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Obabbbp Cobb.—Ctanod corn, fed
tn limited qoantities, is axnellact for
isymghsra
Boiukd Porxroa*. Boitad pointoc*
are said to be a cere tor diarrhea to col
tie. Food rrarm aad give m much as
timeottb will eat.
('rqgxrr Worm*. —Broak off the
young sproots or sucker* that start from
*S* roots of currant bushes and there
will roktasn bo any trouble from the cur
rant worm.
Litneen Meat, roa Pius. —Suffolk
and Berkshire pigs may be profitably
fed, to be aold at nine or ten month*,
upon clover, com meal, linaerd meal, or
com and oat meal. Half a pound of
linerod meal per day on the average, to
ft mcmtha old ptg>, would bo aufficient
Sdrao W«n*r,—Recent experiment*
tn Engbnd show that thin aowing of
wheat u> drill* la more productive than
thick aowing. By special culture on
■mall plot*, a single grain to the hill ha*
given a yield of 100 to 162 bushel* Io
the acre, aooordmg to the JJrperimcwf
ToMaroaa. —ls you would have a full
crop of good tomato**, water the young
planta twice each week with rich liquid
manure. Nip off many of the new shoot*
and tic the heavy stem* tip *o a* to ex
jinae the fruit to the aun. Mulch thick
ly around the main stem and thia out
whore the fruit grow* too cloeely.
To Tut, nt* Ao* or a Homs.— The
following ta the method of an Alalxma
gentleman ; "After the horse is 6 yean
old a wrinkle cornea in the eyelid at the
upjter corner of the lower lid, and every
year thereafter be hae one wall-de
flood wrinkle tor each year of hi* age
over *. It, for instance, a home has
three wrinkles, be ia 12 ; if four, 13.
Add the nnrnlwr of wrinklea to nine and
yon will al wav* get at the age.'*
Hhittls Ilixira.—Among the catmea
whielf'produce brittle hoofs in horww
and «attie th* National /.Or Stock
J.mrnat mentions the frequent standing
tn rotting dung hea|>a or in pooh of tie
oomjK»ing liquid manure. In the dung
heap there is mA only the moisture ami
■team soaking and aoftening the hoof,
but there is abundance of ammonia gsa,
which b aapecialiy eakmlated to soften,
disaolee and destroy the horn. Stand
ing in such decomposing organic matter
is still more injurious when the animal ia
ooufined to a bo* or stall, for here the
tnjnrtewa effect of inactivity i* added to
the other eondition*.
Twa Otnuurr Cirxarnaaa. The
gooseberry and currant caterpillar* are
great jxwta to American fruit growers.
The following recipe for dealing with
these pe*t* b given by a County Down
su I wetter to Uie f/arrfm, and which he
states he had used there thirty years
and never fatted with it util 187 V, when
the .iaily rain washed the salt off th*
leave* before it had time to dry or act
on ths young caterpillars; Mix one
!><>und pf common salt with eight gallons
of cold water, but be careful not to ex
ceed that quantity. About the second
week to May or as soon as perforated
leaves are observed choose a dry day and
syringe the bushes with thia mixture.
Kc)*al ths syringing in a week or ten
days should more |>erf<lrated leave* ap
pear. Thb mixture, though destructive
to young caterpillars, will not kill old
ones; thee* must be hand picked.
Zbrwmr's jtffsocMc.
Manos Ctn.roaa.-An Ohio fanner
says : * ’♦ During the winter and spring
1 gather together all the fins manure I
can, such as hog manure with the oobs
raked out, ban manure, barnyard scrap
ing*, etc. After the melons are | Jaute.l
1 load this mixture on the wagon, and
if not wet enough I throw a tew path of
water on it, drive into the field and
straddle one row, and with another hand
lake two row*, on* on one side of the
wagon, and put a small shovelful es this
mixture on each bill. By soaking the
seed before planting over night it will
be neceasnry then to examine ■ few hills
in course of five days, to see if they are
making tbesr way through the inch of
dirt that was first covered on seed ; if ■%
then th* manure should be shoved to
one side with the lack of a rake. After
the melons are beginning to get the
third leaf I take a mixture of two-thirds
of slacked Hmc, one-third plaster, and
dose each hill with about a half a spoon
ful, getting the greater j<rt on the dirt
around the plants. With this method I
get 1,000 good salable melons par acre,
and always get a premium at our county
fain."
