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USEFUL AND sueoesrIvg.

To remove a tight fingcr-ring. hold
the hand in very cold water
TO keep new steel pens from cor
rodtng when in use place some nails or
old steel pens in tho ink bottle. The
acid IN the ink will then exhaust itself
ON these and the pen in use will NOT
corrodc.
Orange Pic.-Gratcd rind and Juice
OF two sour oranges. four Tablespoonful,
OF sugar. add the beaten eggs. then the
rtnd and juice of the oranges. and last
~ the whites beaten to n froth and
mixed in lightly. Bake with an under
crust Detroit Free Press
Try slipping it," says a physician
To patient who rcbellcd at the milk
diet prescribed. Slipping was tried
with perfect success Cream. even, OF
milk into which cream Is poured, may
be- assimilatcd by the slipping process.
when to drain glass suddenly prohil,-
its digestion. IN. Y. Times
Dainty little tables with triple
shelves and tiny brass balustrades sug.
gcst the days of sheraton. They are in
oblong. carved, kidney and oval form.
and costs anywhere from twenty dol
lars upward. The same table with two
shelves may bc found at twelve or
fifteen dollars N. Y. Tribune.
What Causes Spots ON n Mirror If
mirror bc placed where sunlight or a
very strong light falls directly npon IL
the quicksilver viii be liable TO dis.
solve, leaving dark spot on the glass. I
have failed 40 learn OF any way 20 re-
pair this defect except by having the
glass rcsilvercd Ladies' Home Jour
Sal.
Kennedy for Chappcd Hands. When
doing houscworlS. il your hands become
chapped or red. mix corn meal and vim
egar into n stir paste and apply 20 the
hands two or three times day, after
washing them in hot water. then let
them dry without wiping. aud rub
with glyccrinc. At night use cold
cream, and wear gloves. Ladies' Home
Journal
Dcvilcd lobster Gold boiled lob
stcr taken from the shells. cut M in
small pieces, an equal amount OF bread
crumbs. mixed in with milk. "A very lit
Tie red pepper, salt, a good deal OF but
ter and. II liked. a little mustard,
ready mixed, Is added. After washing
the shells, replace the miNturo. and
bake in quick oven. Good House
keeping.
Fried Salt Fish. -Soals salt cod
over night with the skin side upward.
In the morning boil till the skin slips
OF easily. Remove the bones. place i'm
a wire basket. and plunge into hot pork
fat Boil three minutes Place ON "A
platter with alternate slices OF pork;
pour n little OF the fat over IL: garnish
with parsley. and serve with baked DO.
tatoes- -lIousckecpcr
Cream Corn-Starch Pudding Put
a punt Of milk in double boiler Meas.
urc four even tablcspoonfuls OF corn
starch. moistened with little cold
milk; add this TO the hot milk: add a
half-cup OF sugar stir and cook con.
stautly for five minutes, then take from
the fire; add hastily tho beaten whites
of four eggs, a tcaspoonful OF vanilla,
and turn into a mold TO cool. Serve
with the custard made from the yolks
OF the eggs poured around. Boston
VftN.r,t
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MHch partly-exhaustcd land is FAR
richer than rs commonly supposed
What 10 has lost is the humus or vc,.
etable matter That bv accompanying fur
nishes beat and helps make mineral
fertility available In an heavy soils
especially there are stores Of plant
food That the roots cannot get at un.
less they have the apparent stimulus
Of e heterogeneous fertilizer 20 sct them
loose. This explains why light dress.
ing Of compostcd manure or of com
mcrcial fertilizers often produce
astounding results Their fertility is
at once available. They give the plants
% stort and once started they are able
20 find all they need American C.1t.
vutor
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.oNoon 5 MEXICAN MARker.


