1
H AM l M l- V. IM tltlMi.
M i !) !-- 1- thrown v.v.ty every win
ter iii the ormneu '.nanajeineut, of,
stock, i do not moa-i the folder p.ctu-
ally
tha
ter
iKSSS?
feed four ealv s and six yearling? all ,
wine-, aril :n the sprint; they aie no
lart than n the Previous fall how :
nitli.i "I l'.? .OUtler ttiej tOtiSUmcu is
wasted V I will Imvc a pile of liianure
prop.rtlatetothe folder eater, but
it wo i!! be worth 1:0 uiore lha:i the j
cos: uf'.ti ! l.ib'r in staking care of the
stock. Ir. onb-r t'i K'a'iize any gain on
tbesp r.nwn ils, I mcsA wait for tli extra.
growth th :y rn :k? in summer pi -lure. I
This, undou'-fifly ia the factual result I
cf wiiiterie't a l'.ro proportion of the !
your s cattle in IhH country, Thev arc j
fed eioiu;h to i..ep them alive, or may- i
be bettt r thai: this, to enable them to j
hold tin r own, that is, rot to fall away !
much. r.ret::m, there ho profit in
this kind of management, ai oa can
eee. '
. . . , , i
I'.en li'-'inal IS fed enough to
mairi'ai!!
i:i 1 locomotion, tuv! this, i
ot e I'irs-
.1 necessary, such additional j
food iiB it may L.iV) Wiil naturally, if it
13 T.O r'V : U ire J i Keep tl I :ll troni I reez-
in , ..; ' ij t t ,.r-oi tl 1 .w r
11,1 rt "'I-" o..eu ue .ase;,
crr.xvtli if i rni-irr ..t- tnivr f ..!
i,roMU. n a joinlj, oi.e, .mi IJ.ur. Ii.Il
if it ist.iatnred fir full grown. The in-
CI Clse or gr'Wtn W ll! lit aCCord'.l.g to
v: 1 f 1 o:i-: Tf I ! - r-r.r' i
cotirse or v.e;:k, Mich as sttaw or poor
Lay, the ar.im.tl cannot consume more
that: en.i.i .'h to maintain vitality, Le.-j
Etront r or rieii-r f n! is t-s-et-ti.i! to
pro.i.s. I s!:i tilj txpect to rna'ri'cn
thi. wi'.h (..lve., by 'vii. - :!:e:n eac'i
a ;;:;;;; it day oC bri:. j::.d oil-nv..
iniy.-'!, t'.vi.- parts i.f bran arid ' :.c ; a'l rf
Oil-:t.ea!. T::oy wov.'A 1 1 kr, 1 in
toor.-jy i-tab'-1 with a rack for !;av on o::e
S! 1: ill,' t bOXf
s i . i r
si-.'a! or.
r, t,
fin '. i ti.nig': i-i the stabl-- for water to
be tatried to thrill. I v.'-'iild not it:
th.'te calves out of the stable once dur-
iu; . i.c ttiniri, l iti'iuu ..'u t.'-iiuu 1
ot:i '-very day, and a l.lth; nesh litter 1
st. alt'. ii"i i i; t :.e !1 xr
ti ,i i i i c . .
.( t!: s.? c.uves had a feeding of roots
with their m
I should consider then
management about perfect, but all the
, . . , . , , , ..
roots I have might bo needed for .he
fattening cp'.t'e.
pet all the l ay tht
ib.lt the Calve WOUld
would
T'li,. '
'' i
y?:irliiigs,-.in th-'' contrary, would bt! tied j
in the st.'.b'.i- with halters. This treat-
ment would gel tli' i.i aer-ustom:- ! to be-
kg liandinl, m.'.k'u.g them gentlo. They j
would be f( ,i double the quantity of the ;
eaaie mixture, bran and m'-al, with a j
ch.iri'" fi.e.i 1; 'j to ro: k t. Ti.ry
VteiM b,. :::! : 1 into !( yt.rd ::i tl;! I
mi.ld'e of th ihiy to drink. Tidi f.-o
cu aits ol m. -.ii would make growth, and j
i:i the si ring I -h. m'd p. ct tl.t-iu to bt;
laru- r tl..::i rh-. y '..tj iu th.e i' tll, and in ;
t'Vi'l, i'" n-t I ..-it. r, i-o-eti; ion. TMi !
voiihl ,:p :v than pay f-r tha meal, lor j
they won.dgo into pa t-ro .tu.i.g and
Vigorous, a:,.!
whi. h v lul.l
gill to grow
I ! e ti: cu t :!
: inter but :r.;ir
at once,
-l ev had
f'L!-r,
a month.
Iiotni'lg i'i the w
for th. :i it ',v,.'.iM
k- t;, -n
l't-rh-ips, ;
would f hi ive.
:l St.li-iid
-r. i. fo
so t:
tilc'V
I'i.i: .Nutks. A!! pors' v ho e i-;-templato
keeping I j c.i er :-tarti:-g an
apiary, slioald imiv in tke tht ii seleotioi'
of !. s, as uoll its choose t! ' style : a
movable fran". 1 ive t! ey or. ot to f.-e,
.ll hives slouid b 1 i.ia :. duriug the
winter 'no:;o.. from th L( st of well
seat-a.t 'i I u : -1 ! y:r, end m atly p iiateil
wiih t'.vo co .u -r '-1 piiut.