Os lorn. —A Maine writer in the
America* (teKrestur says: "Mv
ground was broken up in the spring and
planted to potatoes Immediately after
digging thorn in the fall I oiaanad up
the rubbmh of every kind, then applied
very evenly to the aril a fair cost of
dreaung, omsposed of scraping* of the
barn-yard. Next I cultivated the ground
thrss or four tunas quite deeply, the
dressing working in readily I then
harrowed it down smooth! v and allowed
it to remain ten weeks to allow the
weeds an opportunity to start Next I
cultivated fa* the purpose of killing the
weeds, finally harrowing ths grtmnn as
■moutikly m pcseMa and tot it rent until
qpstag. As seen te the spring ss tbs
ground was fit I worked th* tor with * i
borse-bsmvw and a hand-rak* until I se
cured a sssd bed about two inches in
depth, fine, soft end completely mixed
ready for the seed. After my onions
earns up I spread on the salt and sabre.
After Um first weeding I applied another
coat of aahea A liberal use of sabre I
conawier a great benefit to thia crop.
At my first weeding I brushed th* dirt
| from the onions. The second weeding
finished, I sowed on a fertiliser eotn
poeed of plaster, salt, ashes, lun* ami
guano. All the small weeds should be
destroyed as fast as they make their sp
l«arance ; tbs large ones will not
trouble the grower. By the abevo-de
■enbed method I raised on one-fourth of
an acre of land 200 bushels of the larg-
I mt and finest onions 1 ever saw, many at
them weighing s pound and a quarter
each, and with but very few ecnllion*.
On the same area of old ground, by
similar methods, I raised 221 bushel* of
onunia, very fine-looking one.
Hrarunm Rolls.—ln the evening
make up almut a quart of flour into the
dough exactly th* same as for light roll*,
putting into each a piece of sausage
meat alxiut the aixe of * walnut. Bake
as any other rolls, and they arc excel
lent,
I’LXIS Fsvtr Pupdimo.—To one cup
of grated bread rrumlw add ona cup of
sweet milk, on* beaten egg, half cup of
sugar, one spoonful of butter and one
and one-half cups of chopped raisins and
currant*. Baks half an hour and serve
with sweeten*.! cmam or lemon sane.-
Housswonx rou Wow ax—An emi
nent physician say* that household
isbor, to a reanonablc extent, is the
most wholesome of all exercise* to pre
serve a rolmst woman, <* to make ao in
valid robust He thinks an hour in the
laundry with a hot flatiron latter than a
(xxind of iron taken internally or exter
nally, all of which is good, sound com
mon aci>c.
Ham Loavxs.—Mix four ounces of
grated ham with one jaiund of mealy
[«>lato<» well beaten till quite light, with
two spoonfuls of butter, a little cream
and two eggs Be careful not to make
it too soft Form into small loaves or
Itglls, and fry in butter, a light brown.
Herve witii a thick, brown, iugh-aestooned
gravy ; garnish with iMU*lcy.
Mock Mihci Mrat —Hix soda crack
ers, rolled flue; two cups cold water, one
cup molasses, one cup brown sugar, one
cup sour or boiled eider, one and a half
cups melted butter, one cup rniams.
