EY p SA—
AGRIC UL] TURE.
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all the advantages which have accrued |
to the breeders of shorthorn cattle, by
what in America is called the “boom,”
which has helped the breeding along,
there is still the fact that when farmers
want to rear their stock by hand,
there has not yet been found the equal
ef the shorthorn fer that purpose.
Several! breeds, under different eciroum-
stances, could be made into better beef,
but they wont give milk at the same
circumstances, wonld give more milk but
they can’t be made into good beef, and
are consequently useless to feed out
when barren or to rear as steers,
shorthorn can be reared out of the pall,
bred or arable land, will give a fair
amount of good milk, and can be fed
easily in stall during winter into a sala-
ble condition,
Ferrinizer, —A stick of wood burned
on the surface mostly passes offin gas,
leaving only the ashes; but the same
stick, if burned in a coal-pit, excluded
from the air, forms a mass of carbon of
nearly or quite its original Now,
BlZe.
combustion, and when this is done
under the soil, not only are the gasses
retained 1a the soil, but more carbon is
formed, and this carbon has
to appropriate the valuable gasses
ways present in the atmosphere. The
great value of clover as & fertilizer is
due, first to the carbon furnished by
the decay of the plant, and second to
the fine mechanical effect on
whioh renders it porous, so that the
atmosphere penetrates it and deposits
plant food. It is clear that better
fertilizing effects will result from the
plowing of it down to decay in the soil.
Ordinarily more can be made out of the
tops than {hey are worth for manure,
and if rightly managed, the roots will
supply the needed fertility,
al-
No. 150,000,
This is the number actually reached
this week by the Mason & Hamlin Organ
and Piano company in the regular num-
bering of their world-renowned cabinet
organs, Having commenced business in
1854, the average number of organs pro-
duced per annum has been 5,000. which
is 100 per week for the entire 1,580 weeks
of their business career. The Mason &
Hamlin organs have been sent to every
civilized country, and their sale never
was greater than at the present tume,
averaging from 10.000 to 15,000 organs
per annum, — Boston Journal,
Coroxer J. I, Tave, of Kansas,
gives un excellent article on cattle feed-
ing and states that he weighed five
year old, and they averaged nearly 900
pounds, having made a growth of 75
pounds a month from birth, He fed 50
from May to August, and they made a
gain of 100 pounds a month each, which
gain he attributes to their shorthorn
blocd. With alot of steers sired by a
shorthorn bull, as compared with some
by a scrub sire, but all from the same
stock ot cows, and fed alike
years old, the &elf-shorthorn steers
averaged 1,450 pounds, which sold for
5 cents per peund, and the others aver-
aged 1,250 pounds, which sold for
cents per pound, or $16.25 per head
difference, Mr, True says that the
“quality” of a bullock is that which
makes him susceptible of being fitted
for the butcher in half the time, and
leas feed than is necessary to bring the
coarser animal to the same degree of
excellence,
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TID POTTANT,.
When you visit or ieave New York City, save
Baggage Expre ssage and afTiage Hire, and stop
at the Grand nlon Hetel, wiite Grand Cen.
tral I
Ip Ala onal of one
yl ipwards per r
iestauran
M rae Cars, sages an
epota,
ey al the Grand
rat-ciass hotel in the elt.
3 Ku:
supplied
elevated raliroad to all
beter for less mot
than at any other
ssi li le
Tae commonly received advice to
orchardists to scrape the rough bark
from old apple trees, has been contra-
dicted, some having tried it and coneln-
ded that the practice did more harm
than good. The rough bark is a pro-
of temperature, The benefit
in other respects by men who take the
trouble, Whitewashing trees 18 equally
ineffectual for good.
Monarch Potato Digger.
One of the most
is the Monarch Potato Digger. It will dig
800 bushels per day, in a clean,
manner. Immense shipments have
made by the manufacturers, Menarch Man.
ufacturing Company, 206 State 8t,, Chicago,
lL, to every State and Territory in this
country. They are sent out on sixty days’
test trial to every farmer, and no one rais-
ing potatoes should fail of sending for their
full elegant catalogue in six brilliant colors,
The company is an old one, and perfectly re-
liable. See their advertisement in this issue.
pn A A ———— .
