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FARM AMD MOHR.
Fern,
I'rtrrßtwa roii Cow*. When pump
kins are '.O he fed to milch <»w* the
greater part of ttre nr**i ah-ral-l be re
nr-vci, a* they taraeu the flow of mlk.
Dbaimaok. A New York farmer baa
in twenty yearn aavnl ton acres <4 at 41,
nearly luw-lcre, and mfoctnal twenty
acre* of malarious and utterly uaeleaa
lain I. He Im* jsu<l flfi.MM) for tile.
Fl.ax,—-The beat «-tl for flax ia one
naturally altmtbfiing in lime. A neb
rod ia required. The lx*t fertiliser* an
**h«s and w« 11-rutAa-l barnvaHl man are
Nover use Ibo latter csrtnnn*lity in afreah
state.
Haii.rnr Fowls. The eotnbof a fowl
i« a sure indication of til* sinks <4 it*
health, if it kMKM lla i,r*ft,wtak<*loi
it ■■ dkM-«M«l in some way, and as th
<lim-sm- a|ipriwliea ita worst stag--* the
comb turns black. x
Olksxpkm. -Oloiuidcni may lie n» -<«•-)
by cutting off »lu«>ta six or eight inches
long, removing tlx- bottom leaves and
placing them Ul bolt lea filled with soft
water. The ahootn should not l» al
lowed to touch tile ladtoni of tin- l*4ll--a.
To hold them in |waul ion and at the aan»
time to (ireveiit the «vn|>>-ration <4 the
water, tlie mouth Os the l-ottln should
I- filled with cotton, haaw cloth, or a
cork through which a shoot can extend.
HrnrrTiHo Kkup (kina —The matinal
of M-lecting and saving seed corn prae
ticed by a New York farmer is, wheti
husking, to aolcct from stalks having
two or more car* the finest and best
ear* those having a *iuall cob, well
tipjaxi out, rows regular and straight,
bright and clear seed and with no strange
kernel*. On such ha leave* threw or
four husks; and, when A quantity bus
accumulated, he takes one m two dozen
and braid* tly husks, adding Die ear*
on on<> «iih». Those "trusses’' are Own
hung in some airy loft, where they will
i>:>t lie liable to be afflicted by moisture
n*mg from anything stored IwHJßatb, or
l-e attacked by insects or vermin. The
deeper the kernel, with a given ai*c of
ear, the smaller the cob and the larger
the yield. The eye will easily delect
thl* with a tittle practice.
Wimd Htn'KiMO. This closely rcaeni
Idea crib-biting, and arise* from the
same causes ; the same purpose in sc
comphahMt and the same result* follow.
The horse stands with his back beat, lua
head drawn inward, bis bps altcrustiily
►lightly ami than eh rad, and a
n.>iae is heard as if he were sucking.
It ap|iean> quite probable, judging from
the same ctinif-arativo want of condition
and the flatulence noted in connection
with the last habit, that cider some
wind enter* the stomach or there i* sn
injiiri-ti* lows of saliva. This vice di
minishes the value til the animal nearly
a* iiiuch as cnlebiting ; it ia equally as
contagious and luvHeMt*. Thrf on
ly retnndit*and they will seldom
avail are tying the h-uul up, uawwpl
when the horse is feeding, or putting on
a miiuie with sharp npiktu toward the
neck, whiah will prick him whenever he
atlemptlf to rein hi* head in for the pur
pose of wpid-aucking. Jiiinm/jt.
MtUL Fa van,- Tbo ll'«*4rnt ANoul
give* tfo, following troataamt fur tins
dIM-uscg o Pisan the Cow m a cswil,
shady i-feoe, or nnay box-stall, wall
l**l<h*l. UivwM tin very begin nin,' of
the disoMea purfpitivi coaspimod of an
ounce cash ts oosntson soda and fieri**
dow idiWa, dissolved in half a pint of hot
water, together with sn ottnru of oil of
turjientiw* and a pound of (Uanher’a
►alts, in haff a gallon of thin, warm
gruel, all in one dim. t'Jfo w tbta w *tii
stimulants, given rtttMry ludtthMr, aSuh
as half an oatev of srotnsti spirit of
ammonia and one ounce each of tinct
ure of ginger and sweet spirit of nitur,
given in a pint of cold water or linacs*l
tea. Apply rags to tiw head, constantly
wetted with erdd water, or a bag loosely
filled wjfi «bojq>e<i for and sawdust.
