ion sells. The same principle that we ha
clz laid down above should have obtalr
,no in this as in every other such ca
,em daily applications of boiling hot wat
nad or powerful jets of steam to the ut
s;,as to kill bacteria or germ life
Coo,,a q Newell. in Prairie Farme
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Patrick Gilmore.
Patrick Gilmore, the world renowned

Patrick Gilmore, the world renowned
musician, band leader and mana
ger, died last week at the Llndell
Hotel in st. Louis Of heart failure due
to Indigestion. He had for several days
been feeling unwell and consulted a
physician. No one thought that ne
was seriously i'll until his disease as
s.lmed an aggravated character and he
passed away at the age OF % years,
lust at a time when he was III fuil
possession of his fame and apparent
! iy had many years of active HE DC,
fore him. 1t shows lis how careful
we ought to be 10 resist the first at
tack Of indigestion. Whenever tnis tnis
nalady assails lis we should take tne
| Laxative Gum Drops the best rclned1y
for indigestion ana dyspepsia Ill th9
market. These Gum Drops are rilila
and agreeable, and certain i'll tnelr &C
tion. The small box costs 10 cefltS
the large IS cents. Get them OF any
dealer. ~
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria, III
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1ue WIFE OF COLUMBUS.
she was a Member of a Noble itaio-'o
tusuese Family.

She Was Me1fher Oh |" No
tuguese Family.
Columbus allied himself by marriage
with AN Italo- Portuguese family ohe
whom he was to choose md take TO
wife was named Felipa Muniz fere-
trello.
she belonged to noble house asso
c;atrd with Dom Henry, Of Arlz' II ms
eyoloratioris and discoveries as we'll pc
cause of their family station as by the
grace of the infante
Laws like those which in chemistry
poyern the affinity of combining atoms,
| IN social intercourse prodnc2 personal
affinities The greatest OF al discover
ers was himself destined to wed the
dauphtcr of a tiscoverer.
Colum bus often went to mass on ouii. ...
DAYS and other obligatory days Ills
residence in Lisbon being near the con
vent of All Saints, he rcsorted thlthel
70 narform his derotions, and IN his as
sidnous attendance there it was ms
f,tn 10 be attracted by Dona tellpi
Muniz until he sought and oc1a.he'
her in marriage.
The affection of Columbus Tor th'
Young Lusitanian doubtless possesses
practical features also in view OF Tn
sailors desire 10 live for the realiza
.;on in his ripcr age of the work al
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The Needs of the Soil.

In old times, when the farmers kept
heir animals upon bog hay without
grain, and allowed the manure to lie IN
the open yard to be washed by rain
and dried bv the winds and sun, the
chief lack of the soil was apt to be
ammonia or nitrogen in larger guam
titles than that manure would supply.
With conditions greatly changed, the
cattle eating clover, hay and grain,
and the manure put into barn cellar.
where grain-fed hogs work it over he is
supplying nitrogen enough, but he may
need to furnish more potash and phos-
nboric acid. Luckily for him these are
cheaper than the nltrogenous manures,
and if applied in gre eater amounts than
the crop can take they do not waste,
being held by the soil.-Colmans Rural
| World
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oaern lJntiIne.

the proper thing for To-
Zadties to be distinguished by
hstant wearing of a certain color
issuance OF this fancy the heauti-
narch;oncss Of Anglesey, the
.sUndine," who created such a
on at her first appearance ID
n a dress of white tulle trimmed
water lilies and with her mass OF
In hair shronding her shoulders
a mantle, appears always in white.
walls OF her boudoir arc hung with
u white damaslx, the chairs ana
&Eiches are also Of white, ana hu@e
palms in snowy urns cast their grace
ful shadows over what might other
wise be monotony OF whlte-
rsSs A unique entertainment was
given recently by this modern Undlne,
who, before the English coronet rested
on her brow. was known rs the beauti-
ful Minnie King. The hour was md
night, the place an island in one OF the
lakes of the Bois de Boulogne. Venetian
lamps decorated the boats that giIdeo
between illuminated trees, and In
tent Of pure white satin, hung VIII
rose garlands, the guests were recclveo
bv their hostess dressed in clond-liR'
robe of fine white lace over pale-oiu
transparent tissue shimmering like SCI
water Chicago Tribune.
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A stranger, when dining at a for
eicn ho,el. was accosted by defective
who said to him: 'Beg your PARDON
we are in search Of an escaped CONVEX,
and. las a matter Of form, You VIII
oblire us with your passport" "Do
Cook like a convict?" possibly not
In any case shall require to see your
passport" The stranger, feeling an
moved, presented the officer with Dill
Of fare, and the latter commenced 10
read: l.'sheep's head, neck Of mutton
oip's feetA' every good" he observed
'.the description tallies. You Will please
come along with US
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August.
Flower