-n iii .. tan s c-etio.i of Wi to
start ,1 ! ,,t.; ,iy ivilo, Jotl : hoUid CllOO.S'O
suc'i tt.t. P;, as .'lave nice, br'g'tt a-jA s,
with a r. i-o:itt!.j r.moa..t f honey to
last.ur.t il ti ;t I. i --'. - A-.- :i i i'.-;-.:'. It Las
Wen to many qua:-' :t puzLng quest i.-' 1
to know how to jfo.tct a ato. k of i,.t .
tlutt haj a ; - i ;:l.o ot;. t , :i: this iaso:: !
oftbewar. si to out leaders
thiit thi i rati ;.iv iivs be kuo.vo by rais- I
ing up tha hive s ightly, and if y(u that i
ytt:ig white ettiio yo bets lying on the '
bottom boartl, you can be suii: the i
poss;s.se3 a yo! Uii- que. n. a at ::
stock j
in be I
relied cm as being e- ehoieo. !
l'yrt i!jur,,iu;bolte ii, is a ko.kJ juosti- i
tute for tha br.t s i;i j. l ice of faritit. it j
shoiiU'. le plac,-l :u Kiallow h.x.s a 1 -w :
rods from ti:o ix e r :'i.is, f. the b- t
will vioit aii 1 ';.;;i tt tiui -ive-f -u nice
warm d i:t.
In or 1. i t stir.i ilator y..r.r fLies- if.d
best ;s f.-r e.trl . t i. rdir;-t Voti ou.:!it
to foV. t!te ji ',... t.'ae.- cunces f
newlv i- 1 -ir.o. li.l'il A h - ir ;
each day. av
d i' ;oti Pav- f,her stocks
uiiuio (..-M,:: !!:! suj IbtM, we roe
ommem. :a ; y
into sin. ill bi. ;
brood co al - oi
thf bees v. ii! i
i be t.rv'f tt-id Pre ken
. i . . i ,i i
. , t'.-'-:r ui. Wiitu toe I
o'.i'Ci ; uvir fio'iu. i
i .:: '.be sa Ote.
Last, tlio.t u. not least, wo n commend j
tloit tl'l .loi.l Ui.c O..iil 1 I ., ..li-.i-.Pil n-mf !
from unor eaeli Live or stock, ..nd see '
well to it iha. etch stoc-1: has a .proiitie
queen, as vell ;is a lull r-.'iaie of Lom-y !
or artiticial food a t ahoveiiec : "tiienile.l. :
to last them until the ilowers v. i'J ugair.
supply thea.:. Alw ars u. .i ilrsl-ciass
honey extractor, as well as.i bee tamer j
ir you wish i.o oujciod with :uid to j
make them pi v. :
Fok serof ul . ory-;ipf!a.-. tter, .iMt rlii'f.iu
Aka disa-.e, lmoir, . ore ., erunt Jis. rjicii-
yk s, b i '...'..
T -,. e.l!.! '
S A-.
a b, tu.no.--j, i't;;
.-. u:-
1
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'e.d d, cr' N 5i r;i.v.v!y ever ! ;vN. ,1 ,
itl'.a s it, il' eiey ia t ,V.tT Jic.inn.l.i! i i
Cie.it ill o.t Pure'., r. -i .S,i ? -.ip;. rioiift ,- : t r
a'r..' Wtitr.it. a t r t a..' I y K. ..'a u-.
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P-.-aai i'da A 'jiit.-.
j ttvi v rt ;
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co'l, .ia! .vil. e-otj'o-i.'. . . i. Vs-ai.d i.anrr-
)!t ;i: :ut !.. ii i . ,').; i'o.l to.1.;
t'.-r : .: a- ei , : - :..o-i.r : :n. n tre-.t.
lira.' -' . arol ; : a eu;ie -. t JO-- K-,. I
lei's C. ; o :. - o i on ;.. :i
It . a a:. ;:o' - i' -r-.i ti. i, v. to
y. ti p iy, I. u -t nib Ij.'o.: Vi oa
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tbe i!:if.ir:,! b.iir. it alno I - it."
f be !.;-
ur 1. w:it to r.at- i..r r. . . r.ob ,' or I
cr-.y. Uican, ei. Aa-t, b..,..-. ;..', 1 a:.
f umeti.
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s. Tn ab -e moI
rre.ii ?erv.' i;e : :
oay s i, -e. . '.arv.-'..as rtire.-.
tJ.IM.I triHl bo'.:.n fie" to fit 0:;-
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WEEKLY POST;Two TO, My for
U J ft Democratic Xft-
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"Olia! A ll 1 1 1 1 1 1 lt lil t IOI1 .
ry jj Qf ie I031 lo
A
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Great Wrong-Ri-htecl.
rPTTP piTWDTTRP- WFF1TT.Y PHT i
nilJn'j ,f JjLI fUiil ;
oi.nar.itul:itr. it. I ..-m ..-ra-;; rea.i.-r on the cinwn !
olan.w .:ar. un.Ier e.-i.j :i.,n th.tt have ut cs- ;
i-tel l.:r-L.in:r'.-:.r ai-"-i:urv I
';in D'lt the f.1.1. rin' In the new,
Kinj uiit the Jal.-o, rant in Use true."
