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AGRIGUL-? UKAL. [lye fo. llorsjs.—ln miswor To *a inquiry as to whether it is* bot i or to sail rye ai fifty copts ajpti buy •oat * a', forty cents Uws rjv> ground for horse* *VK.\,Em ery of the K\v York Expelinisnfol Station says: “It, appears llu>t’ American winter rye is a little riel) or in digest.: Lie subs’.sac;?, and di g&aiiuility, owing, no dor.bf, to its containing no vyater. The digesti b lity nov-er having been determiQ ed under America:! conditions can only bo taken with considerable allowance and then only relatively. Rye is cheaper at 00 cents per bushel than oats at 35 cents. Itye being a much heavier grain and containing nearly one-fourth less hull than oats should bo ground and mixed with nearly its own weight of cut hay, moistened suf ficient Is hold the rye meal, other wise* it might form a heavy, indi gestible mass in tho stomach and produce colics. If the horses are at all constipated, on this mixture a little bran or oatmeal will suffice to keep the bowels in a good, heal thy condition, but this will bo hard ly necessary if the horses are at work of exercise regularly. The amount of feed depends so much upon the constitution, age and work of the horse that th<* feeder m ist ba guided largely by his own judgment, observing, however. t feed about as many pounds of the grouad rye as he would of oats, but, not so many quarts by nearly half. We should begin with about ten pounds of cut hay and increase and diminish according to the ap parent need of each animal, giving all that would be eaten up clean. Ls>* ir-'tiu would be required with clover hay, and about one fourth more should be added if straw con sUture* of the ration,” The Value of Stable Manure.— Stable or farm yard manure is the most common fertilizer, and oao which every farmer can have in abundance without much trouble or m nicy outlay. It is applicable to all soils, and with only a little care in its preservation & large cup ply can be secured. The value of stable manure de pends to a great extant on th food of the animal; the richer the food the better the manure. The liquid por ion is especially rich in fortiliz ing elemenls. and should never be nil owed to run to wade. To p re x' nt the escape of ammonia, th® heap should be covered or mixed vhh earth or other similar sub -yunices, such as chip dirt or saw -dust. If tho animals are well b*dd e<: with straw, the liquid portion is largely absorbed, and the trouble of mixing with absorbents is oviat <-d Liras and ashes should never bled to the heap, because they : •; me the ammeni&.instead of rs lvwing it. IT mure heaps should be kept most., which tho liquor portion @f t.ho excrements will generally do, but. they shnild not bo exposed to v: •lent rains, which wash outselu b-le ingredients of great value. T’arm ere make a mistake in not housing th? manure piles. Every new barn should -h .vo : i cellar for 1 the reception of m and unless I The botleni is hard it r drmld, ba ce- j minted. To fries should ! added thy tsw®c; rugs of yards and refuse ot all 1-i;cls. V/han earth is mixed witli the.;it should ba tak en from b y •. .nips, or other spots whars u.e Tiis rich. This will not 0r..; furuiah hotter absorb ents, but. ths earth iUalf will im part a h- i. of fertility to th® heap. By this moans, with a little care and attention, the outly of no money to speak of, and the right exercise of common sons®, every one posse vos, much valuable ma terial for ’nt. food which is now lost, coul bo restored to the soil. Carudji Tax Attention has been called sever al time;* to the tact that war be tween the United States and Cam da over the fisheries question, was an impossibility, and wo aie sure v 4gV3Y.. that nobody ha* ever dneamsd tor one moment that war wofiiti occur under any condition of tilings th'at question nrght produce. The fact is, that the relations of the two people to each other are anoma lous. The United States has a fron tier of over a thousand miles on the north, and yet neither ourselv es nor our northern neighbors nave an army' big enough to be called such. On