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I could refer her to several here who nave
tried it, and all agree that IL Is w.
fine stock food. But must acknowieuge
they will hardly come up TO Mrs IritchsAiu
description of the coffee pea, whlch e"1
says made twenty very poor hoSs lee''
fat" in two weeks. A very poor hos' u,i-
less he is very small hog. ought 10 NC
able to take on somewhere In the nelghoor-
hood of 140 pounds of flesh before ne ne
comes real fat" and this would De at the
rate of ten pounds per day for two WEEKS
Now, | don't know what per cent OF n'dii-
able nutrirnent Mrs. Pritchards pea CON
tains but IL must be enormous, as her
hogs have an amazing capacity for taking IN
food Perhaps this was what allied the mule
that was loaned Mrs Pritchards neish-
bor-they tried to break the record on mule
fattening.
once knew an old lady whose niece was
very sicl-delirious with fever. Ihe soou
old soul in blssful ignorance OF now sus-
gcstive her words sounded, remarked that
'Ennlce had the deiirium remembers.
Now, / expect this was the case with MIS-
Pritchard's neighbours mule and horse
She Is mistaken. The beans did cause
their death / don't doubt. but they were
the innocent cause. can just imagine how
those two poor beasts had. in their way.
often dreamed of the rich fields and flowing
gamers of green pastures ana rippins
brooks until the deferred hope made their
hearts sick, and when suddenly they were
confronted by the embodiment OF all their
dreams I'm the abundance of coffee beans
said Equus to Asnus: Can 1t be true?
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her costume II your placket opens at the
side. have hooks and eyes on the inner edges
and see that they are always securely fas-
tened. II the piacket Is at the back, DO not
hav.- your pocket put anywhcre near II.
let the waistIand OF the skirt lap far over.
n The placset opens at the back, and even
Then Won need safety hooks and eyes.
a pre.lily furnished han gives an air OF
r,-ss.uee and comfort that one cannot ar
ford 20 sio without. The majority Of halls
arr. bu!lt much Ike rooms and should be
furnished like coy reception room.
handsome quartertd oak chairs, pretty
RUGS. a Chinese umbrella jar. lamp. a
ssuln table and a lowering plant or two,
with pretty maEtd curios and a few sait-
ai!e draperi,s viii transform n hall into a
,i.iirhtful reception room.
By tBe tine they are old enough 70
creep babies may wear sweaters ana
dainty. comfortable little garments Il .v
are. They are made Of Inc softest WOO for
tho lfttIe tots. and may be found i'm baby
blue. pale rose. white. cream. dark red. dark
hlu,, ard brown. The baby looks remark
ably cunning crawiiug about i'm IT'S tiny,
sru.-attin~ sweater and reaching out 10
pick up tire stray suub aams that have danc-
ed TO kiss the uimpled face
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Hrs. Clsveiand's Doll Babies.

Mrs cleveland hasn't babies enough Of
her own to dress.
Sne must needs dress pretty doll babies
for charity ta2aSrs.
II there is anything Mrs. Grover Cleveland
ought TO know about &c Is the wardrobe
OF e baby. ana that she does know about il
She has couclusiytly proven by the exhi-
billion OF a pretty doll baby dressed by her
own sh.lml hands FOR doll sale at sher-
rys. the profit of which are to 80 10 the
JoUcI Day nursery.
u VS. cEic brunette doll baby. dressed
ia q losg white robe with a bow OF flowing
pink r.hbou adjoining the front. 1t was
univ, rsally admired. and brought a hand
some sum for the nursery. for the costume.
II was announced. was designed by tho
mistress 81 the white house. while her deft
fingers Gid ala the work upon ii, no small
task. as tie embroidery was exceedingly
Intricate while the dies I'm bet1hencd much
SIKH and ingenuity. It was the universal
comment that II Mrs. Cleveland should be
cast upon her own resources at any time
IN the future she could earn handsome
livelihood.
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Facts About Diamonds.