Apply strong liniment of ammonia or
Hpanish fir lillaler along the apiue and
friction »ith equal parts of alcohol «»d
water to thw Lmil». Keep Ui<> udder
constantly fra* from uiilk. In caw of
much bloating insert a trocar in the left
flank, (live frequent injections of snap
suds. On recovery, give tonic medi
cine, snak aa on# sernpio of powdered
uut rotuica. a drachm of powdeicd sul
phate of iron and an ounce of powder'd
gentian, iti a pint of thio gruel or hn
►ced tea, twice or thrice daily during a
week. In spite of all treatment thia
disease often mid* fatally.”
Harar. •-'•Much has been said,” Bays
Mr. Itarkcr, of Ohio, "in favor of long
wooia for cioae paaiursge. 1 have yet
to meet the man who can satisfy me
that a haaithv and thriftv flock of Oota
wolda or Leacosu.- cxiate when put io
gether in flock* of 800 to fits' A
nxslerato flock must have a large range,
or often a change of pasture, and then,
unleaa bett«r warwi for than a majority
<4 <for fanuars care to bestow, they will
very *>►« detenorste Our long w**oi*
rnu very frequently to ’cota - Many
claim that that occurs from short rstiona
and tied management. Many of ua
know that the cause is not altogether
through acaroiky at food, bat that there
are many ‘eofo* fooaa earns is that have
had the wy beat aare and trifling. By
this ernaa thaae eoMy aad cfoae fleacae
,U*appear. By Uta way Umn are assay
cloae fleeces not strictly onto, aad a duv
honest wod beyw will damand the oae
third redncnou when purchasing of
th<we not well (Mated, la a real cwt the
filar ia so fntrrwoecn that it oannot por
ably he used for combing. There are
woof luiyer* fn the country that will try
to get every ci<ae fleece for the price of
i-ota. When the flock ia freed from
these ootted fleece* every oomor of word
is first qaality. When the offspring ia
ready to couple a pore long wool ram
most be had. By this crons yon come
into better mutton ; after thia every
man must decide for himself whether he
wW eptdinM the kmf-wool or go to the
pmw Wcrtor* Bv no mean* is it wise to
use any of the grades for a stock getter.
This would confuse the wh<Jo. My
plan wouhl lie to make tqjrauß oonvinoed
winch wwa <to*i>ir*l to brfaig th*- animal
up to the standard—wool and mutton
combined--the most profitable sheep.
The animal that will produce such a
quahty aad weight of wool and a robust
and healthy body, that will give the
nu*«t nntntiotM mutton, it thus the most
desirable sheep. ”
x**mc*oc irrwiemg.
Baiam Pts.—One sup of eh<»jb*»A
raisins, one onp of sour cream, one egg,
and one cup of sugar. Bake with two
crusts.
DovuMKtia—Two eggs, one and a
half cu|<w of sugar, one cup of milk, two
ti-asfMM>iiftila of cream, and onetea*[Mx>n
ful of sisla ; add spice and salt to flavor.
Eat these cither perfectly cold or quite
Ik’t.
IlaxiDKP Hxrcg.- Beat a cup of sugar
and a heaping table-spoonful of butter
to a cream, make into a pyramid on a
small plate, and grate nutmeg over it
Very simple, but a favorite for apple or
berry pudding*.
rtiacLK Lr.qpN Pia. Fivs eggs, two
enpa <4 sugar, one-half Clip of butter,
one cup Ot warm water, one cracker
IMMiudud fine, riud ami juuw of ons
lemfin ; bake with an upper and under
*ruat. Tills should make two piea.
I'KirOJ Arms Pir —Take a teacup
twrxtlttnl* hill of mashed apples, on*
egg, licat together three nnnuU**, then
a<l<l one cnpfnl of sweet cream, and
sugar to taste, and beat two minutee.
Thia makes one pie. Bake with two
cniata. The apples must lie cold.
Rte* Wxrrcrji. -Beat together a pint
of milk, the yelks of three eggs, two
ounce* of butter and half a teacup of
thoroughly boiled rice, sprinkle a little
anil and a lialf teaa|>ooiifulof nods into*
pint of flour, sod then aift u in. Beat
thoroughly and Imko in waflie uvua.
Nicu ('axegaa Pcniiian.- Four com
mon crackers rolled fina, one pint of
milk, the velks of two eggs, two talde
qsainfiil* of white sugar, one cup of
raisin* iuul a little salt and nutmeg.
