Show I ' V r - AWaXH1 j s ‘C f'?r --' fJ CitSaiw 1 At 30 marriage lathe whig ol life at AND GARDEN it’s the morning after “You live by butchery" Baid the manuAnd you MATTERS OF INTEREST TO facturer of pills to the surgeon response the quick came AGRICULTURALIST by pillage” FARM “THAT TERROR of MOTHERS” How it was overcome by a Nova Scotian mother Who Is weir known as an author for Fifty Cents Gurrinteed tobacco habit All druggists men t rong blood pure 60o as with taxation w of either if they little can endure very come to us iu a direct way Syrssp lira Window’s Soothing u ms rvduecs inflans It is with advice J Wooldridge Wortham Tex writes! One croup hard "One of my children had child’s by the night I wa startled found it to it breathing andhadoa goingceased to breathe nearly It strangling Ayer a a part of a bottle of Dr Having Pectoral I gave the house the in Cherry and child three doses at short intervals From the moanxiously waited results a ment the Pectoral was given the child a BhortUm nod tn earner grew breathing it was sleeping quietly and hreathing The child ia alive and well a and I do not hesitate to say that Ayer J saved its lift Pectoral Cherry Wooldridge Wortham Tex These statements make argument in is favor of this remedy unnecessary It be a family medicine that no home should bron-chitin as efficacious without It is just all asthma whooping cough inand croup other varieties of coughs as it isreach Dr To put it within everyone’s now put up in Ayer’s Cherry pectoral is half sUe bottles at half price-- 50andcents read for Ayer’s Curebook (free) fon' Send that relief taught them of other cures effected by Dr Ayet W J Dicksoj (' S‘ant°J C tents"— Mr the Address Aye J Pectoral Eveleth") author of 8 "Romance of the Cherry Provinces” Truro N the evil that attack children more dreaded than carcely any other iacornea tn the ntglu croup It ao often is o great The climax i to The danger ia no wonder that Mrs W J audden It Uickscn (better known under her pen name of “Stanford Eveleth") calls it the terror of mothers” Nor is ofit any wonder terma praise that ahe writes in relief which she has for the gratitude and auxietiea own found both from her for her children’s ailments in Dr J C Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral the time when "Memory does not recall was not used tn AVer’s Cherry Pectoral Ur troubles our family for throat and— lung the startling "That terror of mothers never alarmed me so lone croupy cough— had a bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ail in the house to supplementwiththe whooping bath When suffering articulation cough fn its worst form and of the choking was impossible on account and gesticulate inv children would point had toward the bottle for experience was In It® Of all -- ‘ C the Vr children tcetlilngsoftenswind colic wtion allays pain cures In Wei Hai Wei the Japs have captured one of the finest college yells on the map Educate Your Bowel With Cascarets forever Candy Cathartic cure constipation If C C C fail druggists refund money 10c aac bust Why did you give up the jewelry unmarried daughters ness? I have five u Lu gnm is Tuln chewing Orange flavor fine For sale everywhere Call for it God givesevery bird his food but does not throw it Into the nest te Hull culture Ked Clover In the' South Until recentFarmers’ red clever that been It has thought ly could not be grown In the Southern states but our experience has been that on suitable soils and with proper management it will grow fully as well here as in any of the Northern states and that while it does not last as on long here Its yield Is heavier and account of Its more rapid growth the In North quality of hay Is better and has well Carolina It has succeeded a full stand longer than in maintained while on the most other sections station Florida sandy white soil of the it has done but little At the Louisiana station It has made a vigorous growth affording two large cuttings sucduring the first season but It soon native of cumbs to the encroachments At the Mississippi station on grasses rich creek bottom and on black prairie Bulletin 18: Victoria and Linnaeus are popular varieties on account of their bright color and excellent quality sipid It Salicylic In Food that is well known y to-da- salicylic a powerful antiseptic says the Sanitarian As such It retards the action of organized ferments like the yeast plant and putrefactive bacteria It hinders and prevents fermentation the souring of milk and the putrefaction of milk Its action upon unorgani- acid Is zed ferments Is even more powerfulof It completely arrests the conversion etarch Into grape sugar by disease and dipancreatic extracts This action Is of digesto the process rectly opposed tion and were there no other reason the use of salicylic acid should be uniThese facts in versally condemned of brand the Is leading Tobacco with Star salicylic acid have connection the world because it is the beet been recognized y&ry thoroughly In The 4se of the acid has legislation been condemned by jnost of the European countries having pure food laws In France It is forbidden by law In Austria Italy and Spain it cannot be JUST AS CERTAIN TO CURE used without the danger of incurring a soils it has given excellent results penalty and all South Amermaking 2 tons of hay per acre in May heavy states ican having pure food laws have another ton in June and In favorable absolutely forbidden its sale The laws seasons another ton In September Sick and Nervous Headof many of the states forbid its use By though the last cutting has been unreaches POSITIIILY Cured a decision of Mr Wells the dairy and drouths liable on account