Cievelan.l r?n.l llr.lrii-k have hern eleete,!.
Alter tne h.nrth ot .Mar.'h ti ere will be a Demo- ,
i p.t.ihtie? toi the j.ro- ress. prof iierity and ad- I
I vati'-ement oftl.e eounrry. " :
, As 'Ins IVst hn Iril-orod uneca-ina-ly fortwen-
i tv-tiie ve;rs tr the.-e ulutious rcsuiw. fo it will I
et-n. to th-n-w a.i.niui.-tra'.ion a hearty urect- !
in an t ci.rl.al sup;. on in the re-estahttshment i
ol principle- and p(.I:. ies vital to the puhhc wei- ,'
J hire, by ret-rmina a--use.'. rUhtin kmiiiij anl
1 a"crt in t he Ftiprem icy d tt.e 1 10:111. era t .e M 1 1 h. -
We are ..:i the tl.re-l,h..d-l -1
rt m t ev-t,r :m i
tr-a' eh in:.--. To .1 Hctil.
I I----. land's e e-otl.-n. the ;;.u
r.n 1 I..-!
'1'HK F: Kt.Y I'.'-T Will
t w!;o rii'Ii-'l iii ;
i- id.l ui inn-rc--i .
:ti t. kr-Mi fully
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::t "i I-!;'. j t.e e..n:ii si s-,oli ol C.:i:re--it-vc:
more i .:cr. -t 'tis' in its '-r., i.!.-r ;i"i.i.
Ir. a!! its i n .-I t -; m ; rii i-u t -. Tit r H !:i:ki.y
1 'w'r w'" 1 y ' -i; rr-r aid r. 't .
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H--U.- at. I . - .1 ,1
III -tit " iv ;
hi itnt
I ni'.l ' n the.r Ut llii.-t f :
I c. wl:i!e it m trKei reports will n pretesreil with
p,..-.,., Ulilll ev;.r t.c!(jre r..i
j "i1 I11; - I'' ?' 1
"'I. cement :ir..l K-h- n th- p iny and its
i cho-en r-pr-s..,t..tr I.y exten.i.i.e: tii.- cir.-ula-
tn.n id lem..cr:!c j .ipers, Weare r.-i P.Mfer on
,,'artv to ,i,v stm- '
.ti.t.i- with a o!.-izi;i the
or -i mat -rr v i f the Amerlctm
to- pl". and in a lew it w!l he called on t
a.luiitil-ter the jj.-iu-r l (.-.,-. ei n n -. i: t I mt;. u
mmbty an.t h.:s ( r. ;.
imiiiwc irf i-si!-..'.!
ti lui.s i I- I i-r sir ever, line
.year, t-i-.iari- iiri naiil
i .oo
Ire., lo.'l l f li-ry rll"5 r ton
SOIIll till .-.ia;t.3r '4fti4'H.
JA.
Pi 1 "Mis tier;
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Ai!..: to ei''-r tli
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wittiont. Pi is, ;o:.
n-i to i-scap. i s t
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X.i ku'. j.ct is too
i s intediiien! iy and
;o:i't s, it;s;o;.;ijo ut
o;:e". H Ins the
v. rid tnbti';iry to us wattts. and eei v-
w.-.-re i;s agi i.t.-. m;iy ! fo'ii.d, ul -rt to
i i p:i: t iculars of ail p.jssimr
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Its nt One D-llur a year at.ti aiTi-xtra r-oj ,y
; otveti with every dim of l' i. Jt is tl:- n.,'t '
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j thority than their own practice. Landed : husking tl.ey will be thiown out un-
th Hrr..i.urK wkkklv Patriot i a i.iro I down from their ancestor.-. Dnt we i,usked. This is no uncommon prae
eiBht page tu-et an-i contain a r,.atcr variety f j fmj that there are causes operating j tice amor g corn prowers who take pride
re.i.lmsf mutter than ny uttii-r j.aj.cr ruln:-Oif Q. or i ......
it i r.cwy. .(-. in.'tm-'tive i'i.j entertaining. j against old time met nods however i jjj tli-ir own seed-corn. Wheu it comes
The sulo.Tiiir.tiri iiri.-o of tiio Wk!:klv TathkiI' is i .... - , v..,, . . .
liAi-r:,!.uii: o.in m a.iv.n.-e. ! good in their day and raptd.j a better t0 huskn.g there ought to be four tim-s
C L U Is Ii 1 N G . and more intelligent course 13 beirg j as many 4 ars thrown out as will be suf-
The Wkkklv 1'vrmuT an. I N'.-v V.,rk If-, J -j tj , f C( VVf P.ligllt State here that tLO i ficitut fo- Sf'P.l ..'! thev will nr A,Mt
Sun will he sent to my n!.!-c-. p..-: 1 vne ' i "Wcuo 1U tj'.eo, ..U intj Will proO.lolV
year I r l.tO: the Webkiv I'atki.t nr,. N-w i
Yrk W'rrkly World anv ii.Jln --. in .-t l-rx -i, Ut
OMoyeirli'rl the Wk.km.y I'atihot i thn
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the Phila.leli'hii im.i New York papers. The i
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now eiial in all relleets and superior in some to
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for three months, in advauce: 50 rents lor one
niui.tli. in Kcivan.-e ; to ejuhs of tlve. i'..o-J pereopy
per annum : to e'.uhs of ten, j?4 o'i l er .pv per an-
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SSYSTHM IN FARM I Mi.
