Wayout on Long O.land, sor, an' now^Oi'H till yex how o kem by thim moneys.^Oi know ye wuudered how an ould woman^loike mesilf could a got to much togither.^Therewuza gintleman^wuz. because be^Is dead entolreiy^a d-ether he called his^^ilf, that had a spare room in me house tor^the lasht tin year. He n rer talked to any^^one, hardly to mesilf, an' he wuz the qaiet-^est man Oi Iver see. He niver doctnered^any one, as Oi could see, au' all he did wuz^to come to that room toward evenin' an'^set there a porin' over booxs an' a bit a^ I^money till long into the nig .t. Ol peeped^throng:: a crack minny a Uimean' thet's i^all Oi could see.
Ashort tolme ago he f'11 sick an' Oi I^tuk care av him, for he said no one ilse
youdon't rai e much grain,
you''
Oi, yes; we raise a sight of barley.
Yondo ^
Why.certainly; 1 don't know what our^farmers would do if it wasn't for their^harley.
^I^.iyou get much for It ^''
'On, we aWl ^ell it, no sir, we don't sell^a gmln of it.
Y:u don't feed It to your stock ^
Oh,no, no; you doa t ketch us wasting^barley like that
Well,what M you do with it. then
Why,man, we save every grain of it^for seed^th it's what we do with lit
Thisis the western man's story, and he^naturally thinks this a queer kind of^^farming for profit.^^Youtn'sCompanion.
Witha feeble appetite and Imperfect di^^gestion it is impossible for tbe body to se^^cure the requisite amount of nourishment.^Ayer's harsaparllla not only stimulates^the desire for food, but aids the assimila^^tive organs in their formation ot good^blood and sonnd tissue.
Themany remarkable cures Hood's Sar-^saparilla accomplishes is sufficient proof^that it lines possess peculiar curative^powers.
TheVerdict Unanimous.