CT have been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep,
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. a 1r1end
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the adtnlra-
tion in which hold it. 1t has given
me a new lease Of life, which before
was a burden. It's good qualities
andwonderful merits should bemaoe
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness: JESSE
RARKER, Printer, Humboldt, kas.@
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Both the method and results When
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleasant
end refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitnai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duce6, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceutablo to the stomach, prompt III
it's a action and truly benefciai In It's
effects, prepared only from the most St
healthy and agreeable substances, its t.
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it tie most
popular remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in 5oo
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggists, who
NAV not have it on hand Will pro
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F'e SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL; err
| LOUISVILLE. KY. EEH io""' ''''
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AT the ancient village of Hessi'

AT the ancient village of Hessle'
near Hull, England, a bell is rung every
night except Sunday at seven ocloch'
Long. long ago, SO runs the story lady
was lost on dark night near the place
and was in sore distress, fearing that
she would have to wander about IN the
cold till daylight. Happily the ringing
of the Hessie bells enabled her to direct
her course to the village in safety, al
though she had to wend her weary
steps over a tracl1less country In graf
itude for her delivery she left piece
Of land to the parish clerk on condltion
that he ring every evening one OF the
church bells.
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NJ
,,,,r zy1rn OF COLUMBUS.

ready fully planned in the latter years
Of his exuberat,t youth. Moreover
c1.editinr his contemporaries as we
should, the Incompatible plioC uis-
played two traits capab BILE OF turning
the head will not say of Dona tellpa
but of every woman-eloquence ana
personal attractiveness.
His many graces captlVaueI !iei
senses, his eloqucnce her mind. Feilpa
Muniz, daughter of Philippine Perc-
trello. and Christopher Column bus were
made one. in conformity with religion
and law, in holy intissoluble wedloch'
in the year 1471. The year following
their union son was born to the11
who was baptized in Lisbon and hanee
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DEVICE FOR DRILLING IRON.

r;ohts. and when the upper log is to be
kent raised, this rod is pushed into
hole in the windlass. Place the drill
in a common brace, and insert the
brace head in a socket cut IN underslde
of top log. When in use, the weight Oh
the upper log must rest upon the driil'
For boring wood, use a lighter welght
loo.-Anierican Agriculturlst.
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s. 4 s
K Wy ]
Xpo FERENS
SIGNATURE OF COLUMBUS.

The oldest engraved likeness OF %
lumbus appears in Latin literary
work by Paolo Giovio (Paulus Iovlus,
in Latin form. dated 1915. This WOOD
cut is thought to have been copied from
q nietnre which Jovius had placed IN a
gallery OF notable people which he had
formed in his villa at Lake Como. Ihe
collection is now scattered, but the por'
trait Is known to have figured in it.
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m!ddIe. To the hase log, four uprlghts'
each six feet long, are frllea' 70 sup
port the weight log, Inc lav'ei
should be eight feet long ana SIX inches
.hrougb and should be hinged at one
.,nd hT movable pin, to be placed in
of holes bored in one pair of up
rights. The other end is attached oy y, a
rope, h, to a windlass, G, by whicn the
weight log can be raised or lowered a
brake rod, d, passes through a hole IN
the hoard. G. nailed on top of the up
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co! iJMBUS' DEATH.
Expired ROBBED in the sofhoei i"'
Of E-t.,,ncisrIn,

He Expired RoDed in the Somber fiao'
of Franciscan.
The great worldfnaer, to whose
memory much honor is due and gwen
was in his time ware ous}y known as
Christopher Columbus, cristobal Colon
and Christophoro Colombo. Colon IS
the one which appears on the inner 10
of the small leadcn case which contains
ali that now is left Of the mortal par'
of tie great navigator
/ He, worn out with age hara "orf VOTE
l]lnd bad treatment, died on Nay
IL a., .rn Of Sc Eant "A nN
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lie was an old merchant who de-
votes much time to his advertising.
.h..John." said his wife, 'what do you
want put on your tombstone? lie an
swered: 20 it. isn't important what the
text is SO long as it gets good space and
is well displayed" ."-Washington Star
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Man and Fish.

On hoard the schooner Dauntiess re-
Gently party of yachtmen were dIs-
cussing tarpon fishing, and the strength
Of a man compared with that big tlsh'
Commodore Colt claimed that with
rod and line he would land the best
swimmer in the party. Ollie Adams q
powerful swimmer, disputed the as5er-
tion. so it was decided to settle the
question at once. One Of the sailors
made strong network CT cord, Whi;h
was placed around Adams shoulders.
The line was fastened to his back. ana
Adams dived overheard. Colt held the
rod, and commenced to play his human
| Ash In half an hour Adams was
brought alongside the Dauntless eA'
hansted. 1t took Adams q wnole day
to recover from his effort, but Commo
dore Colt did not feel the effects OF ms
exertions beyond little soreness y
this side. where the rod rubbed agalHs
tn. Y. Advertiser.
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wor,d BE Yyorts. a Fortune.