TIL. diamond is not among the earliest
gems fuoua % man. and is bel eyed TO Dc
,,f lomuarativsly recent sociological tofma-
,E.n. Ilus. in li.e first century was the
gr-t writer TO describe the diamond II IS
found ii aU continents AMI in almost every
continent ga the lobe. Uncut % looks IKE
a Lit ~ ran arabic. After cutting. II iald
bon "a. san ana then carried into q dark
r,.or1 ir will show q presphore~c"uce- IT
e,l..i-frutlv heated VIII burn like CHARCOAL
TlouLh hard. u IS brittle. and IAN on a
harG fioor Viii sometimes crack ana rum
a Gua nIa rfoud.
T--.. 1srs..-t diamond ever known was tho
C,-.a- Afa-uI. which weighed ia the rough
-.l Earars Diamonds - small that l.s" are
required 10 weigh "A kara are cut DID the
si.rps 81 Holland Diamonds are Of every
color and shade. from purest WHITE 70 JNl
black The black varieties arr 80 nara Nley
cannot ~ polished. ,.,.- 50. ,-.-,.,
a. ROW So IN thc Russian sccpter 5usi un-
der tine .sr,e "a the top. 81 IS believed 20
ll- r.sreu-l..o for slxty-seven murders
Tin. mines Of Golconda are now exhaust
"a though 90 one time G4.o'o men were efn-
p-oval fr them. when the sultan Man
mus.J who re- Ruel Ils-lS|, cica. ne ict (
ln his treasury over f1q pounds weight or
f.,-rors-a diamonds. The regent diamond
was fouud IN Golconda AMI weighed 40
kn-ats TN the rough. II took TWO years 10
or, I, and cost S. oao u do 50. With the
money ras,d from raWning ire diamond
Napoleon secured funds enabling MIN 10
undertake. tho cnmpa IN when en0ed AZ
NIareuso Tho diamond Is now the prop
ertv OF the French government, weighs
1s5 karats and IS valued at nearly S2'H.vil
For ages there has been a How Of gems
from Europe t. India and no return The
people 81 that land prefer 70 invest theti
money IN Jewels - anything else Tav-
crnur- saw in India a diamond weighing
m. Lara-s the center OF which was so darH
and muddy as 10 ruin ~ When the stone
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zouave Kilts for Little Boys.

I,tIie boys from three to four years old
wear either sailor kilt or zouave kilt suits.
UNLESS a child is unusually large OF his
age, or there Is some special reason for
doing SO. it is best not to put him into
trousers until after he Is four years old.
The skirts are kilt plated at the back and
sides. and have "A broad bON-plait extending
across the whole front, edged with four
buttons on either side. These buttons are
as distinctive a feature OF the new costumes
az the three large buttons have been on
the bloGses of the boys mothers or sisters
The little biouses are made with sailor
collars. rolling low 20 point in 'front.'
showing an anchor, embroidered shield, or
one crossed with bars or braid to match the
trimming on the collar. In some patterns
the collar closes at the throat In front and
a black silk sailor tie is worn. The zouave
jacket IS open in front with lapels that
turn back faced with a contrasting ma
terial over a plain or fun vest Below the
lapcls are three buttons on each side or
the short jacket. The kilt skirts come just
below the knee. The suits may me made
OF Galatea. or any striped cotton material
of navy blue. dark red. or cream flannel or
serge. or brown and gray mixture in
very light tweed. and or cheviot. or any
suitable. lightweight, ail-wool fabric. The
same bIouses may be worn with short
trousers. reaching 10 the knee, II desired.
From August Ladies' Home Journal.
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
Letters on Timely Subjects from
Members of Woman's Kingdom.

Mrs. Nora Howell. Sheltonvillc, Calf
the lady inquirng about Pekng ducks will
write to mo ! think l could accommodate
her; would also like to hear from Mrs.
II. ID. Greer, Of Buntyn Station Tenn.
IN regard to articles sent her for exchange
moro than a month ago. but heard nothing
of since, all letters failing to get any an
swer. take this method of trying to hear
from her If any reader Of the Kingdom
would like an unrailng remedy for burns
l would be glad to give recipe TO oil writing
TO me with stamped envelope.
Mrs NJ. j. Gatlin, Eagle Lake. Fla-Win
some physician. or any person who thinks
they know u remedy for chronic catarrh
after II has reached the lungs and causes
pains in the chest and little expectoration
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work Is the great thing. The very little
girl may have the care of one plant.
hardy one to begin with, but system and
neatness may be practiced In its care to
great advantage. If the plant should be a
blooming one a small vase for the breakfast
table would give an additional bit of care
and pleasure to both child and parents.
Regularity, thoroughness. quietness in
labor may be practical under wise
mothers influence TIL they become a part
of her daughters character Ladies' Home
Journal
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THE AMERI(
COnsuelo, nee Van
Photograph.