The best and most successful farmer
is he who uudcrala tills Lis luislucsa and
reduces his knowledge to a practical
system, which may be readily taught j
ami easily understood. Although men !
nave oceii Hcip.n.iu:? mnhsi j
soil and its productiveness for ages, yet j
their modes of ptactice are nearly as j
wide of a uniform system as ever, j
When we find one who recognizes and j
conforms to the fundamental principles
I of aiiricultiirai science, we find numbers
who lauoh at the idea of any other au- j
ca'.iie Ot the great, au VUllCtuifUt lllliu
hns b-en made in the cultivation of the
soil, has been, to a great extent, the
work of the agricultural press. The
. - i ti. 1 j t 1
produces simitar results, mature re- j
. ,1.. r, r- .- t, , , ri lirCPMftl IT IT) TT.A- !
V. tillis inn aiiuu.-uiio.. to .
portion to the efforts he puts forth to
merit her favors. If he puts the soil in
a mechanical condition favorable to the
I circulation 01 air pmon us parucies,
i the ejects of drouth are less fnit ami
and the soil ii in better condi.lon to im-
p-.trt tiouriiment Lr-I-J tliercio to grow-
Tlitre are ft ill o'.li'T tilings in the
diitunionot agnemuirai mioa leuge oy , seed afu.r Ul8 best shaped onts have
this medium, ahd the invention and j been taken for home use which are
general introduction of labor-saving . the btst ? First . The medium sized
machinery, have tended to break up, in I Que because u,e ,arge oneg Hie mQQ.
a great degree old and empirical practi- j strosities iu a small way, and not so
ces. The use of impioved implements f like!y to reproduce themselves as to pro
necessarily improves our methods of j duce a diversity of earg) sotie iiitgf: and
culture, producing a more general un:- some small. Second : The even-rowed
fortuity, which on soil of equal fertilty OIie?j bpca,jse irregularities in the rows
.1 . ...I :t. -...-.Jl
c
who Carcfid'y iays out Lis farm in prop- ;
er hei.ls, makimj a map of the same, I
devoting each tleld to a sitcession ot !
corp., with suitable mania sng, Lasir.tr j
the iota ion upon the adaptation of v.;e
1 .. , .i
crop to ht particuUr sods, and pursu.i.g
ad his opera-ions with a Pb,n. do-ng
everything jut at Me r.ght tiu and .
wuu a iien i tuieaiiou ia iii.iic ttAjiL-ii-
j c-nee. and the lights of science as ayaiia- j
.Lira, Possible n. his calling, wiil un-
."'i T-f n"? '"to the '
B,sitI:lIir; .,.,.. kc-o a rccoi J of all Lis !
ir-u, ::::s :
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oi : -i ! u-':nev. If no ke,-p.: no accouiu .
; Ol tl: exp'-hJ'-t S of produ-iion, he does
leu, k,:oV '. i.i'Li:er ;t;:v i.mi lo pii.i.uo-o
..t pr. ;;. o.- a hs ; it is ai, gm-sswo
with lurn, and this Las given e.hal
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I wh.cli it. Las amtnig a. large cms?. j
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: mi conclusion. I wou'.l cull i oe a'un- ,
Up,,, .u'atl farmers to the in- - rtacc, of
I:- - ,Ii :i (-; rri i.' f.-t io -. r.l .1' '
(r -.1
'tn. r v.ay can s
.ns-.tc ions, for iu no
ot te r v, ay can so i;u:i' a tund ei bum i
i knawl-'dgf !e oblai'ied with the same
j tt'oi ;;.; a -.id eXj'cno. Tiio farmer's
abiltj to transact his business iu a bui-
! iis.s-!ikc n:. inner is inci'".-ts-d in propor- '
IV'?'1,'''
ti-et to Lis knov. l-oio-f. (.; pjs husotiis.s in '.
1 in the Same proportion are :
his pi'cCt.-i increased. (., in Oh e Farm-
cr.
It ni-rh eu Itti'e,' .,. irs out r,..! Mki-. l -,(.-.
ltoi'.h los ns,' for 't.iras IJuriii.r.s. !.,
'liin pci.p.i'. 'Wo j,' l-t,-t;, K.-i..eMr,
rstort's iiesitii and iot r, cur,.-, ip, sni'psia,
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Umiiih on Ti.'i.ttia.-tu',' 1 i- ;.oi' roltef. l.".t.
f.-i.jes who won : i re tip.' i in vim, s atui
i i. i an oi ii j mei.B ii'aun ive-
! newer."
i It ii'l.l! ''.!'. .. r.'ii I L 1,1 e. ,1 . 1
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;..:e.
Kiies, roai hes. at t, t'i- I ttuus, ra!.-, mice,
Clear-- 1 out by 'p.ettli on It tts..' l.l.
'Uouiili on Co
tio'Clies, 15c: liquid,
..
1 .1.... 7 .1 . .
v. ........ o -i..v in iii'riopn.i'iii. titty
ami .lelieate, use '.-,'s' Heattii Itenewrer."