toiled and chopped; one cup curranta,
two eggs, lieaten light; one tabte-spoou
ful cinnamon and allspice mixed, and
teasj>oon nutmeg, one teaspoon elove*,
one toaap<K>n salt, one tea*p>«>n salt, one
lcs*)xxMi black pepfier, one wtnegias*
brandy. _________
Bosks in a polios court : "Prisoner,
bow many barrel* of |K>tatore did you
say you stole f H " Hoven, yer Honor,
three yesterday, and two to-day. " "Well,
but that's only fire.” "Och, sure I'm
going for the other* when I git out of
thia. ” ____________
We !< vrn that Elli* A Oo , proprietors
of Bailey Spring", are mskinj prepara
tions to entertain an unuvusllv large
nundierof visitor* this summer. Yhey are
reviving communications from all over
lhemuth inquiring rate* and making con
tracts for board. Thi* iso.dy their due,
for not oalv are they most succemful
hotel kec "re, hut their place is in every
way w<u;hy of natrona n e. It is one of
the coot «t, shji lest, breeriret places in
the South ; the 'ocalilv and surround
ing* are delight il ; the building* are
roomy, airy, and < mvi nient y arranged
the accommodations, fare and attention
are Aid cis* and Khoal Creek is the
most romantic stream and the best fish
ing wasr you ever «aw. Add to this
the unrivallwl piwer of the old Rock
Spring in the cure of dropsy, scrofula,
dysjiepsiii slid diw-res of the bl<s>d, »kin
and kidney*, ami the sum of attraction*
is irraevtibls. If you have ever Iren
there you know this is all true. If you
have not, try it just once. You will
never regret it. Address Ellis A Co,,
Bailey Springs, Ala.
A tocwo man who had been expected
for some time to " propose," but whoso
diffidence hail kept bun lock, was as
tonished by his father saying to him as
he set off for bis sweetheart's residence
one evening, " John, you'd better take
the *crew-driv*r along will, you thia
time." " What for ? ” exclaimed John.
"Bo a* to screw up your courage a
little,” answered pater. When John
cam* home that night be said: "I've
don* it, father."
Ns Hospital ’Seeded
No palatial hospital needed for Hon
Bitter* |>atienu, nor large-salsried tai
ented puflen to tell what Hop Bit lei a
will do or cure, a* they tell u»*ir own
story by their certain and absolute cures
al home—New York Independent.
■iroxrw ro or* ArrnroxA
Replying to the question whether or
not our ancestors were sequauited with
th* peculiar physical eooditiou known
m somnambulism. Dr. Regnard. Pans,
■aid in • recant lecture that om of ths
■acet scours** desrevpkaoMS es smmmuh
bul mm in ex wtence was that ia tbs steep
walking seen* of Macbstb.
- * ar ri Y reaa •
■■UM as • J ■ Ysfififig YWfiwWY ■ W t
Thss try Warear vita/* Kidney and Low Core.
SMeSwa emS Sworeere ■*■•
Avtes trait sad had vsg Mali tea. wteeS ar*
partMtarty ptaattfnl sttkSs msko at ths mi,
»>re* lavariaUy dmretter lbs OosaMb sad se
■astekbss tbeama, Otoiss* Marbos, sad wb*l
I* wesea Dtinwwa sari Qhrasse tryssotary
Prate who fissbr* te pii ru thrir bsattb
sbaskd bs ssassAagty ooreC*J stow* tbmr dM
al thb ssssoa, sad at so ttms abosid they bs
wtthMt a t Psawr DsVW' Par* Krua*
lb* ■*>«< itoroS sad apsedtart raamdy tew a*
Wsatin at the slnmssA * hrate. AA«fiff
•Massa A.
A XtAjarnr-ors nacAra.
Nearly everybody, tn all walk* of life.
I»*s had what he would odl narrow es
capee, but we doubt if the most rexnsrk
aide of them can compare with the fol- ,
lowing actual occurrence, aa related by
an old iocoxnotive engineer. The tram
was near Yorkvdle, beading ftfl New
Haven, and was oompoaed of eight pa*
■eager car* filled with passengers. The
train was going at the rate of Aout
thirty miles an hour.
A fog was prevailing, so that the en
: gineer could not see the switching sig
nal ; but the fog wa* lifted from the
ground, ao that be could see the track
' quite a bttle distance ahead —say 130 or
' 200 feet. He kept his eye en the rads,
and directly his heart gave a thur .p, for, ’
to hi* great consternation, he saw the i
end of the rails. Then he knew that the
switch wa* misplaced, and believed a '
smash-up meritable, though be did no I
for an instant lose his presence of mifid. i
He instantly applied the steam brake ,
and reversed the engine. For a fireman |
be liad a young man who has sinra be
come his son-in-law, but he did not tell I
him of the impending peril. Indeed, he |
hxl not much time. He kept hia eye on
the end of the rail a* the train, in spite
at the brakes and the reversed ma
chinery, vm rushing on to destruction.