at night write to me. II you are never
paid, be assured ! shall be very grateful.
l have suffered over two years. and l am
willing TO try anything that is not eX-
pensiVe.
Probably housekeepors who have the
southern characteristic OF eating biscuit
twice day would find economy IN Keeping
a sour batter always on hand in the Same
jar and use with soda as buttermuk, ana
/ have been tryigg different ways TO pre-
pare canned beer. Leave little batter
from your fried cakes and roll beef in it
and fry quickly in hot fat-Or 9till quicker
way: Sprinkle beef 50 it viii hold dry
-four and pepper wen and make a little
gravy Just as you remove from ilre l nave
been reading The Constitution ] reckon
ever since q has been IN existence, ara
always take time to read Aunt Susle's
Kingdom Perhaps ] may write o de
scripton Of this. the lake region Of Florida
some time later.
Mrs. G.. T. Franklin. Moseley, Ala
come asking a favor from some sister who
has had experience with a disease among
poultry known here as timber neck Have
lost over two hundred chickens, and now
my Picking ducks and turkeys are dyhs
with the same disease. Have done al /
know to do for them. Now. II any one can
give n remedy l VIII feel under obligations
to them.
"Retsey Trotwood." Rock Fence Ca
Please allow me short space in the No-
mans Kingdom to reply 70 Mrs. Frltch-
ards letter Of the 10th. Had dreamed OF
beinfr drawn into such "a correspondence /
would certainly never have mentioned my
coffee beans I am very sorry indeed lnu1
Mrs. Prtchard was SO little pleased WIN
the beans sent her. She says they are tre
sofa pea. ] cannot dispute her asseruoh d
I have never seen the SOFA pea 10 nllo NV
n but I can assure her she is either ms
tal,en in regard to the name OF the bean
or she is very much mistaken IN regard |"
it's effect on stock or its general character
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The Usual Way.