of summer in 30 Minutes by commissioner the use of salicylic Where such yields can be made It is food In food is prohibited in Pennsylacid one of the best crops which can be I wish to call attention here to vania In there are many localities but grown fact in connection with the use another CANDY been found not has it the where South acid which is of extreme At all fruiU or tent It requires a soil which Is of salicylic viz the sale of preserva-line- s profitable upon receipt of $1 CATHARTIC rich and In fairly good condition to importance FRENCH CHEMICAL CO preservatives etc under various secure a “catch” of the seed and on names intended for use 356 Dearborn St where it makes a promissoils many A number of these families in private cutChicago Ill ing start and yields two or three harmless are be to claimed perfectly the contain tings It soon becomes overrun with Orbut actually market on the native grasses and is choked out main as the ingredient acid more salicylic dinarily it will not pay to grow it The conscientious and careful houseJ than two years on the same ground keeper should put an absolute veto upas by the end of that time It will have on the use of any such compounds Vegetable Sicilian ALL done Its best work In fertilizing the There Is rarely any need for them DRUGGISTS soil and the land will give better reIAIR ns since when pure fruits and vegetables turns if the last crop of clover is are used and the proper directions for plowed under and the field planted to sterilizing by heat etc are carried out pat combination beam It has made miles and miles U P standar No loose weights some other crop As the plants pro" or preserved goods of all deof hair grow on millions Heft and cheapest Rend for price are canned reand here duce V seed N abundantly BUFFALO scriptions can be prepared that will WEEKS SCALE WORKS and millions of heads Are For People ThatDon’t not Infested with the insects which main in good condition for years with-- j Sick or “Just Not a single gray hair Was earned in 5 years by one have recently done so much damage to out the aid of any preservative Well” Feel egen with our free outfit No dandruff New York the crop in the Northern states there you can F 01371 ONLY ONB FOR A DOSk£ A Mistake Removes Pimples cure Headiche Dyspepsia seems to be no reason why the seed c’ta a box at °rlT Coetlveness 26 MORPHINE and WHISKEY HABITS considerable make the mistake Phiia of not Or BnaankoCo become should r frequently add Farmers crop free 4 lilt Sample! Book HOMKCCUE UlllAbOILU land adjoining and loading of buying discover®: auirul UabHa Bldg importance e wont a debt which burdens LI 1 testimonial quick relief and Is recoga with Red clover themselves universally and IO clays notes tadf'r book of Muu Oa nized standard in estimating the values them all the best years of their lives of all other crops when grown either says Drainage Journal When the purfor hay or as a green manure and we chase was made they had a few hunhave made special efforts to test it on dred dollars at command to make the as great a variety of soils as possible first payment and from the day of the It fresh recommend day to hesitate every and do not purchase the deferred payments draw Hewlett Bros Three Crown Spices are strictly pure ground for all rich soils which are in good meInterest and like an eating moth chanical condition but it Is useless to night and day It draws upon the life sow it on barren fields or on rough and energy of those who burden themand poorly prepared lands of any kind selves In this way If they had taken It seems best suited for growth on al- the money with which they made the luvial and black prairie soils and has first payment and applied it in the unnever been satisfactory on sandy or derdrainage of the land which they CROWNS white lime lands August sowings have owned the result would have been far the given the best satisfaction as the more gratifying By tile draining sufficientcould have been Incresed are such from crop sowings product plants cent which would ly strong to keep down any growth of from 50 to 100 per each next much year to their inadded and the weeds have spring wild grasses turned the question o'er and o’er “We've of state throne his few on a sat of The king years they hay come so that in and will give a heavy cutting Until at last we’ve found the thread— in hand to the With head bo wed low iu anxious thought money the had In have sown February In May If might The source of ill we do aver at the same desired and land His valet cried “The doctors Sire first the the time common cutting buy more Most gracious King lies in the bread of burdens from the free Wilt hear the tidings they have time been will be principally of volunteer grasses cutoff better two in and way will good clover every debt brought?” but the give “The cooks are good the flour and meal Sowing with oats In Feblater tings of best wheat Made from the very Flavor Demanded— It is my impresThat sovereign quickly raised bis head ruary is often successful but the clov- sion that butter making is on the verge so heavy is some bread still And “Yes” he said “Go bring them here” er is often injured by cutting the oats of a great change for it is our duty to That really ’ti3 not fit to eat And as he forward bent his face thus removing the shade just at the Sow 1 study the wants of the American people Showed trace of mingled hope and fear beginning of the hot weather “And so oh King' ’tis plain to see and those abroad and there is no quesbushel of the seed to each 5 acres in the leaven lies then fault The tion but what they are very rapidly cuBut soon the valet ushered in is so very poor often