During a severe storm on Column ous
,eturn journey from the new lana ne
had found he, feeling that his frail ship
must 90 down, committed narrative
Of his discovery to the sea. WHAT a
,ieh treasure it would be il it could be
tished up in its oil and tar envelope to-
day and given to the world.
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Cuevas. Il
In 1886 they were exhumed--,hoSe u
father and s0n-and transported across
the Atlantic to the island OF San DO
m;roo. which had been named by 20
lumbus IIispaniola and was the primer
nj settlement of his own discoveries
in his own time.
In 1896. after the cession OF San 10
mineo to the French, they were agalh
dug up and placed in the cathedral OF
Havana. There they now repose unoci
q, neculiar monument There is CLAIM
that the real remains were no1 re
moved. L.. =
There would be poetic Justlce III
nlacing the tomb Of Coluln bus IN ean
Dominro. the island with which his
greatest activity as a discoverer IS as
sociated. and the place where with the
; timbers of his wrecked hagshlp nc
built the first European habitatlon IL
America. The chains placed on hlm oJ
Robadirla during hi3 imprisonment
and which he declared should be lie
moved by no less authority shan ina
of his royal master and mistress u
kent in his study afterwards as a mcm
orial and ordered that they should D
hurried with him.
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In the generally accepted historical
nictures he is represented as possessed
Of mustache and pointed beard
AT thirty his hair was quite gray. ne
was temperate in eating, drinking aNu
dress. and so strict in relgi Gus iha''eis
that for fasting and saying all dl'lnc
offic 5 he might be thought professor
in some religious order.
Notwithstanding all he has done tor
this country some American writers
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To Young wives.

A Disappointed bachelor has ;,i saiu Ute r'ifs
Ceases cease to be supremely attractve to Iln ,,rn
Never was Il greater lnel, CON DT@Vts uevc,. lose
t6efc0 t6eir charm mar or yield their empire The 1
ureservation Of our bodies in their original
bnoitIv nerfectcM and comelness is a sacrc1 re-
det duty Every yonng who will iat9ful ennb
" carry out the directions given , Wtn neTer eaer
bottle OF Mothers FrlenT ~, W.1i 7ai,,tv WI hnd
lUTG i nature into the blooming rose, and ca
M.el are viii viii find her blessing the day she iirsi
%sed Mothers Friend Sold by all drug
giStS.
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AVOID getting breeding stock that Is
too short and light boned. on the other
hand steer clear OF the big fellows that
require SO long to mature. There is
..happy medium" between these.
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u,11,s CATARRH CURE is liquid and IS
70 Fen mir Internally, and acts directly upon the
Hood bIood and and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free, Sold by Dsus-
pists. lists 75c. F. J. CHENEY Sc Co., Proprs''
n
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LIKE Oil Upon Troubled Waters IS LA halo
Honey Of Horchound and Tar upon coivi
pirn'S Toothache Drons Cure i'll one minute
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WHISKY fires the blood. The A: 3. =.
Bohemian Bottled Beer'' of St. LOUIS cools
it and makes meat. Try 1t.
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sq5ourH m Z W 1n the ererms of disease
NI,llifv and render these harmle WIN nc
Grand antidote to malaria, HosteUUers
S Stomach Biters. which is also potent rem
edv for indigestion, liver complaint, costlVo'
ness. rheumatisn and debility.
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DIR. r. ScuIFFMASN, ST Paul, MINI, will
mail trial package OF Schifmanit Asthma
lief in worst cases, and cures where others
fail. Name this paper and send address
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BEEcHAM's PILLS enjoy the largest SAFE Gi
any, proprietary mcdlcino ne IN and ii'0 "0l 49,
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IT is wise chicken that keeps away lroi'l
the comn-mecting.- baltimore American.
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PORTRAITS or COLUMBUS.
rnaw Arc Almost as Numerous as tEc
'' ~ fIo EecShOre.