" L. q flace which II to1 of Hustle aud
Excitement.
The American market in London Il
an important adjunc, TO the stock cN.
,hans,ys IL j. "A resort for spcculat0rs
where they can mako all the noise they
please, and tse i'm amos, every respect
oufct'crcd by me rules which govern
the test OF the house. IL is a place OF
hustle and excitement. where the bulls
an roar and the hears can growl To
their hearts content TO the visitor
,n the british capital the american
market possesses IA special attraction.
There is nothing slow pertaining to
this branch OF the house" Even on
taya when quotations arc steady, and
there IN NO unusual feature In speculn.
ton IN stocks and bonds its habi,ucs
are never caught mapping
Evcrv BritiShcr realizes that the
American market" il thoroughly
American. I'm point of time the New
York market Is abou. Eve hours he
atnd London New York opening
prices when cablcd 10 Loudon. are an.
uounccd only few minutes prior TO
the closing OF business In this city
Nhatcvor.thc Spectator hero wishes 90
orders il received for execution. many
OF them from Wall street aud others
from local Operators based on indica.
tons supplied from the prices or 9th
rr news - hand The arbitragcurs, "
NJ they are called. who do an apparent.
" prrcarious but really most lucrative
business. based upon the fractional dis.
crcpancics In value ON the different
sides of the Atlantic have received
their early cables and are rcaping their
daily harvest
With the house closing Mt about the
most important time In the days deal
ings the market adjourus almost I'm u
eody TO Shorter's court just outside one
20 the doors, and frequently overiiows
INTO Throgmorton street 20 the pcrplcN-
Nv OF the passing cabby and the won.
der OF tho uninitiatcd foot passenger
ON the days that the market is espc.
cinlly active tho assembly does not dis.
pcrsc until G.30 or o'clock In the even.
,ng. tut members as n rule show NO dis.
position to loitcr and some OF the
kings" OF the market are at all times
chary OF their presence IN the court A
Number OF outsiders always minglc
with the thronR y. Y. Telegram.
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Tie seca fs nlnntea

TIE secd IS I,iabtcd
when You feel "run down and
"uscd up" Malarial, typhoid or
bilious fcyers spring from it-all
sorts Of diseases. Don't take any
risk. Or. Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery iuyigorates tho system
and repcls disease. II starts the
torpid liver into healthful action.
purlics and cnrichcs the blood. and
restores health and vigor. As an
appctizing, restorative tonic, it sets
40 work alI the processes Of dipcs.
ton and nutrition, and builds up
flesh and strength. For al di eases
that come from q disordorod liver
and impure blood, skin, scalp and
scrofulous affections, it's the ONLY
remedy that's 0uay0nlced If Il
doesn't benefit or cure in every
ease, you have Your money back.
You pay only for the good you
got.
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GRowrA 80 sEEns
There - No Doubt Thnt ~ Can Be ~
NOTED by ELECTRICITY.

There - No Doubt That ~ Can Be Pro-
NOTED by Electricity.
DR. James Leicester. Of tho Merchant
Venturcrs' Technical school Bristol.
has been studying the growth OF seeds
in what may be- dcscri bed as electrified
earth. The Chemical News saws. A
box about 3 feet long and 3'< feet wide
was filed with soil, and near each end
two metal plates. one of zinc. the other
Of copper. each about one square foot
in size, were immersed. and were
united outside VS. % copper wire Il is
evident that by slow che mical action
ON thc zinc q current win piss through
the earth toward Che copper. and re-.
turning by the outside copper win
form about the -implcst Of simple cells.
Various seeds were sown iu the earth
between the plates. and in every
case it was found that the
seeds grew much quicker than
they did when the plates were absent
Similar and even more definite expert
ments were made with glass tanks.
some with and some without the metal
plates. All OF thom wore allcd with
The samc earth. and were treated with
the same quantities of water fn one
typical instance the result Is thus
stated 'ln the case OF hemp seed. IL
was fully am inch above the surface bc.
lore there was any sign OF 10 in the
ordinary vessels" The experiments
were varied in several ways. but al
WAYS with substantially identical re-
suits IL was found that II the soil
was watercd with % little very dilute
acetie acid, the growth OF the seeds
Wae much quicker when the metal
plates were present. whereas without
them no difference was noticed
OATMEAL or rollei oats make a good
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sUNLIeHT FoR CHIcKs.