'Ueitoii on Ilei.tif Tooth Powtter. Try it
pv. 3
'H''-rvou 'eakne-s. Dyspepsia, He
D' bi.ity cured by 'Welii,' lleaitt. Ueneo
fi.
xual
WCI
M-tlnr . wan. Worm Syrt.p, for feverb-
uess. worms const ipntlnu : .:ist :-less. 2; t.
Miejun! irritation, all Kiiiney and Urina
: ry fiimpisints cured ly 'IPjeliu-p.ijha.' 1 1
i.. .:,i o. 'l!"-' lioff from the stem and husks, vet not
m in f.umi:;;r so upportant. Ho i i ii,m- i
.Mont sveat, fever, chilU. malaria, dys
! pepsja, cured by 'Wells' Health Kenewer.'
$6 00 ! '!-V InisilMiid (write a lady) is ttnee tiiers
53 - t!ie man since usiii 'Wells' Health Kenew-
1 00 I If you Brp futlirc, 'trnken, worn out nu:
I.ervous, use 'Wells' Health It-nfiv.-r.' f 1.
i r-. v ,:,o:ee of Kidney complaint in Amr-r-ie:
: 'Iltietiu-pa'tiu' ii a quiet:, complete
-"IB. M.
Jt is n..-v about five yeao, t,i:;ce firt-t lie
aii feliii)-' Kl.'s (a-.-aoi liilta, a..d fruia t'.e
l:::.e of i!s Iitt inn.idui tior t'tiet.- !,;is been
a lirotto."; iletiian l for il. e.t.d st t ir as I ettti
le.oti ii U tiveii very n tn.it b.trNi,!eLioii to
ly eti-'i-mets. rot,.;ti.'i i a ititrr'i retn
e lv of eoneiM' tn-rit.-A. P.. Ptiuas, Drue
K;;t.. M-oi: r-.se, P...
I lie li...o-! wotiid iir.t. I wits a ;.r(-at saf
' rer fti.tit et-t.iti h. .My l.o-tt i s w. re s.si-.i-oe
to .iii, ; ut Titties ti;,- cioo.i -.vouii it-ti.
t'tui at ii 'v- 1 eotild hjrdly 'ir-attie. 1 u--.-ii
i'.i; 's ( eua J!.iin. 'I n i'.:iy 1 am a !ivui
'A.!tie-so! ,t.s i-llat.toy. i'eler Lruee, Fat
t.iti, illmeti., X. V.
Jliil-lsfuS, 1IOI.I.OWAV CO
I'.'..Pu!.-!pliia Ai;e!it
( itf.rP, WHOOP1NO t'Orili! ami tveti
Aso.uoi imiiie'iaUl:i relit ved bv Acktr's
il iij.Ka lo-.at-.iy. hold uutier f-a.-uani.o by
?3 v Tf5?T?q(155- V
W x3 fcri Si SiJ ll'? jt 2i
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feiro.oi, !,t t.,- i rt
n.y l.irf st.-.
Iy it.rit-.i
ELEGANT FURNITURE
i-afior and Chamber Sulh,
CIIAIilS, CUPBOAliDS, SINK?.
BHD SiPJIxO MATTRFSSK,:
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, i ,,r..d ,i,i , T .1 I - . . ... i..i... Kiriniiomiirsi in Ht 1IHUI. '-f . . .. -
,rikJ -I' . A - . ,,v - 'i i.ti weary acrjiri vm in the mail o; -.-.v.-- 7 - - -1 -;r---ii i-w ...
," ..f"- V.'1 .oiv oa loi.k.-i.nai, w((ti. ri:i of !v n, , - 1 -S Tl - -M '2. " -
, ,7,' ;,. -re', i , l,,tf ' boxof MeOonai.Csiair.rove.1 Livrr P.lls. t ' 3 ntt,..., , J!." X,'.;;rC M"
Te t .ti, . . i . '''-r 'ii"d buyers can have tl.ir u.ttey : - ,
. .1. ... t ' .1 'eWmd.'d to rti.at-i efundeil. Johnston. !Ioi.i.ntvv .& vJ '
t w ui i ur ;;ui iy l o till ?. ,
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VOOU SL'ED-COKN.
It is a poor plan to take seed-corn
from the bin. or even save it nt husking
i time. It ought to be selected just when
the kernels are hardening, about the
first of September. Then, in passing
n.iuuu n. e ucm, ouu tain .see wncre two
ears are set upon one stalk, which
should be of medium height, leafy and
erect, with ears well covered with
husks, ami well tipped cut. Such ear?,
u,,on suca stalks, particularly the. Lest
eais on two-eared ttalks, should have a !
string tied arounl them so that at the
be a fine-looking lot, with few excep
tions. If the vaiiety is a favorite, or a
really good one, there will very likely t e
a sale for these ears at a good price for
indicate an uu fixed type, and a tenden
cy to depart fiom the type. An eight- i
1 1
rowod corn should always be eight-
ear ; with the Z twX;.," i
rowed, and eigLl-rovved throughout the
teen, or twenty-rowed ears. Ten at the
butt, and eight at tha tip, bhows a
wrong tendency, as already aaid, iu the
matter of type ; besides, it shows au ia-di:.;-.tion
to l'o; Lu big butts. Thild :
TLe but Is muot bo small, easy to break
to ,,rcnk off R ;e.uher thron l ,iave
been into the iields of corn toLusK ai-d
L;d ruy haijdH bli:3lt.red in a shlrt tllJU,
OI1 account o the size and toughness of
t .... . it-
tne butts oi the ears, while in other
cmMi , he work of husk- was a
rea, ,,1,,,,,, at ltast f()r a short time.