all the lakes and rivers which divide tho United States from Canada, there is not an anrr- ed vesgel. that wa know of. l/is assumed, on all hands, that war be tween these two countries is iirrjJos' sible, and this quiet assumptioa is a better guaranty of peace than ar/ tnies and navies would bo. We have no such alliance with each ether ss nations in Europe often en terinto, and we are particularly m thugiastic in our friendship foreafch other, tho good of both peo ple has settled it ; fmit war wo (fid bo harm!'d to both, and beneficial to neither; and so wo live qdYtly side by side, as good neighbors should. Tho sight is glorious and especially when we look at the millions of men in Europe who drill daily, and make tho cositinout one vast military camp. These armies are, in a sense, a premise of peace, but in other sense, they nro a men ace, and are at the same time vu al most unbearable burden. It is. with nations as with individuals. The man who carries a revolver is more apt to become involved in u ban a man who goes unarmed. When the ruler* of Eurjps got ready for war they have the means at band io carry . t dmdfsti purpose into execution. The Uat.ei States aad 0 ui i-.ix are to be conjra'ulated. Streams That YTuish. rno of the peculiar features of Ids feo tcc.fjery is tee frequent ocerrrenee c: <frb, rosky -• r*e'-iouaeb of lav.!, into 'which stream* and rivers ptuugs, ard are appaready losf forev er. I ‘ fi sr.rcw a r e supposed to be Ci : Ji.va The outeiiie of ten tool ten ttf.se cooled and formed a roof, the fieiy bt.e.-iia btlcw beaaias exhausted, leaving on empty cbauibir. A break ia f.1.,s root now causes the fet.-ccrn) to ajH-e .r j.ft.,l di-appear for rnontli i. S o*:/ h aid oe kept oct o* | n.tuf ee just a * * fo. rwbi.e. WITH a BOTTLE Of Ayer’s < berry Pectoral at liantl, oni' may fed comparatively secure nguiust tic various ilia- a mr:-iy.<sfv • swhluti changes c£ tampwattiro, ex posure to drafts and stor', an-1 1 . inclemencies <*£ spring and r dl. “‘if t ■ mail'' icvprratioi >l' tore i li& pul* C for tlio euro t.' ('"I.;. , Cotig..s (•sills, and Iciluircd disease.), thevo avo noiie.witliin the range of my cxperienco l and observation, c > RELIABLE as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,” write*. Tlios. G. Kdwards, M. D., of Blanco, Texas. Ceorpo n r . Did:, r” Newton, Macs., pav ; " Two years acre I took a severe c:>1(1, which, lleinv ueplccteil, was fol lowed by a tcrr'l.P) cough. I lost flesh rap y. 1- >d i :l'.t sweats, and was con fine.. to )■'>• bed. A friend advised the use (.'Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I began t-> take da medicine, and, 1 fore finish ing Ibo first bett' -, was able to sit lip. Pour bottles effected a perfect cure.” * Ayer’s Cherry Posters!, Pronarod by T>r.*T.O. Ayorfc 00., f.OTvo’l, bold by uil DiUggibtb. Price tix boitlofo, SO. Jijegp.l Polices. O'nrsia, Jiaaks county:—To all whom it. may concern, L N. Turk, admr, of Jas. Norwood, deed, Las in due form apphed to the undersigned for letters of tlis'niftainn from s.- id es ;ate, and sird application will fee heard on the Ist Monday in May te xt. January 29, 1889 t. k mil, 39 onao*. ordinary. BANKS SHERIFF SAKE. Will be sob! on the Ist Tuesday in April next, at the court house in said county. within tho legal hours of sale, 'ho following property, to wit: 1 undi video 1 G’h juries' in 100 ac es of j/:\ nr]. nioie o■ le , lying n said coots tv, a>j niing lan 1 • of ~s wit ewer, seal Tu*k, when 1 thev now tetide tv- ’ oil ers known as the Guttiun piece, lev ted on as tho property o! M-'-'garc'/ Gonnin, by virtue of i nFi'n.':;?'’ h fuN issued from the superior court t-i Banks / onnty, in fever u' O W. II cd an ‘ Son against Marge --of Gnnt-in. A!ho rt tho mi i>' time rid place I undivided 1 (ids In er-'H? in 100 B<:n>.,, of lend lying in bunks c.'Uiry. adj-d/ ing lands of J. \. nrew-'r, K-d Ttiw.. whereon they now .