Plan Of Comm odious Poultry House
with Glass Runs.
The plan given is for house made
of rough material, or ornamental. as
preferred, the object being not so much
20 show the interior arrangement as to
give sunlight from sunrise TO sunset.
III the house faces the southeast the
warmth will enter as soon as the sun
is up. When the sun gets around TO
the west, the warmth will reach the
other run. ono being on the southeast
and the other ON the southwest sides
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of the house. The door Co the house
may be placed anywhere at the oppo.
site sides. The window az the gable
end is intended simply 90 light the in
terror to permit Of the hens seeing how
TO get on and off the roost, though a
window may be on one Of the sides
also. a house lOxt3 feet. with each
run 0xs feet. viii be- sufficient for "a
flock Of fifteen hens. and they will
nave warm place. with plenty Of
hght' as wen o. ample protection from
side
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First Class Sleeping Cars Electric
LiRhtcd-run daily bctwocn Chicnvo. Omn-
pa Lincoln aud Denver, wa the short Line
% the Chicago, Milwaukee, Z. 81 Paul nv
-Chcngo 90 OnIabn and the Burlington
hnutc-Dmnha 60 Lincoln and Denver.
Leave Chicago q 90 f. 81, arrive Otnnhn
uoXt morning, Douycr second morning for
breakfast, tic0 and hnudH washed. ready
Tor business on pleasure Time and money
saved. All Coupon Ticket Agents la tho
United States aud Canada cell tlcEcta via
The Chicago, Milwaukee & SO Paul nv. or
address Geo. H. Hcanord General Pass
and Ticket Agt, Rand Mentally Building,
Chicago, III.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
FARMHOUSE KITCHEN.
One That Has Many Usefui and Con
Netlicut Irafnres

One That Has Many Useful and Con-
Neaicut Features.
Fig shows the plan OF the entire
house. drawn 10 feet To the inch Ex-
plantations and dimensions rs follows.
a, veranda, ~ feet wide in front IL
feet wide fron the parlor and rs feet
deep from front TO dining room.
u, parlor l4NiS. c. bedroom IsN6. with
wardrobe L; window at left OF 4 is
not marked. ID dining room i6xaa.
with chimney at X. V is the entrance
TO stairway and passage from ID TO {.
is the kitchen, lGNis. with chimney
At Nj. stove at l.. sink at /, ciStern
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A t.rc,nl.lnr sl,a.,,nn.