From 1858 -tstf-.
Jay-~Nay have you that string tied
aiaui yaur auEer?'
pas--so / wouldn't foreet an orranl Of
ms wif-s."
And what's the handkerchief tied round
your arm forc"
$50 wouldn't forget the striug."
..sua what does she want you 70 do?'
..Tv. t..n TRYING 10 think 81 II for the
1eef hair hour"
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was finally cut open eight karuts of filth
like that from the bottom of n pond were
yielded.
The Russian scepter Is Of solid gold. three
feet long. and contain among its ornaments
2GS diamonds eco rubes and fifteen emer-
aids
Many diamonds are consecrated to the
dead Tho tomb OF Mohammed Is covered
with diamonds. rubies and sapphires valued
at Sln.000000. when Cardinal Borromeo
was buried in Milan large cross of gold
set with several fine emcralds and dta-
monds was placed on his tomb and still re-
mains there. When Lord Palmerston was
buried In Westminster abbey the officiating
clergyman threw into the grave several
diamonds as a peace Offering
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'~You my search the earth. and the shore
less deep.
For The fairest things n their cells they
keerS
You may gather the light OF an eastern
mine.
Ard OFF, * NJ on affections shrine.
isn't yoesI never mrlL il cherished there
Like . simple gifs. with the hearts pure
ursvpr-'
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Bryan. cousin of the democratic candi-
date is q student. and tine two are bosom
friends. M.ss Mckinley VIII probably take
81 prominent part i'm the white house fes-
uylues during the next four years. she Is
a daughter OF The late James Mckinley, tho
presidents brother ana lives at caution, O.,
with her grandmother. She is a student at
Mount IIoINohe seminary. Massachusetts.
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''YOu my search the earth. and the shore
less deep.
For the fairosS things IN their cells they
keepp
You nav gather the light OF an eastern
and OFF, /; M on affections shrine.
ISN'T yce-lI never firlL il cherished there
Like q simple gifs. with the hearts pure
prayer"
A Thought for Women
.-.scd -srs.s 40 more duties 10 a woman
than she has the iiuse and ability io full
nI-- Thfs statement has been made by a
popular writer tn enc 81 or leading mag
az.ues- 1t thc first reading my impulse
was 20 shy -'tEar Is n0t true man wrote
that and he does not know enough cf the
sub5-ct 20 express an opinion: AMI .hen
Thought OF the hatd-woriSei weary woHls
80 fu.I % duties all over the land hui
before / had finished the article haA
changed my mini. ard the views Of tie
writer save nae food for Thought, anu !
Civ % - other mothers With she hope that
Thcy may aecap ~ this new idea with proht
t. tharls- Ives
Tho writer SAYS that tlae greatest 81 al
r-essiusr is m1thericcd. AID with that &c
ll-Et OsoI gives "A dusy-tis. PERSONAL tram
fuG ~ rte .1,fl fte holds tnlt before tt'-t
,s-s-- an o-i--....- wors. uo matter hy what
r-.HH aa.a- 90 .H"sa-t- -'-.-ra-s
f.ahi- ~ OF --ihrcn-'. must faI' ihA'
10 matter Wis. OUTSIDE uoriS o. woman
-rv H-. .-Es-tI Oh. tle hast can oats i'c
a clai-a urnu rrr tiele. aut rot q dnt4-
DutI.s he sass. utN.r cun.-'rt- ihe eA-
q rfrrz ~ tr. world and society afe not
gI.E--. ta.-- -r- claims arl 81 -irrv S time
4 Is u.e-r .a ul.tr -fai. cafis-lili WIN TINS
1e--- f--. 81. ---urr.u- aud -ouI advice
.-t~rFrr- r.f-- rrlr.-laaide and duties he
IN ssa.5-rrs... le former must often -
fe-r-sI aaa er1-'1 Dc rt; aside where the
Irs-e- srsEs Women sauu'a rulrA ~ t1-s
ara ls.- i So mad . it-ie more con-
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dnre ~ o--sri-- lions
T1.r- ara SD many outside claims upon
"a v1mau .l thczc days that sine almost
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r.rau rs arI gf-rr attending two Or three
..1--.n n.. ana eluh meetings. etc.
rl-.r SD. rally believes she is liz duty
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fr- -a.- ..-t... n-.e ruuiU sr-h mother ne
I.-r-Et -o SIZE what j. really duty aud
v-4- .a. -e claims
r-ew feminine Fsnoies and Fade.
one az sLe Rates. ana sncst expensive
q. r-.e ~ Sew York dres-nlatiug Is tla
90 ---rle4 ~ evening in sees with natural
l,r-s oF course tiiar means that tae
dress n.et 81. trimmed each time worn.
wt. r-sl Flowers. -ud that g. can only 10
v1-r 3 f.~ t.m-z ls fore the damp AMI
f.T-f flowers ruin the material The "X-
ra~e ~ flowers ami uressuaker 70 ar
Isar- tleu only means So or - for one
s.llE
or- n rs.e mos, heausifli gowns seen
ST tna r-- horse SNOW in New York
h-aeA v-ivct covered with pink
r= ard shelly -0-u leaves They were
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Mrs {, Benton. NTcDonald,s N1iD. Va. has
a receipt that Viii quickly develop the
er-1s neck or any portion Of the body. TO
exchange for any usefl- ardcIe-
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Mrs Bass. SIS Main street. Houston Tex,
viii exchange one book on de-ora i've iceins
for one square i5-l7 incng5 made Of silk
ana fancy stitches on tLick foundation.
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No 1ToIiio Thomas CoQpeM Tex. has
a hand-paintcd picture to exchange for
The poems. "DGvena7.' a Coward" and
''Ostler joe"
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cor
Blood