Fourth . Tbe cob raust be sma
sira'.'.'ht and si i tf. T in rv of tp.A ..-..
u t.;,si; ;.L0WU , the length of the
WLou WL.;,ri. Mc , C(jm ,,,,,
on tLe tiir-t,ie Co hlu'2nk:i more lhu
" fl"'tllU "''" ,l jj" Uie kpr'
7-!:?
l't" -l'J) V l'i fO'lftt Ji)T -iij aiXl.
'
1 I' (in., ir. 1:.! 1. - .
ti.itl ot inaiiiaxin:-' to the SUCci-.s;ul
growmg of gtTden crtips, let him look to
th' market gardeners wii.i supply the j
city markets with vegetabdesam! fruits. I
With mantire, much cf it, Ptld the lust !
that tiiii be Lud, is r, cnno'.ant cou.iidtr- i
ai'on. itaniiuai crop is taken iiuui the
land but heavy t-qiii alio, t returns in
the ship-? of manure are made, llich
as tJie 'at: I may be this is piled n every i
y.Ttr at ?. rate tbr.t would aotor.ish the !
Uiiitialed, even though it was thottgh. I
to L.-. Liml 'he pardoner was '-buildiug
'-p." Tinny . : '"i ty tons a year of v.el! j
rotted, black maniac is usually applied. I
They pet il by keeping the manure j
teams going almost the year round,
rocking it up in largo or small lots
wherever il can be had. Let the kitch- j
in gardii'TS lake a ltt..ou fria this. ;
Minor and Kanucr. '
An Avaricious Aed.
a itreat. tinny people can liu present
an avrienus one. T!ie Americau, as a
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i 1 U If, 1 II II I j i u a il' e i . t ii - n : I l it i i i
.i..ii...i. - .oi..'ii7, niir.nri 1-1 '.lit I'tiiStilU
I Wi-nlth, iiealtii. or lOo.-.-.ttr.-. The ueiierat
tt tnieiicy of our race is '.ovvani exn-.-s, tin t
' ,:l!ls siiou u Du ctir-tu ;y uuardeil p.s?iii-t.
T!1" love of mn'ii'v is neinraiiy cteiitti with
. . ...
MOITIIT mill I.T O .,' In,, n'l
-- - ' " "". o l"-"lin:
, R;!''"' ntterl plenty of tin; root. It caan .i
' tolrt Trnnl tho ntirnseoi iv of the follow-
s wh.-tlier tlm writer iutendert a whoio-
i r"113 cure, or wm-ther tie wistied to ko into
in tie riei'Uolt ioii ;
J AMKSTOWN, l'A.
Da. S. n. Hahtman ,t Co. At wlist
p.rlce will you furntsli I'kuina by tlic gal
lon ? 1 am althcte.! wti neuralgia ami
tarrh. I liave taken three bottles of I'euu.na
and it is he!pirij me. L. IJ. Moats.
Thf.uk never lias been offerer! the people
of Cambria county a medicine so deservirg
ol praise and patronage as McDonald's ce!
sSSrSi!
and -tVeetivt Itesa. Tiiev are rusitivelv t
eretttt si .. or-;i .'estro'. i r of the . .Vaov
e i;; iren riiiie, eon' tt.uh I! v and fiuallv die.
their parents tvi-r .ir.-a.v.mj: that their "on.
aebs are n i. ste.l nr .l eatea tbroiorh with
wornii
i iveniy-iive c-eiji-. ,ave-.ed in a
....A ... .ui-,1 Mtiii.js reietir.ite.i norm 1 o'.v-
de;s wuuh! :ixvc .-.ivol the iittio stuTerer's !
life atal ai n bai l: its rosy cheeks and !
btoi.mina he.tith. Any e.ise of faiiuie to
cai.su lepuii-iou vi'here worms . !bt, tie
n.tttiey pr-.aintly refunded. Sold by K. !
Janie, K'aetisburcr.
.Johnston, Hoio.ottay A Oo , I
6-'.).-lyJ Puiladelytiia Aijents. '
.. ... .... i . . . ...
Imadrtiphm. "A-eats.- Io-0.-ly. !
. '
. "I DON'T FEEL WELL !" The stoma-h
!dyN-o.ViV V,,l-,,l,!.A,.kK'0!:.i
pep..t:i Tbb'ts -.p-.' avoid thii ter-iiil,. s-
ee. i.y K. Ji-mes.
F rsi4ai;tMi v:-a x is.ir.
C"'P"1 'f'-" J V M ' ' 1 ' FT T V-, . ,
?r0TE0Tr3M MUTUAL
ffr f ?ft?!re ?fr ('sripi,
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or :.--Rcrsnau;cc. a.
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Only 7 A
r:r::e::ts in 42S k'-itrs.
PHOPHHTIZS
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(iEO. M. il f AO !C, Frf.siij.-.!.'