Which ltivating a taste for fine flavored butter PI Plant In the Garden Three learned men with air sedate never make the bread to rise” ’Twill are looking upon it more and more and a Who bowing low before the king No vegetable responds more readily as a necessary To bearticle of food For further orders seemed to wait to a minimum amount of cultivation come able to make such a fine flavored The king arose “This golden crown 0Q I’ll give to any one” he said than rhubarb and as It makes a first-cla- article and overcome the defects which substitute for fruit it should be “Who will for us a leaven make “Rise!” cried the king impatiently our conventions and state fairs point us “And let me know without delay much more extensively grown espe- to That ne’er will fail to raise the bread” by returning our score cards marked If for the sickness in my realm cially in a country like this where our perfect on everything but flavor and cried doctor the oh hold limited “But King” fruit resources are extremely You've found the cure for which we that scored off from one to five points “Some leaven will the bread make says Northwestern Farmer Two meth- should be our study and must eventpray” light ods of starting a bed of rhubarb may Tha be our accomplishment While yet so much will he required be adopted either by sowing the seed ually then the three of is foremost spake: The butter iu task making difficult most K be will Nor price nor flavor right” or planting roots but the latter is much C ‘Oh King ’tis one of nature’s laws F flavor— Oltiogge to get a perfect Inpreferable for except In rare That for no ill we find a cure “two crowns he’ll the sail to o come king “Then” true not will rhubarb stances Until we first have learned a cause Drainage of Orchards— One of the get from Beed In fact retrogression to many of the Willamette type drawbacks comWho strength with lightness will feature is very apparent In Is a lack of good drainin orchards every to from prune place ‘So journeying place bine old roots few a abIf rhubarb seedling 8 age The result Is Immature wood And weighing well this vexing question Thus 'twill h3 said for wholesome food obtained so much the better of and can be conditions stagnation normal We find in almost every case No other land excelleth mine” may be divided with a sharp sap followed by fungous diseases espethese and from comes The trouble indigestion spade into as many pieces as there are cially during such seasons as the one “And yet oh Siro there’s one thing necesCare must be taken to ensure co eyes just past No doubt it will be “But now tbe problem Btillemains— more ' of there being an eye or bud vitriol lime blue and fact the the use sary to Unless the leaven be quite pure Why should a land be thus afflicted root as they will not grow if to rot” to from each “brown spreadthe keep Whose air is fresh whoso p 3ople all From all injurious acids free this is missing no matter how large ing where it destroyed considerable To no bad habits are addicted j a Our plans will fail you may be sure” is parthe root may be Rhubarb fruit this year but an important preand this fact ventive of decaying crops and to Insure feeder heavy said ticularly I'll he give” “Then a third crown “The water’s pure grains fruits and meats must be taken into consideration when healthfuluess of the trees is that of ‘If all three qualities are there The very best the earth can yield j with preparing the land for planting An well drained orchard soils — Ex For wholesome food brings health With well kept homes and smooth clean old piece of garden which has been which streets Hardiness of Fowls— The supposimanured for a few years will make an No other blessing can compare” No stagnant pools in wool or field if deeply situation tion that common fowls are hardier plowed excellent manured before planting than pure breeds is not borne out by and heavily their praise grows louder Do not be afraid of putting on too the facts Those who hatch chicks of Who won these prizes well we know for every day Powder Till all the world will soon have heard of Hewlett’s Three Crown e Baking much manure for in this point lies the the common kinds loose a large num— Written for the Young Woman' Journal January 1S9S main secret of successful rhubarb ber of them only the strongest survivK they are more and growing The plants should be set out ing and every year in rows five feet apart each way care more inbred The pure breeds suffer by their owners w being taken not to bury the crowns from being pampered which should be about level with the In many Instances In which cases they surface Fall planting gives the most do not compare favorably with comcommon fowls are of satisfactory results and a coating ol mon fowls but Utah Lake Salt with the pure CO value BROS compared City well rotted manure spread on the bed but little Manufactured only by HEWLETT been found to be have which inches breeds of fall six every to the depth in Eg every respect— more prufitabbi If assist development will materially r fmitery arc BHflgimS is hot-wat- NEURALGIA pot-pai- vl cents a Dot Hints About Cultivaand Ylelda Thereof — tion of tha and FloriViticulture Horticulture Boms the above Instructions are followed out you will be surprised at the marvelous growth of your plot of rhubarb Never allow the plants to run to seed but on the first appearance of flower spikes remove them as they greatly tend to lessen the vigor besides causing the whole plant to become tough and In- Soreness Stiffness d high-soundi- ALL’S RENEWED P WWa w te I $22000 OPIUM KKJ-- C nnnncVMW al d eu-- THE THREE ss ( i 1 t H-- t M Vi ti a of WI IU vi toi abl is’ j -- —W Jl 11 |