Take the whites of thu eggs and a cup
of white sugar, l»eat to a froth, place
this on top, after the pudding has
baked, and bake a while longer.
Fmtacg Cabs.— fin* alhl Miwdialf
cu|M of sugar, three-fourth* cup of but
t«r, onw-haif «M»p <A sweat milk, two
ertpe of flour, the yrfka «f eight eggs,
one-ti*lf tea*]M>onful of cream of tartar,
one-fourth tcaiqioonfal of soda and one
cup of currants or cliop|a-d raisins.
Kake lu a l<uq{, narrow tin, ami when
dime turn over and frost the undur aide.
Am a Tanotis Pare ami
core apples enough to fill your puddtug
dish, till each apphi with sugar, a littte
eianamoa, and a small plena <4 butter.
Soak one cup of tapiooa tn three cup*
of ixfiMng water four or five hours ; take
three eggs, a pint of milk, a little augar,
and mix with the soakeil tapioca ; pour
thia over the apples, and bake.
WanniMu Cakb.—One (Miund and one
t'Ulh'e onp of flour, one |s>und of brown
silguT, ohe and one-eighth pounds of
butter, one-half |M>und of candied citron,
four pound* of currant* four jxnind* of
atoned and nhop]*'<i raisin*, nine eggs,
one table-ipoontul each nt ground cloves,
cinuamou, grace aud nutmeg. Fruit
should b* rolled in flour before *tir-
Bufi in.
A uriiiu wkutxk
Necessity—-a. A female who baa
| bl eased the world with a number of use
ful children.
Neck—n. Os a society tally means
haff way <tewn to the waist.
Neighbor- n. Food for scandal
Never—adv. Generally mean* hardly
ever.
Newspaper—n. A publication ia
winch the affair* of the nation are set
tied by men who frequently can t settle
their own wash bill
Nice—ad|. See aawghky
Nourishment—a. Formerly bread ;
now whisky, tobaeoo and bear.
Nuptials—a. The prologue to a
comedy tragedy drama
Pardos—m A pontahmnat inflicted
«■ American orimmata.
I‘arson—n. A shepherd who W fre
quently more interested in Mary than
in th* bttie tamba
Pathology —n. The actence which
teaches how to tell a man that be has
■tomach ache, after be has told you he
has a pain in hia stomach.
People u. An inaigntflciant section
of the American political machine, who
are allowod to vote to keep them in good
humor, after tba pohtscsana hava ohoeen
tbetr raters for th*m fl— JV— te i w
Blapronm ia like a sunbeam, which
the toast shadow intercepts, white sd
forttV te ottos as Uw ratit at apring.
rrxr sm irxu inr aaßAm at
riQtrrt
Many yean ago Florence Nightingale
as**ldlid the popular eupentition
against breathing night air with the un
aiiswcrabte question. What other air can
you breathe at night? Dr. Oswald
enters upon the assault against this
•uperstittoo, which survives every at
tack, upon no other ascerteihabto
gvoond than that the lea* reason there
is for a snpentitioa the harder it is to
kill it
•• Before we can hope," he say*, •* to
gi-t nd of the consumption with atiy
chance of success, we have to get nd of
the night-atr aupexstitKML It is proba
bly tiie smart prolific single eause of tm
[Murrd health, even among the cfvflixid
uationa of our enlightened age, though
it* absurdity rivate tba griwacst delu
sion* of the witchcraft era. The sub
jection (A holy reason to hearsay* could
hardly go further.
" * Beware of the night wand ; be snrw
and close ynnr window* after dark f In
other words, beware of God’s free air; be
sure and infect your lung* with the stag
tiant, SAutixed and offunaivu atmosphere
<4 your bedroom. In utfier words, be
wara of the rock apring ; stick to sewer
age. la night-air injurious ? Is there a
aiugte tenable pretext for such an idea ?
Hinee the day of creation that air baa
l>een breathed with impunity by qulhoua
of different animate—tender, delicate
creatures, some at them -fawn*, lattib*.
and young birds. The moist night air
of the tropical forest i* breathed with
impunity by our next relatives, the an
thropoid ajie*—the same that soon per.
uh with cuosAisaptiun m the etose
though generally Well-wanned atxno
sphers of our Northern menageries.
Tbouaanda of soldier*, hnnters and Ina
beruieu sleep every night in tenta aud ,
open sheds without tiio least injurious i
consequence* ; men m the Jant stage* of
consumption have recovered by adopt
ing a semi-savage mode of life, and
camping out doors in all but the stormi
est nights. I* it the draught you fear
or the contrast of temperature ? Black
smiths and railroad contractors seem to
thrive under such influences. Draught?