New YORK Daily inycstirator1
Cord iudsvs say that ono Of tho next To-
calitic> n achieve distinction BY jumping
from substantial town % a thriving me.
trupoits IN a tow years viii b. tho city OF
superior. Wisconsin, and this, too. without
'ne cuott aud struggle through which in.
tcttor towns have passed. while cffecting
Inc Same result lntila year or two ACC
thc average nnn did not atop 90 think that
superior ~ n nonopoliHt OF tho water aud
raii tsrmlui at one end OF the lakes IL Ia the
satnc position as Buffalo mt the other end.
Figures are nnintcrcEting uolc~a given
briefly, but comparisons are always ir,por-
liant This little Superior, credited by fts
last census with only 2AOO0 pcoplN. handled
moro cnal last Ncar than did Chicago. OF
Strain, a. shippcd nineteen million bushels
81 Hour, sixteen hundred thousand barrels
~ wool, four million pounds. OF mcrchnn.
disc, To the value OF thirteen million dol.
lars. OF nl lake ciiics this business Nvn.
.T,,1yona only to Chicago la marnitudc.
There II AN economical reason FOR this con.
dition OF things tits that the rhtl rate on
freight scut west OF Lake Michigan in one
cent per Ton per milc. while tho water rntc
l ,n one tenth OF ono cent per ton per mile.
RUS position nt tie extreme western end OF
Lake Superior u what gives the city OF ia.
pcrtor its prestige, aud IL making 10 grow
tnstcr than Chicago ever did Besides ono
hundrod aud ono smaller industrial con
Germs, superior has located twcnt, eight
largo manufacturing enterprises la the pnst
cish,ccn months, including tho American
steel Barge Company. tho builders OF the
famous "whacback' vessel. which a. rcvo.
utionfing the lake aud ocean freight car,
rNing trade The twenty eight inat buttons
above mentioned, include iron aud stcol
plants, Hour mills, stove foundrics. wagon
factories, pump makers. shipbuildcra aud
saw and shinglc mills Tho most couscryR.
tive business men in the Northwest believe
mat superior viii grow faster IA tho next
Ton years than any other city Ga that pros.
porous section 81 tho country, aud many OF
them claim that Chicago, 81 Paul, Minuc.
npois and milwaukee, have never sccn tho
rapid growth that will como To the head OF
the great chain OF lakes and tho city of Su.
pCrior.
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Experience has proven that while
trees ou which stable manure was used
were healthy and vigorous. yet they
were shortlived. while such as were
fortified by ashes were equally vigor-
Gus and for more durable The coucln.
sions Thus forced upon MS were that
heavy application Of potash and bone
made healthy trees while any large
amount OF nitrogen led to the yellows
and other diseases - n. Hale. in
Troy Times
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board; y, sliding door opening in din.
ing room; L. cellar way; ID. front stair
way, X. back stairway. with closet, C.
beneath; l., chimney; NJ, range or
stove j, sink; cistern pump at y; y, n
corner cupboard; II. porch. with pump
at a; w, coal and wood house; O,
sewer-pipe drains. Tho porch is open
ON the east side, Indicated by dotted
line. Mrs. q. T. Scott, in Ohio Farmer
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Tho Garrett Fence Machine. mnnufao.
mrcd by =. II Garrett Mansfield, O. u In
successful operation In every State aud
icrr itory In tho United States 30 farmer
should bc without one of these machines nH
the tcncc built by 70 In ono of tho best aud
cheapest fcnccs that can be- built Write
90 thc above address for wholcantr price OF
fencing material direct from tho factory ~
the farmer. Do sure TO ndmc his paper.
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup OF Figs Is taken; IL il pleasant
and refreshing To the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidncyp.
Liver and Bowels, clcanses tho sys.
tenn eiectually, dispels colds. head.
aches and fovcrs and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia tho
only remedy Of It's kind over pro.
duccd, pleasing 90 tho taste aud nc
ccptablo TO tho stomach. prompt In
It's action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances. ia
many excellent qualities commend IL
TO all and have made IL tho mos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gisis. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il ON hand will pro
euro 1t promptly for any ono who
wishes 10 try II. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIF0RRiA Fic SYRUP co.
say FRANCISCO. CT.
toUlSHHtf. ~ hEv ROM. M
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in South Dakota will be opened 10 scttln.
m'nt ON or about April 18th, 1899 1hia
reservation comprises some OF the choicra,
lands in Dakotn for forming aud shccp.
ruisiuc purp0sca For detailed in formation
1dl cess w T. Powell General Immigration
Ascut Chicago. Milwaukee AZ 81 Paul
Railway, Chicago, H.
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The worst cases yield 20 the
mild, soothing, cleansing and heal
ing propertie of Dr.. SaQe's Catarrh
Remedy. Ihacs why the proprie-
tors can, aud do. promise % pay
$500 for ease of Cat1rrh in the
Head which theY cannot cure.
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Tho readers OF this paper will be pleased
% learn that there is az least one dreaded
disease that science haa been ublo % curo
la all It's stages, and that ls Cntnrrh Halls
Catarrh Curc Is tho only positive euro
known 20 tho medical fraternity Caturrh
being constitutional disease requires a
constitutional treatment Halls Cuarrh
euro f. taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and tulicous surfaces OF tho
System, thereby destroying the foundation
OF tho disease. aud giving tho patient
strength by building up the constitution
nnd assisting nature iu doing itG work The
propriciorR have SO much faith co. its curu-
two powers, tint they ouor Ono Hundred
Dollars FOR any case that ~ fails 10 cure
send FOR lis' OF tostimoul+ilp
Address. y !. CHENEY y Co, Toledo. o..
lE sold 10y Druggists, 55c.
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~ HAVE BERS AFFLICTED withan affection
Of tho Throat from childhood, caused by
diphthcriu. ana have used various remedies.
out have mover found anything cqunl 30
BHoWN.s BrpNcHfAl JnCCHg5 Roo y. 81
+. HdmTS'~ ia - ~ Sold oDly IL boxes
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August
Flower

have been troubled with dyspcp-
STA, but after a fair trial OF August
Flower. am freed from the vcxatious
trouble. Il. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, Ky. / had
headache one year steady. One bottle
OF August Flower cured me. II was
positively worth one hundred dollars
TO me- w Smith. PM. aud Cen.
Merchant, Townsend. Ont. / have
used u myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and IT cured me, II IS the
best seller ever haudlcd-C. Rugh.
Druggist, Mcchanicsburg. Pa. ~
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HALE's Honey OF Horchound and Tar re
ioypa whooping cough
4 ne p IoothloAC Drops Cure ln one minute
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RIO. l..