When . horse Is poor "a flcsh,
a r-w harness won't give h'n
Strength. IF q house IS cod
NV furniture wont warm 1t.
Il r0ur strength Is easily sx-
haoste6; work = burden;
nerves weak; digestion Pccr;
muscles soft; # you are pale
and worn out. the tsovblS is
Win the bloo5. Il IS not 50
much IMP URE blood a.
(. POOR blood. Pills won't
make this biOo5 rich; nor viii
hiltcrs, nor iron tonics, any
more than a new harness viii
give strength to the horse, OF
new furniture VIII make :
hous. warm. For poor b.oOd
vou want something that viii
make rich blood.
ScOTT'S EMULSION OF
Co5-iivsr Oil with HiYpophos-
phites IS the tsst rcnlsoY N the
world for en-iching the blood.
We have prsparc5 booi- telling you
r79-e about the SUBJECT. Sent fTss.
ForsaIe ty al druggists .. 90. u Sj-OJ.
SCOTT s. BOVINE, Ee~ YOrh.
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Mrs. @. v. Gandy, CFct'hetI, IeA3ls-I
read with much pleasure all the letters
from the dear sisters. The Constitution IS
a welcome visitor In our home every
THURSDAY evening. We gain so much use
f,I information from it. l VIII give Mrs.
John e. Bush, Of Hyram. Ala, good rem
edy for d zzy headache: One tablespoonful
OF pulverized pine charcoal in half glass
of water Take every time you feel the
headache coming on. It Is q simple remedy.
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Mrs. J. y Marshall. Pleasant HTl. Ga
viii exchange q recipe for removing tan
ard freokles for four yards calico or two
yards Of 10-celt bleaching.
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Miss ola smith Carthage. Tex, has four
wards drawn work insertion eight inches
wide 10 exchange for three yards Of white
cashmere.
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AIRS. NJ L. Coe. EastanOllee. Ga. has
cactf and flower seed to exchange for ever
blooming roses and the CRIMSON rambler
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Mrs w Z. Simpson. Simpson. Ala, has
uea Fowls To exchange for nice dress goods.
silk for waist or good guitar. also accord on
and music and other things: 200 cancelled
stamps Write for particulars.
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Lula Chester. ATnicoIola. Ca, has one
years subscription to New YORK Musical
reno" TO exchange FOR uhree yards red
serge or cashmere.
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Mrs. 7. IT. Ray. Troy. Ale, has chair
tides and lamp mats to exchange for thor
ough-bred chickens.
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Miss Lucy Garvin. Central S. c. wishes
TO exchange school ana other books for
violin ana instruction book Address as
above.
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IT. Hartman Rockwell, Tex. has music
box that plays eight airs. ana "a TinHeren's
autoharp, with music, rack ana picks, both
In good order 10 exchange for ladies'
secondhand bicycle IN good order
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Mrs. J. z. Grayson, t,astabuchle. Mss.
has fuberose bulbs to exchange FOR Ar
buckle Signatures; also hydrauGa or seven
bark for remnants OF not less than two
yards Of white goods. calico, gingham and
red faccius. etc.
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Mrs. A. B. Kerr, NcRae. Fla, has amber
cane, Havana tobacco and wonderful pea
seed TO exchange for anything useful
Write what you have.
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Exchange List.

=
Mrs. NJ. J. Osa-iiu. l-aE.e Lake. Fla. has
a square-top piano IN texas TO exchange
for an organ or dry goods. # shipped 10 me.
5. Il. Sea. Sharp. Ga. has a maidstone
to exchange for Shetland pony, and other
valuable exchanges. Write Tor paruicu-
lars.
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Loeso Bledsoe. Flag Pond. Va. has ferns,
mistietoe. g. 5. \. documents, stamps and
war relics to exchange FOR silk, calico,
coins or good books
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Mrs Virginia Bradford. St Leo. Fla, has
seed OF Balsum cucum5er, Miranda and
Sulanuin vines. also moonlight petunla seed
10 exchange Tor Octason soap WRAPPERS.
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Men1.on Tho Co:istitution.
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Mrs J. y. Davis. Esliffanulza Fla has
a hand sewing machine TO exchange for
Iekin ducks. or pure bred Plymouth Rock
chickens or eggs.
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Mrs. Piety a Barnes. Fremont. n c.
Having; derived so much benefit from the
woman's page in The Constitution, | feeA
it my duty 10 give my remedy for the
sure cure Of neuralgia Take a half tea
spoonful of common baking soda and one
teaspoonful of cream of tartar. dissolved
in a wineglass full of water. after each
meal till relieved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-10

1t was very graceful and enjoyable
dance, that sivc3, saturday evening, in
Union Hall, by some Of Augusta young
ladies, and TIE old Leap Year customs
were observed to the letter, the men being
present only by invitation, danced only by
invitation and We're allowed to partake of
supper, ouly by the graciousDess of their
fair hostesses.
The hall was very beautifully decorated
Rugs and divans had been arranged about
the sides of the hall, with porticres, and
flags prettily draped about the entrances
and from the ceiling. Pendants of bunt-
ing were hung from tie chandeliers, from
which japanese lanterns were suspended,
giving the hall most warm and lively
appearance.
AT promptly s o'clock the guests,
escorted by their ladies, began to arrive,
and were received by Mr. J. Frank Pierce
Mr.. Horace Sturgis AMI Mr. NJ. 5. Holway.
The supper was provided by the hos
tesses, and was one of which they may
justly feel proud. Higgins orchestra
played