VvUi.it: f. jtt :'ri?'cizr;
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OF
Wolfs Pioneer Clothing House.
TO CRUSH OUT
GHlt-Ecla-ecl
TtllB ftlUST Mm WILL
OUR LONG AND ACTIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE SALE OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
And Gent's Furnishing Gocds,
Gives us the advantage of knoiving the wants of all classes
of pcojjle. An e.x)cHcn co of th irtij yea rs of su cc ess
fid business enables as to bay or have made
such clothing as will suit the trade.
Our Stock of Spring
!" " 'Pf
iwiv titer, the &t tile, irorktnan&h in anrl
ut Hi is or an,, other tons: All our to,is ar inatlr to orIr ami tl,v
jtrircs are waled ,l,nn to (lcc -rapid sales. I-:ver;bdf a ill therefore
subserve Vte-lr own Interest it by huuina at
GODFREY WOLF'S Old Reliablo CLOTHING HOUSE,
NEXT TO POSTOFflCE, ALTOONA, PA
" vvn-, r .
I . S.-Our Youths' Departments contains the largest aad best a-ortmei.l of
clothing in the cit v. and our Stock of 1 unnshiniy flomli is unsuip. i---fd in ouinM-
ty, finality and cheapness by anv other stock of the kind hire or el-twhr-re 1
1 . .
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VOIXj Xj JLcXX'Ji'cXll'lS
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TO liil 11AJ AT TUK
GOLDltCTST
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aw-
Corner Eleventh Avenue a 13ih 3 Ire at AHoona.
whi;kk has jusp kek:, ur.vr.ivt.i, mwv t
: 2o.coo worth $ iiis quality asi best made clothiks
I xiiimj
I it i Ti' n i nr mpvt-h rrnvt,-tnri ,,.,r
HATS, CAPS, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ETC..
, rs n.-vy ther'.-Ior... re: as.-iirc. t:;t iney c.i c -r ve
j our prices l.rfore investing y.nr raut.ty c' ewiicie.
o ci '. . or :. r, o v-.-re ... - .v r. - i . . . -x . . .. .
ir 7
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ALl'lHi.NA, I A., Ill i'liiiiik iT. ls..-t!.
tiL85?rUdStficMuilJ,
113 & 115 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
alv.ajs
LARGEST AMD CHZAPH3T STOCK OF
r M ild Dress Gfoocls
NOTIOW3, WILLIMEFIY, C AHPETS, ETC.,
to pr found in f'amliriti or adioi
Ti;l fr-il not to call
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&ra Annnally Son asi Plastel in Half a fliilia Gaita!
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CT.ti3 Year's Catalogue Frea on Application.
g PETER HENDERSON &
Always Buy The ews?tahdT BBT!
hen It don't coit any niryo tii-vn r.n n-T-.-.o . )Vf. j: . - .:, , d , , . ( . ,,,r v . . .
Lily tirijps yo'i w !..:ioi! f-r s i m- m. 1 ...
MARVIN'S SUPERIOR CRACKERS
CtMftrR nvroc rtr n. ' ' "' - -
WNGER F,i,"'ERS- CIS CCOr'ES, St"n E5 vour Gr?..U '.'.cLVrr ir.ni'
1 DIAMONDS AND SVEcT hEARTS t e-n'-i fu
lltu KUrabY Miiii CAKES. WHIT?
TABLE GISCU1T. fast what vau want.
EXTRA SODAS AMD
ALW AYS AK FOR M A KVIN'S CI!
Offlco and Factory, 91, 93, 95
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j I.'iy out your mouldy closet? and -
lars.
j Never di?t ru'. b tioso a.' a S'uiiu
i warner.
Thf- Foil for crrn tnnst be dry, rii '
d well puivt ri-d.
(lews that yiell the rips m ik a
! rulr'. arc never fat.
! A little cm.rc-x! f-d tsif:ei.ow f:, .
then proves Liueiici.il.
Tin- fust eln.fTit cd .-uccess in ;,
; care ot live-stork is fondness for tl.
stock.
l"e the cm iy cnb lightly. WLf.-r,
is used roughly it is a source- of &i.,
I Pail).
Never tit.: :i a horse i j the stable.
; The dii.-a IoaIs hi cr:b, and makes L.:..
loath h.s food,
j New Yoik aril Pennsylvania gi r-
two-thirds of all the buckwheat pr i-dtic-d
in this coutitry.
It is asserted that "there is no. n: f
farm Land in 10,(M who knows Low to
feed live stock."
The cellar should be kept strietlv
clean, and decaying vegetable matter is
often a source of disease.
Young pigs always sell for good prices
and return a larger profit in proportion
to cost than Logs.
A farmer in Plymouth, N. II., rais, i
last year four hundred bushels of ouioi.s
on less than an acre of land.
Sprinkle a little lime (air si.ikf l)
over the potatoes in the cellar. It v. j).
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' l)C,i"1 30,1 run out vt ax :? Ri't:
! b,'sy Utne !E1X two ',!ils of Lii-i
cr,e fcach of Watk lei(i anJ wLtj;t
fl.iur, aiid apulv.