Have you never seen boys skating in the
teeth of a snow-storm at the rate of fif
teen miles an hour ? * They counteract
the effect of the cold air by vigorous
eaaweiae.' Is there no other way of
keeping warm ? Docs the north wind
damage ths fine lady Utting motionless
in her sleigh, or the pilot and helmsman
of a *torm-toesed vessel ? It cannot be
tlie inclemency of the open air, for aven
the sweltering summer nights, the sweet
aoutii wind, btaaeed by all creatures
tliat ilraw the breath of life, bnugw no
relief to the victim of aenqihobia. There
m no donbt that families who liave freed
thetnaeives from the curse of that super
stition can hr* out and oat healthier ua
the heart of a great oily than it* glares
on ths airiest highland of ths Honthern
A j-e imines.”
A* the hot day* of Minimcr draw near
people are ifebating the question,
•‘Where shall I go for a triplt ha«
been faahionablc for a year or two to
visit the Northern lake* and mountains.
Three resort* arc very pleasant in hot
weather, but tiiey have serious draw
back*. First, it i< very rtfipensive get
tuig there and then back ajwin. Then
it m *till more eoatly to remain, a* one
should, until after Southern froata: for
if one return* liome during the midarml
season tee I* tnnch mure Hable to aiitfer
the effect.* of the poison than he would
have l-een had he remained South all
Hummer. Then their distanco from Im*
inert) and oth*r iunneaion* is an objec
tion. All these can be avoided anil more
than equal benefit wcurcd by the ex
penditure of less than hall the tune,
money and trouble of preparation nec
erearv for a Northern trip. We have
within easy reach a resort whose claims
have lieen before the public fifty years
and never been rivalled or disputed In
all that minister* to health or pleasure
it i* the peer of any place in the Uhited
State*, and its charge* are very reasona
ble, Railroads give its visitors ex ur
aion rate*. We refer to Bailee Springs.
Alabama, Ellis A Go., proprietor*. In
addition to its merits as a pleasure re
sort, its power to cure all disease* of
debility, poverty of the blood, nervous
exhaustion, dropsy, acrofula, dyspepsia,
and especially disease* of the kidney* or
• ladder, i* trulv wonderful Write to
them before making other arrangements.
A ]M»tal card only coats a cent
Ftwr appearance* ar* said to fca every
thing. I don't put all my faitt foto tin*
sayin'; I think oyster* and -flam*, for
nstanoa, will bear looking inti*—/o«A
Rtilings
Wamaa's Windom.
"Hh* insist* that it is more Import
ance, that her family shall be kept in
full health, than that she should hav*
all the fashionable dresae* and style* of
the time* She therefore see* to it, that
each member of her family is supplied
with enough Hop Bitter*, at th-- first
appearance of any ivmptem* of til
health, to prevent a fit of sicknem with
ita attendant expense, care and anxiety.
All women should exercise their windoin
in this way.”—N*w Haven Palladium
Txiti in nothing new unden the ran.
There are few original thinker* in the
world, or ever have been. The grrateet
part of thoee who ar* called philosopher*
hav* sdopted the opinion* of *o<u« who
went b*for* them
_• —ra I* Jfo*B**a
From tire H*te-
There i* iwrhapt no tonic offered to
the people that fxM-erecs *o much real in- ■
trinsti vslueaathe Hop Bitter*. Jrat
at this seaaon of. »bc year, when the
stomach need* au appetiser, or the blood
need* purifying, the *h«ape*t ami beat
remedv is Hop Bitter*. An ounce of
prevention is worth a pouod of cure,
don’t wait until you are prustrau-d by ■
disease that may take month* for you to
recover iu.—Bottqu Globe.
Thi hnman skeleton conaista of more
than 200 distinct bone*
Au public ►petaroi us* Coowra* Hoo*y of
Tar, boretwe it >'le»r* th* voice, but it* *trvM
est rerorritnendslion I*, that ft cure* otetinai*
nrwijrh. and odd*, sod *U Bin*** ot ih« tbrost
•adtanin If your bUte »m* b*«* the whoop
ing oouKh, rive then- Uuwnn*' Honey of Tar
Price MS'. For tale by al! drnrgists.
Tax weight of the neart » rrom etgtit
to twelve - -nnre*. It beata lOO.OM times
ui twenty-four hemr*.