Drigp muck from the
is a exceedingly useful
for the gardener. In man
this country it can be obtained at little
more than the cost of cutting, drying,
and carting it. No gardener ever has
too much of it. It has many excellent
properties. It will make heavy soil
light. It will muke dry soil moist, It
will make cold soil warm. It is an ex-
cellent absorbent of water and gases,
It is itself a manure, and ean be used to
great advantage in our stables, cow-
houses and pig-pens, as well as for
mixing with manure in our compost
heaps,
material
.
Night Sweats.
fever, chills malaria, aye ia,
yells’ Health Renewer,” $1. peopl
Headache
ctired by *
Taz conveyance of pollen from one
flower to another in cross-fertilization
is effected naturally by the wind or by
the agency of insects and other crea-
tures, Flowers that require the aid of
insects usually offer some attraction to
their visitors in the shape of bright
color, fragrance or sweet juices, The
color aud markings of a flower often
serve to guide the insects to the honey,
in the obtaining of which they are com-
pelled either to remove or deposit
pollen,
DOMESTIC,
Grex PrrrEn Proxies may be made
after this somewhat unusual receipt:
B1X
heads of cabbage, two pounds of mus-
one of black and one
and of allspice, two ounces of celery
seed, one head of garlio,
poppers
and out in
pers with it, and sprinkle salt over all,
and let it stand over night, In the
morning drain the water from it, Put
the spices,
the pickles,
Liet the vinegar
and let it boil in the vinegar,
skim it out before pouring over the
vegetables. Puck in a stone jar and
cover with horseradish leaves, a cloth
over them, aud a tight cover over all
-
How to Secure Health,
and Stillingia,
will restore perfect
It is,
pleasant to
and has often proven itself the
best blood purifier ever disc overed, effects
ually © Ag scrofula, syphilitic disorders,
reakness of the Kidne vs, erysipelas, malaria,
| nervous disorders and debility,
complaints, and all diseases indicating
ure condition of the blood, liver, k
stomach, ete. It ¢ OTTe t
fally when the complaint is of
haustive nature, havin a
jossen the vigor
vstem.
arsaparilla or
Scovill's 8
5 er Syrup,
dood and Liv
take, to be
nn
id.
ney
espe n ex-
and
nervous
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Reviving Frow BES, — When
have been carried a long distance in
but with
be revived
and restored to their original beauty.
withered and worthless,
they should either
inverted box,
which
shut
a few hours, If they
do not regain their freshness under
this nursing, there is no hope for them,
but in all ordinary cases their recovery
is certain,
up
-Prepare and
to the recipe
When oooked,
Carvr's Heap Bore,
boil the head sccording
given in cook bo
strain the liquor and set it away to
cool, When, cool, remove the fat, fry
an onion in a Hhttle butter, dredge
some flour over it and stir until it
brown. Chop finely carrots,
onion, one turnip, and ploces
meat cut from the head, and put all in
add half a dozen
cloves, cayenne and salt, and boil two
hours, Before serving, thicken with a
little prepared flour; add half a tumbler
of claret wine.
ks
Re,
18
two one
BOING
-
Farmers® Folly,
some farmers adhere, even agaisst
the full light of fact and discovery, to
the old fashiened folly of coloring but-
ter with carrots, annatto, and
substances, notwithstanding the splen-
did record made by the Improved
Butter Color, prepared by Wells, Rich-
ardsou & Co jurlington, Vt, At
scores of the Jest agricultural Fairs it
Las received the highest award over
3
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a
li Aime
SPINACH A La Orexe, — Pick over and
wash the spinach, and cut the leaves
from the stalks, Boil in hot water, a lit
tiosalted, about twenty minates, Drain,
put into a wooden tray or npon
board; chop very fine, and rub through
a oolander. Pat into a saucepan; stir
until it beglus to smoke throughout,
Add two tablespoonfuls of butter for a
good-sized dish, a teaspoonful of white
sugar, three tablespoonfuls of milk,
salt and pepper to taste. Beat as it
heats, with a silver fork or wire spoon,
Flavor with a little nutmeg, Cook
until it begins 40 bubble up as
beat it, Pour into a deep dish,
round with sliced egg, and serve.