Thev Arc Almost as NubltFous 20 ~
SanGs by the seashore.
The numerous portraits of Coll'm bus
presenting such wide extremes OF APP
naarance as to seem absurd, yet nave
enough features Ia common to proSloe
GOOD material for creating q mental
nicture of Columbus. In person he
was tall and shapely, long-faced and
kquilinc, and had very pale gray eyes, IN
early life his complexion was very nhe'
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hfI hlsI !! !l0od.

e,ss1c-' s1l,.,.:o, was tnc
The Feast of the Ascension was 'ne
day of his death; and he died rooeo IL
a Franciscan habit, us his beloved
queen and protector had done.
The cold and heartless Ferdlnano
gave Columbus grand funeral think,
inc to do himself honor by It, ano
seven years afterwards he reared &c
Columbus a marble tomb, whose IN
scription has since become lam hou''
both for itself and the memory OF mn
who lay beneath.
His remains were afterwards takeL
to Seville and placed with the body o'
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.I SEE Rcd Shirt Mike has got divorce
"On what grounds!' "Hls Wlle oea1 Ills
horse "-Harper's Bazaar.
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WHEN a merchant gets down TO Duslhe3sS'
he is pretty sure of getting up in the world
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Have You Asthma?

TIE average landsman believes that ll
sh,yers q vessels timbers When sNe sc0'
rooled Boston Courier.
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ONE of the hardest things in the WofIu i
for q man who is stuck up TO get do"h.
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THE tramp is free from the worry Ill"
vexation of labor troubles. .-Plcayuhe
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~ If You Breathe Poison,
Y less than if yoa swallow if, it VIII I'M.
ye1na aud qietIey. gqIeu,, cAifalrsmG3ahf Afal smG3 f
kthe Republican Permanent Organ
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re Wv Rreathe Poison,

THE man whose gate is Off me hlnge5b gobcdu cd,l II
eIse doesn't prosper-Ram's Horn.
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Major Considerat tions. Those who
can do so without discomfort" says
writer treating of modes of nourlsn-
ment, ''should drink cream. IL Is hoC
the discomfort we mind, but the goat
disappeared from the housetop the 9TH
er night. and anyway, q diet OF tomato
cans and onion peel IS not adapted TO
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., nrsr ENGRAVING OF COLUMBUS.

o,nFsr ENGRAVING OF COLUMBUS.
taste and on principle; he may be added
Ia the list Of great men who confined
themselves as far as possible to Vege-
table diet and preferred water to VINE
He was scrupulously careful OF garo
and person, even when he wore the
oarb Of an associate of the order OF ot.
Francis. as lie did whenever circum-
stances permitted.
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.

From a portrait in the Marine museum "a'iiu'
have recently sought to prove that ms
moral conduct would not stand the hlSh
test of a comparison with that ot a
New England Sunday school teacher.
lie H vns really so devoutly religious
that his signature is cipher, sald tc
rneap ..Servate-me, Nristus, Maria,
Yosefus, Christoferens,"
In his later years ne suffered l[on
gout, ophthalmia and other ma!adle'
whieh his many hardships brought on
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WILLIS MANUAL T5ss Tss aB5ss s6ss

standard in Social ard .aines- Lie Hra eur ION ION
Tng l " til latest rscarss OF rest cs ,ra =
= ~ Lsrds Of >nnrt r prices write INN q
RI "a, DrarDorlt ST. Chicago ciafAssAAs "Aai1e'
s.-aAxx rms RAPzI sssz zsszsu szA
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FOR DRILLING IRON.

An Ingenious Contrivance for Everyo"5
Use on the Farm.
With proper tools, broken farm I'M
Elements can often be @paired at home
in much shorter time than "oulu oe
needed for a journey to the black
smith. The illustration herewith' d
sketch of which was sent US by John =.
IInsted. Kansas, shssaRSRn ingenious
contrixanaa'- - R3rlilinR II non. L.
National E III base. al.aA al.aAsi j.
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years ago I had Bronchitis,
which finally drifted into
Consumption, SO the doc"
tors said, and they lla"
about given me up. l was
confined to my bed. One
day my husband went Tor
the doctor, but he was not
in his Office. The druggist
sent me a bottle OF Piso's
Cure for Consumption. |
took two doses Of it, and
was greatly relieved be"
fore the doctor came. lie
told me to continue its use
as long as it helped me. ]
did so, and the result Is,
am now sound and we'll
entirely cured OF Con
suynntion-NTrS. L. h
BAKER, Harrisburg, LII
uois. February 2O. 1854
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Nicholas Gross, farmer residing

Nicholas Gross, farmer residing
near WapaKonetka, O., brought
strange bird 20 town the other Day
The bird was caught in steel trap,
ard is the second one of its species cap
tured in this country. It's oddly IS re-
marLable. The head is the exact shape
of = heart. and covered with feathers
SO fine that they resemble hair; its face
is like that of monkey; the feet EaVe
two toes in front and two behlndj each
of which is supplied with a sharp claw
its color is beautiful brown; It's cry Is
LILO that Of a scared pig.