pump at u. stairway NJ y and collar
way at w II is the pantry, 5xl2. with
flour chest at j. shelves at Il. and cup.
board between IL and ID. with sliding
doors opening into the dining room. +
is the back porch, with well pump at
n. & is the wood house. 10Nl6. The
house fronts 20 the south
Fig. . shows the kitchen and adj
juncts. a is the Kitchen; G. the pantry;
ii. |, -four chest; :, shelves; T., cup
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\ MASS dccds live after him. SO do hi.
MORTGAGE. - Columbus Post
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TuE ruth % tho saving "To be fore
warmed DE- 20 bc forcnrucd" often resolves
lf"it into question vi speed. Columbus
Port
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1T j. always proper 20 cali upon the su-
perintendcntof streets 10 'mcnd his ways"
Boston Commcrciul
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1HE uuruonccr Us the accommodating
man who comes aud goes an one bidding -
Dallas News.
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10 you have bone OF contention with
aryuuc throw it 70 the dogs DO ton Trans
cFlut
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TUr pleasant coating OF Bcoohnm's Pills
completely diaWIisos tho taste without i'm.
pairing their efficiency. % ccnts "a box.
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Mn Q y PAYNE, publisher OF tho Union
'irut, Chicago, M writes: I never saw
ans umF tu1t would euro headache like
your Bfujyorotiue Al druggists. COO.
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Max wants but little hero below. and a, n
gcncral thing hos getting --B,nghamton
Leader.
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" II be true that tho man who IA his own
lawyer has fool for client. then there arc
eases whore A. is notcNpcdicnt To keep ono 4
own counsel boston Transcript
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TuCEE rs no more faithful friend than q
NcI hi dog -blllns News
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KEErfSG cows to make axle-greass
butter Is living next door 70 the posr
house.
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DIN toll you what my bow said Ia
HicksF asked Mulberry "NoR. iour times
iast night ana thrco this morning" said
Barton, wcarly.
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OATMEAL or roilei oats make a good
ICED Tor very young chickens
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-01
LOVE AND DIVORCE
Madame de Barri0s Will Marry
Jose Martinez de Roda,
MRS. R. F. TYSON WANTS TO WED
Harry Keene, So she has Gone to the Land
OF the Dakotas, the Land OF Beau
tiful Women"

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch |
New YORK, Feb. 29-Beauliful, accom-
plished and rich Nine. de Barrios, the
widow OF renowned General Justo Rutino
de Barrios, who was a. one lime president
of Guatemala, is about to wed for the sec
ond time. The man to whom the beautiful
woman is about to entrust her hand and her
vast fortune is Jose Martinez de Roda, a
marquis of Spain and possessor of some
OF the proudest titles known TO the Spanish
roolllty. He arrived yesterday morning on
the French steamer. With the marquis
came his trusted friend ana contiuant
Francisco de Bethencourt, who will doubt
less act as best nam for the marquis on
his wedding day. The marquis is hand
some, not far from forty, and his friend,
Senior de Bethencourt, is a little older
Both gentlemen registered at the Plaza
Nine. de Barrios and the marquis met
ABOUT seven or eight months ago at ball
gwen by the Austrl an embassy at Madrid,
and 1t was case of love at first sight.
The wedding, IL is believed, will, with
Spanish lmpetuosity, be fixed for this
month. That the wedding will occur in
New Y orb, Is regarded as certain, and it
Will doubtless ue regarded as a great social
event. After the wedding the marquis
will take his bride back to Madrid, where
they will probably live.
Nine. de Barrios fortune is generally re-
puted to be wort $4,000, 600 at the lowest
estimate, and her jewels are among the
most costly in the world. The splendid
house where she resides cost nearly $500,
600 in 1881, ana was bought for her by her
husband when they made their famous trip
around the world. She is as talented as
she is beautiful and she speaks English
and French fluently.