a
sur-
Carbo-lines,
The winter blast is stern and cold,
Yet summer has its harvest gold;
And the baldest head that ever was geen
Can be covered well with Carboline,
—————— AW
Burren —Take a new
flower pot,
an
will keep
in a
if set on ice, Milk, if put into
earthen oan, or in a tin one,
wet cloth,
The Hope of the Nation,
Children glow In development,
and delicate, use “Weils' Health 1
BAxED Bras, ~These excalient veg-
etables are quite as good baked as
boiled, and the sugar is better devel-
the baking process. The
oven should not to be too hot, and the
beets must be frequently turned, Do
not peel them nantil they are cooked,
then serve with butter,
Piso’'s Remedy for Catarrh is a certain
cure for that very obnoxious diseasé,
Carr's Brains, —8Soak the brains in |
water till all the blood is removed, dry
them in a clean cloth and then fry in |
butter or oil, Garnish with parsley
and serve, Or, after soaking them,
boil them in milk for twenty minutes,
them in vinegar for three or tour
hours,
A
Dr Kies Great Nerve Hestorer is ihe
marvel of the age for all nerve diseases. All
fits stopped free. Send to 981 Arch Street,
Mitladel hia, 1 Pa
Baxxp Bemny Houws,-—RBoll biscuit
dough thin, im the form of a large
square or into small squares, Spread
over with berries. Roll the crust, and
put the rolls into a dripping-pan close
together until full; then put into the
pan water, sugar and pieces of butter,
Bako them. Serve with any of the
pudding sauces,
“Rough on Pain,”
Cures colle, Samba, diarrhoea; externally for
aches, pains, sprains, headac Menta -
Ati, For man or beast, "5 an on, han
‘Ar what fe wero you married?
asked she Hiduighively of her lady
friend, The friend being equal to the
occasion, replied: "At the parsonage,”
HUMOROUS
He was a country
| young fellow, a little awkard snd bash -
| ful, but of sterling worth of character.
| She was a Oincinnati belle and had
sense enough to appreciate his worth,
despite his awkardness and bashfulness,
{ and was his flancee. On a gloomy
Sunday evening last winter they were
standing in front of the window» in the
| parlor of her home, on East Walnut
| Hills, watching the snowflakes rapidly
falling outside, He was not up in
| society small talk and, being hard up
| for something to say, remarked as he
watohed the snow falling: ‘“I'his will
be hard on the old man's calves and
sheep,” “Never mind, dear,” said she,
slipping her arm around him, “I will
take care of one of hem. :
Ix good hands:
You Can't Make 8! 300 by Reading This,
i even if you have chronic nasal catarrh
| its worst stages, for although this amount of
reward has for many years been offered by
the proprietors of Dr. Bage's Catarrt
edy, for any of catarrh
ure, notwithstanding th
the Remedy they are dom calle
| upon pay the reward, and when they
have been 50 « 1 have uni
{| versally found lure to cure was
in
Case sy cannot
yet HOUSE
RET
WO
has ma ade faithful
{ world-famed ame
{ and per
ons will
» 20 the
ASSOCLALI
the parti
oms in the case, iy 1
ivi
Alvi
: X., $ giving all
rent
w
t 5 0 free of
good
A prrosiron dropped in at tho office
i of the caaliier one worning to get
note discounted. The official was
sent, but in his chair reclined a plump,
rosy-faced individual who was asleep.
Turning to one of the clerks, and then
| glancing at the recumbent figure, the
visitor obeerved:
‘“Appears fo be on
terms with Morpheus?”
“It is his habit,” responded the gen-
tiemanly clerk, “he always goes
sleep when he comes here.”
“Has business, I suppose,
{ cashier?”
iT h,
pretty
with the
kas one of the
yes;
ment bank examiners,
gov
»
mtd Simeon
A irre girl was presented with
canary, ou Sunday, and after beatow-
ing the gift hor uncle said, “Well,
Effie, I suppose your bird will sing only
bymns, to-day?’ “I know will,”
said the demure little miss, who had
recently been reading about song birds
| and their habits, ‘What makes yom
80 sure it?” ourniously asked the
giver. “Cause it’s a him bird,” was
the naive reply.
Apopatiox of and respect for bimne
blood ean scarcely go beyond this, At
a provincial law-court a case was being
heard in which the defendant happened
to be a noble lord, ‘*The evidence, my
lord,” said the registarr, handing up
the book, “‘that you shall give before
| this court shall be the real truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
) welp y i { hip's God.”