-•) 1 s nnd o'heiV,. known as the Ganr-ln ; . °, h vied on aa the property of M. .1, Em ret, by virtue of ati fa'ib-'n-d from the jus fine’s court of the :16ft c lie: rict g ta in favor of j w kii.uk t against R c. Emmet, m. j Eramot, printipal, end Margaret Gonnin Hoeurity. Levy trade and to’a "tied by J B. stevlr. ns. r,. c. Abo st the same time ar.d place, 1 j irari of land ! ‘ng in said c< i my, a 1 joining lands oi Jas. R. Lacy. Jan W. Do-id, J. (’. Smelly, vdi'T-cn they r aidu, and others, containing 59 acres, more or lose, unimproved, levied on hk the property cl L F. Mortis auH broth or to satisfy a fi la irsued ftom the jos lice’s ourt of the 265t.1! dii 'rict, g in. in favor of fmi h Mi l r i iin 1 • rlake against L F. Morris and Brother, levy made and returned by J. E. Siephens, Lawful C n table. Also at the thine ti mc arid place, 1 undivided, half interest in 205 3-khs .acres fit land, mare or less, lying in Banks county, adj-'inio;? lands o( a W Mtzi, estate of i). t. cash, w* a Q iil- Isan ard others, whereon the defend* ant now resides, levied on as the prop r-rty of J. 8. ('Onavi’.y hy vi t-.e of'3 ft fas issued ft era t-he jus ic a .c< n:t 1210 district, r. m.. two in )■ vi.v <;( -John E Strange, rrd one in furor <sf W. B. Maser;, igainst Joi. (J.-eoelfv L °sy made and returned, !y J. E. S'e; bens, L c. Also at tire r:vne time and place, *l-9 b ' , divid ores? in 12 ’ -ric o! land lying: in Btnifc* coia’v, sdjt.io •v" lndsof Tto*. J rdat>. A. M A r. and Fr.-neis Liwrcnee, levied ou its the property of F. M. .Jordan to satisfy ;; ii la issued fro ti the junke’b c....u <>i tie 443 th district, g. m , of r-awl < tm ty, hi favpr of the P.atapseo ftrur.au Cos., agrair.et F. M. J ordasi, pr’ocq nl. and W. S. Dudley and ’lhos. .1 utdan, ■securities. Levy made aud re v ooed to me hy Wm. tod, lawful cp:;o •;*'•<> Notice ia fo r’iry lie;..-; j-s reqn’r*d by law- W. A Be ;;gins, *ii> i\v. Sheriff B;ks E’ouu A Wnili’s Mc'Mttirc© Ire si! rest SIX GOOD FAMILIIS3- Setid your name ond and o name aid i.d dress of five cf yo\>r neighbors or triends on a postal tisr : and get tree for yonrssll -od oadi of theta a Hporiihni! copy of * ho Sili’oaJ Soul lien* Weekly, 'k lie AtlsiMfa €oo*iU ii:*o <! our tlirco hntacroua wiitors, Uuclo Il'i'trius's v.ord, famious tiketchea of the plantation darkoy. Bill Arp's humor cas letteis for the heme and hearth stone. Betsy Hamilton's adveutarco told in cracker dialect. War stoties. sketches of travel, news, poems, fun ad ventures, tho Fiirui. the household cor rosponctence, a woi lof instructi hi and entertainment. Twelve pages. The brightest and best Weekly. I’iease ev cry member of the family. Send r postal for a specimen copy, free. Add toss The Constitution. Atlanta G-i. Georgia, Banks County. —To all whom it may concern: All persons interested ate keieby notified, that if ao good cause be hown to tho contra ry, an order wiii be granted by tho un dersigned on the Ist Monday in April next, establishing anew road as mark ed out hv tße road commissioners ap ; pointed for that purpose, commencing at the folk of the road west of W. 8. Mize’s residence, thence east and to in tersec? with the public road leading from Haimony Grove to Nails Creek Chmch, ihence leaving sail road ai Mai tin Willis' (eol ) residence, thence to the Fianklin eaunty line, near the residence of VY I> Neal. Feb. 23rd. 1889 T. K. Hill, 43 4w. Odinary. P itcntg, Caveats, and i iade-maiks obtained, and all P iteut bnsir.es; '(inducted for moderate fees Oir of iiv i.- opposite United States Patent office, and we can secure patent in les.- ume than those remote from Wash ioirton. Send model, drawing or pho /0., with description. Wo advise i) paten 1 able or pot, free of charge. Oni. t <• not due tiil jv ent 8-cured. A pain “How to ot'tahi.Paicn’s,” with i neiites uf actual clients in your state cj/i f v, or town,' sent free Address / CA; SNOW &CO . Jipp pateut elf c<-, D O, JOB "PRINTING 03T Nratly done at this Office a \(,k/ j iices. Come and examine work Ij'Uer Heads, Bill Heads, Cards, Tost el; , Dodgers, Tags, C renhus, Li nt g.ipe note, Justice Court Subpoenas, ; Lb V h, Sim: irons. Tula Deeds, iv.c The Journal. V'Jiorosi®fsXy S)i‘iscratic. CMLV FIFTY CrJdST PER Y F A R- WEtoKt.V Paper . 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