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IV hlf;"h t,,f-v l-
t well and do not f rer-yr ai e;ii'v as v I
! straw, s;lwdust or earth art- ,,-d
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1 'rocure a CC'al c !1 r !' ' ' -
j use p.eiity of rubbing and IrusJ;:.
i l"'enty of "elbow grease"' opens t: -
! pore soUens ,Le fckiu aijd lTomet
i the animal's general growth.
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weather ami free from draught?. Tl.:-:
does not nuan to exclude all
on 1
i air ; the stable should oe ventilitt-d. t;
i that can bo done without drai:' :
I Trie Oliio Agricultural L.ivr:rnr
jstatien cans attention to the fact'u.'a.
, in its experiments ii.utoe raised frei
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; and old ashes. I mix in the propoiii...
J of one bufhel ul a-.hes to thieo of el ,
I dirt, fclirring weil with the sh ,v...
j About two bust,H:s of this rnixtuie is '..
be spread aioun t each young tree, r:-
jug large, wt li-grov. trees moie. '1
manutf i applied at any sea0!:. It
i not i ile i'.reLi.J the trees any p.ttr; ;
! iubblll that wuuld Latbor mict'. I..
! summer ke'-p the v .eeds away Ircm tl .
i trees. Llxperiemjo has taught that tl.:.
j ferlilix-r scrvts a ve:y inipuitant pur
pose, iio. only in supplying the tr-
with suitable food, but in mti.o-sii;
the soil and helping on such crops as 1
may choose to j-'ai.t ia my orchard. It
l is an excellent iLitiiircr lor any or.. ; .
! annual oi perennial, and the ashes
Lard wooi), supply the trees with tl.e
element they most need and tbe fo:i
lacks, ltamely, psjtath.
It i- a i l-asure to fee how a you:
: orchaid will thiive after an f.pplicati.u
j of tins feitiii.fr. Sometimes I b.::::
j logs to get ashes for this purpose, aiidi;
1 Lave no chip-dirt. I go to a dead oak
! or hickory and scrape together the fai
j len bits of bark and the rich earth at
the bottom of the tree. It is a ven
good substitute for chip-dirt. It is
o'j-
j vious tha. this material is iich iu tht
j elements that compose the fo.nl of trees,
i I believe in keeping fruit trees weil fed,
j and that a large space around each tree
j Should be given exclusively to the tree
I from which to draw it? supplies. 1 nev-
er plant close to my trees, prefirrirg to
I Lave them branch low, nud to trim
j dots u rather than up. J. Vi. 7-,a-, t'i
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: Most farmer.-- u.easate st able or lust n)arJI
! manure by tbe Laid ; but the phrsse " i
load cd manure " :s as indeiln i'.e aa re
j cfiids value as a piece of chalk." "ot
only ilo loads vary i:i bulk, but there ia
a great difference in the plant food con
tained in each. Tbe character of a
man's farming depends largely on tht
Lir.d of manure Le applies to his so:'.. U
Le feeds stock mainly on straw, the ir. i
nure will bo so poor as not to te wor'.L
1 rawing to It 1 fa-ld-. cscrrt -.hen :ut-a
j and teams Lave nothing else t do.
j There is really more reason than is ci m
I inouiy suppose! ia tbe practice t f so:: -1
! oor farmers, who leave- their straw i:i -
i TtlirA to ro- .l-.w,. o..O 1.,.. frl.'e..;
till re to ro: down, and Luy ferti'17-
' "bich e-;ve equal fertility in snrii-i-i t:
Si-;-. Llul"-:c is ro re oa u'.v b -
p.-rs'ial;
bco;! SleCK. pr ipcilv fed. Will p.iv I
j fedii,- tr.ongh jrrain, oil-cake or m
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feci to make the manure v.iluab'e l-
ali crops. tmorie.oi Caltivit-n:
' Sat? ne'rhbor trit'.i'b 4,,Iy p'tl" cbl v.
' pftle end .-M-kty. tapid.y ll.s'ii.i-' -b, spi"
tito vari.it. le. st..J .-loei. tiut Ii lib -.....-.
i.-r cou.iiiiou WH-. iHCotniiiii r.'.u.i
j h R.iviet Ity a fneii.i to try Mell.'i -Celebrate
t Worm Ibiwi-r5. At'rvos'f : '
thice h::. sb.e t-xpt ::--ii the e:a: ir o.s - ". -i'O
it I'.J w.ati'." Nt-ijl b. r ba. .': r
, ii.iiii-.s jieli a.i. i t, vetui 1 bivsoels till.
tiei'.tet velttti'.ij. in ixitt-:.c. For si :
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' JOHSSTON, HoLT.owaT A' Co .
j Jhi:nd ,lpl..a A.'. : '
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. ' tie year, v, :..-!-. jm.r i.. as!...l i.. :
yo.,r horses ! eet-tie !o-,i.;h ir .-, at. year
' refuso to ttinve, iae iiei.s won't ' v t.-. e
i eiif-s r.s ibey ..h ...iii, ju .'. .b ra .i p.. -;
or two of Mt .'C. . iub. CM. 1-r.Vi 1 T o
: IPoed Put m ii, ' 11. .'.e a:,. I . - i'. v.
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t-'.O be.-t IP. is- E ib. Cattle l'ow.i.Ts '
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make Ibis offer. Kit it hv a.l ;!;b r-.
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