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he
of
Throat and Lang Diseases
¢
ff oe
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ion, |}
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“Eros” asks if we will publish her
n on “The y wavelet of the Rivalet,'
With a smilelet upon our facelet, we
reply yes We rite only upon side-
| lot of the sheetlet Eloise, and pat ou
| enough stamplets, Your poemlet shall
have spacelet.
“liar off your overcoat or yon |
| won't feel it when you go oul,” said
the landlord of a Western inn to a guest
who was sitting by the fire,
what I'm afraid of,” returned the man.
The last time I was here I laid off my
overcoat,
out, and I haven't felt it since.”
“Hough on Pain’ Plaster.
us and sSfrengibening, improved, the best
ackache, patos in chest or af le, rheumatista,
neuralgia. 28 Druggiaia or mall.
A Cavnriper youth wrote the fol-
lowing in a young lady's autograph
album: “In the chain of friendship
| regard me as a missing link;"” and after
signing his name he added underneath
by way of posteript: ““‘Butdo not mistake
me for Darwin's fi missing one!”
Ais
“Tuenu's our Jeremiah, said Mr,
Shelton, ‘he went off to make his liv.
| ing by his wita,” “Well, did he suo-
coed?” inquired his friend. “No,” said
the old man with a sigh and signifi.
cantly tapping his head, “he failed for
| want of capital.’
Piognes are not considered a very
| elegant article of diet, and yet the
| msthetic will often stoop to pick a lily.
| It is not, we presume, quite so msthetic
| to chow-chow, but it is equally too
too-ocothsome,
THOT
ane
-
Por
¢ $
for
i
“AvorLrrus, let us leave the avenue
i and stroll along the margin eof the
river,” ‘‘Not any, Evangeline, No
more margins for me,” [Adolphus had
been speculating in futures that week],
Tux ensilage “question: Practical
young belle to utterly-utter young man:
“Algernon!” “What is it, my pensive
lily?” “You ought to study up the
theory of ensilage, Algernon.” ‘And
what is ensilage, my languid one?”
“*Oh, it shows how to keop green things
green till the winter's gone, Algernon,
and don’t you wish to live till spring
Algy?”
RRs IA
Tun beggers of Boston are as utter!
utter as the cultured masses. They .
not for cold victuals, but beg the om
of "some broken food, "
Waar will give a cold, eure a cold,
and pay the dootor’s bill when cured?
A draft—(draught),
Hz couldn't raise the masigage on
his building lots, and so,
poor ma
Without becoming blind, he lost hia
site,
Ispiax ¥rirrens, — Pat three table
spoonfuls of flour into a basin, and
pour over it sufficient boiling water to |
make it into a stiff paste, taking care
to stir and beat it well, to prevent ite
getting Inwpy. Leave it a httle time |
to cook, and then break into it—with-
out beating them first—the yolks of |
four eggs and the whites of two, and
stir and beat all well together, Have
ready some boiling lard or clarified |
dripping, Drop a dessertspoonful of
batter in at a time,
of a light brown, They ought to rise |
80 much as to be almost hike balls, |
Serve them on a hot dish, with a spoon
ful of jam or marmalade dropped
between each fritter,
and fry the fritters |
i
in |
Brows Frouve Murriss,—One pint
of tepid milk, one-half teaspoonful of
salt, half a yeast cake dissolved in half
a cup of warm water, one tablespoon-
half a cup of
two cups of Graham flour and
one cop of wheat flour. Beat well
together, Let the batter rise half an
before baking. Bake half an
a butter cake mould or ip
muflln-rings on a griddle, Berve hot,
s—————
Raxaque Buss, —One pound of bat-
ter, one and a quarter pounds of sugar,
two pounds of flour, six eggs, four
of ground ciunamon,
Mix the cinnamon with the flour; rub
the butter to a cream, then mix the
flour with it, Beat the sugar with the
little as
sible. Istribute this by the spoontul
iato rough-looking cakes buttered
tins placed at a lLittls distance apart,
This is a very nice lunch-cake,
——————
Cream. —Melt three-f
igiass in hall a
of milk, with a stick of cinnamon
POB~
on
AI
plus
and
into
one pint of rich cream, put some gran-
Itariax
and then strain the isinglass in it when
cold, and wipe them all together; when
place ou
ice in a very cool place,
One of the best electric
introduced in
Stuttgart,
the orchestra imme
that they disappre
of tilumination
light
i
Mgns ys! ems
to th CO court
Juitle unex pect.