From where he stood he could see the
rails up to within seventeen feet of the
locomotive. He saw that the switch was
still misplaced when hi* vision at seven
teen foet away was cut off, and be braced i
himself for the ahock. He asys hi*
thought* at this awful moment were not
for himself, but for the passenger*—sou I
m numlier—mon, women, and children 1
He seemed to live an ago m the few ,
brief second* which had elapsed from
the time be discovered ths misplacol
switch. There were rocks on either
side of the track, and, as ho expressed
it, the splinters were bound to fly. But
tiio antici|>*ted crash never came. The
dread seventeen feet, with five time*
seventeen added. Lad been left behind
liefore the engineer could believe hi*
senses, and feel that the danger wa*
past. With a feeling of relief, he could
again sou the cruitinuona lines of rails,
and he knew hi* train was safe. Just in
the nick of time, with not a quarter of a
second to spare, the switchman had
placed the switch. When w* consider
that a single revolution of the driving
wht-al to the locctnotive propel* the
train more than fifteen feet, and the
switch wa* righted inside of one revolu
tion of the wheel when the train wa*
going at the rate of twenty-five miles an
hour, we think all will agree it was a
narrow *acat»e. J/arrford Tones.
Ax smbition* young msu stsrted a
newspaper in Ihscopia, Col. In the first
number he wrote these sad lines: “This
may ba Our funeral, a* no man kn<>«*
when his is coming!" The entire edition
had not been struck off when the editor’s
stock of property was attached for debt
by a barkeeper.
A Great Enterprise.
The Hap Bitter* Manufacturing Com
pany i« one of Rochester** greatest bus
me** <wt Tprist*. Their Hop Bitter*
have reached a sale beyond all prece
dent, having from thr'r intrinsic value
foun<l their way ir -> almost every
houiehold in the 11 id.—Graphic.
Wowrx that have been bed-ridden for vesr*
hav<> been completely cured by tb* u»e of Lydia
E. Puikbam « t cv’tAslile <Yxu|*>nutL
A aMAt.L quantity of nickel added to <
iteel makes it harder.
Bmkll is not always a sufficient test
to th* presence of dangerous air. Or
ganic fxuaous are perfectly intdorous,
and have no smell whatever.
Oman against fever and all malarial diseaaea
by using Kidney- WorL
Tn only form of oath among the Bbo.
shone Indians ia, “ The earth hear* me.
The sun hear* ma BhaU 1 "
If yon are hairle** and eapgy there i« one
way. »n<i no more, by which von may be
mad* earele • and happy - u»e i'ARBOt
a deodarised extract of petroleum it *lll
positively make new han grow
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and all forms of rsosral dsbUlty relieved by
usuut M**—«*•* Parrosiaao Bass Tome, tbs
only itreparsUuo of beef eoutaialtaa its enure
nutnUou* proparttos. Il contain* U.-wd-*naS
ln«. for w gsn*raMaa sad Ufa snrtaintns tr-op
•rtMto. is InvatasNeln all *nf**N*d coodiUooa,
vbetaar Um result of *ih*ss»inn. tosrvoa* nrss
tratra. orerwork. or aeato itiss**i, uerticulsrly
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sgvd l»«ly ** matron in a yoaax Isdtrs'
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generally.
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KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES,
FNtIIKE GOVERNOR#, Ab. #*nd for
PricreUxt W.H. DILLINGHAM A CO.
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If yon are
Interested
In the inquiry—Which Is the
best Liniment for Man and
Beast! —this is the answer, at
tested by two ReacrationH: the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI
MENT. The reason is sim
ple. It penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to the
very bone, and drives out ail
Inflammatory and morbid mat
ter. It “goes to the root” of
the trouble, and never fails to
enrv in doable quick Unit.
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