Ax Exo#moi.',*T«af»'lc. Pittabuu boasta
ttett *-l!>.74fi l—ttle, of CaKBOIIXE h*vr
bei-u »«l-l within the h't *-x nth* Thf’
•how* that the rraal sraiywl bAldbv*d« will
soon be reduced tea - orporel • gu*el
Itet Tram »»« ; <lm-rt*’<»« «*•*»•*»• ’re*
B Y. EL i* to IfiUBSCO .*« »-w*l**y, B. Y
■no i au rso* death.
w.uum > "< **■" roll*. m«m , t*y»t "f*
IM till »(l»> I ™ lakra whs mmho u» im u»«,
1,, . m.s.. os-sli. I low -r ,•**•“*• **■•
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wm>- w.mß4 'Wil —1 ‘ **— >U- *"|W- »
in—l WM ->• -t DI. WILLIAM KAU.-S BALSAM
rvx Till. I.esn-'. IfMaMtW. ware, la m;'«-»►*».,
I w tel L- tte, «o l 11-ttPT to! Wlt»r IBM
hTll’s Biu-i-iu, »n 4 i- le-ipq itaiiotolHL
tkuiuav *r< «sri- t -te re-tV»'r “/’• »*»*"'•
MS* IteneiMW M*«l W-SS-S I Baa* tert
ehe* tar «kßbs*».“ , ‘
l*nu*m»*. ayspapau, mwoo* pe«**r*Uai
•nd all form* of nnaral dttiUily relfevad by
ukuw If xswun'inrronxm Bur Toxi-, th*
on)- iwvpnralioa *f b**f oootaiuln* it* *nUr*
nutriUoa* proeeru** U wwlata* tuoed-mak-
Uir, foriw-geucratuix and UfoxiutaiLiiui prop
•rti-w, i* tnVkhisbl* la all «*J**bted oonmuoM.
wlMthw th* r**alt wf exhamtion. uarvoua pro*
uatiou. *v*rw*»lL nr •«*.*• di**>**, particularly
If r**ultu>< trea pulmonary com pl suit*, o**-
wwU. B*aar4 A Qa, proprietor* M*w York.
1 HAVK FOTAII IT IL’
A simple, inexpensive awl effectual rem-
XjLedy, preventive and cure of habilMl
eotllvenM*, after suffering mentally and
physically from the effect* of it for mmy
year*. A-fvice free on receipt of 3 cent
■tamp. Address,
KEV. WM IVEHBON,
Atlanta, i-enryn"-
•R la Cori r»r 4sy *1 hum. Mtnpie- w <tb tre
<□ ’0 Ad‘lr.ra Htivwow > <a»., Ft-rOflad, Mato*.
for WnrM : !x»w
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ATTENTION DINNERS.
Scott’s Patent Horse Power
The work of four mules don* hr two
have yi-nr horses and mutes by obLitniny
thi- right t» its* on ydnr gin or mill or other
machinery fk-<»U’* I‘atent lioi-rovcmi nl <m
Horse Power. This rriiiarkni-le invention
of Hie undvrsieru-d patentee, was patented
August 17th, IHKO, and is now for the first
time nftered to the public. Il is simple
tisefnl an-1 durabh. anil take* oft of you
teorar-H aboiii oue-bnlf ol the draught of j oin
gin or other inachinery, yud is bo cheap that,
every mau that has arscliinery will notgtnm
l>|r al the i-rlee 101 l Lb r«-»f«---tty delighted
and wonde ■ why the world Fa* l>ecn so long
in -liacovering in No humbug, l-ui the |ait
entee i* an old oUixt-u of lieutou couuty,
Mias., with lii. |Hrtt-offb*e at Ashlshd, Miss.,
to whom apply for further information
Only »ix piece* Inmher ?X“ inches, 13 feet
long, and three pounds penny nails, re
quired to put on aleive impruvemeui
SAMUEI. SCOTT, Patentee.
Fot territorial rights in Mi*shriiq>i or
Alabama, address CAI.HOON A WALKER,
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<rtn stae b«x -r there rahrtabla FnJLA, with ftiD Otvrettena for a uatte
e«re, mailed to nay addre«a on raeaipt of ntao there saart —tarn
rt- Tor sale by all druggi.ta *t Xss. Hote Proprietor*,
BBOWN CKEWCAX COMF4XT, Baltimore. Kd.
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»f cliniatr or unwonted diet.
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