Was rece nuy
Theatre at
edly diately showed
signs wed of the new
means . they havo
| petitioned the management to restore
the old oil lamy 8. Tha oxira plals
Lrilliancy of the electric |
unpleasant eI upon
and
oreh
| have an et
| nerves, and tnat it has beoco
to follow baton of the conduc
To ascertain whether there may
‘4 r substantial in
grievances a committe
disinterested asians ave
cially appointed.
Lo
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ti
Laie
those alioge
of oculisls
been offi-
_—
Some laborers taking clay out of the
Ancholime Valley at Briggs, Lincoln.
shire, England, came recently upon a
very ancient wooden way at a depth of
about seven from the surface of
the earth, t counists of heavy beams
of oak laid transversely and fastned to
the underlying glacial drift by oak pins,
It is thought that this way extends
nearly across the valley, and that 1t
was built peotithic
rate there are six feet of clay on
it, deposited by overflows of the
ber; above
deep of peat,
peat the
foot
oy
1 (at
ail,
there is
ax the siratu
roaas,
the cisy
and
Romans had made
The manager of the gasworks at
unter, Holland, has |
this plan for prev
his ascension pi
mouthpiece end of the
ately after charging, =
which fits the
ad re
ning
Heo inserts i
retort, imme
sheet of
retort as closely
sible, and has in the middie a hole
equal in area to the ascen pipe.
The tarry vapors, heavy oils and carbon
| duet are for the grester part arrested
| by this pate, and thereby prevented
{ from rising a few feel higher and ocon-
| densing on the interior surface of the
Ascension pipe.
wv
vi ?
stopp
pres
iron
a8 pos.
£100
A mar in New York city has invented
Artillery Fire
| Ladder” for use by fire departments in
| large cities. It consists of a mortar, out
of whicha ball weighing 120 pounds
can be projected to andjihrough the roof
of a six-story building.
attatched an iron chain ladder which
extends from the ground to the roof,
is held in position by the imbedded
ball, The bomb is also intended to
batter down dangerous wails, Tho
same inventor has also patented a simi-
lar ladder, whieh can be suspenbed
A I —
A man during a
read before the Academy of Beiences,
Paris, sleeps away an aggregate
6,000 days works, away the same period,
eats away 2,000 days, walks away 800
himself with the remainder of his half-
century on earth,
Smixve Braxs, String beans make
a nice dish if, after being boiled in the
usnal way with a small piece of salt
pork to flavor them, you drain them
carefully, and then add sweet milk or
cream, a little butter, pepper and salt,
Just as you prepare peas,
PILES
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prepaid by mall, Samples FREE. Address,
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All those painful Complaints
* and Weaknesses so common *
sever tis ourhemters eee
** FEMALE POPULATION #®
Prive B1 to Hastd, pitt or bosonge form,
in solely for the legitimate healing
iaatne and the elie bg in nd That it does 4
plodiy testify.
£f claima bo do, thowsands o
Tools
Si pipe mer pl Sv |
Wonkowat 224) hs SUH
wo a of The biommarkt
3 Cai Rage yd
SAAB RBEBREN
Ed
40 the Changs of
removes Fal
og Soni #amy 10 Lenn, Mass,
font inlly answered
A Lixxx man has been found iquiriug |
of everybody that he met if they had
lost a key, He refused to give a de-
reription of the article, so that a fellow
econid teii whether he has lost one or
not, And after a man had searched his
hadn't lost one he would consent to
show the key, which was a watch key.
The fact that the finder had suffered
nothing worse than being swora at iu-
people are either
mighty good-natured or afraid to fight,
A OO
A car, when pursued py a ferocious
usual, but, nevertheless, she presents
——— ss
SErarisTics show that women
It
of
is
humi'iation
having to wear last scason’s bonnet
most keenly felt,
child, wh 10,
used to blow
ner mother that
into the fire
A rour-year-old while
visiting, saw bellows
open fire, informed
they ‘shovel wind
t Aunt Emma's,”
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