Tas grazing of land by a mixed stock
of cattle, sheep and horses resnlts in the
land being more evenly grazed than
where one kind only is YEN Where,
however, many sheep are grazed with
cattle, as they pick out all the finest of
the grasses and olovers with their nar-
row nose, the cattle will not thrive so
well Bat sueep, on the other hand,
eat with avidity and impunity much
that eattle dislike and avoid. Many pas-
tures, grazed only with cattle, are in
springtime quite covered with weeds,
which a few sheep mixed in with the
cattle would keep down, Horses, when
kept in a pasture by themselves, are
very uneven grazers, A few, kept in a
large cattle pasture, will graze the rank
their manure, and also about gateplaces
where the land has been tramped. Both
horses and sheep will thrive much better
when they are able to select their own
food,
For Half » Lifo-Time,
Mra, John Gemmell, Milroy, Miflin
her spine and partial paralysis ensued.
to walk. In the Spring of 1883, she
great conqueror of pein, The first ap
plication gave instantaneous relief,
was able to walk and is cured.
A ——— A AP —
Tas cureulio presents ‘‘the chief diffi-
they are laid by different insects. It
deposit her egg. First, with the beak
a small piece of skin 1s raised, just
to sllew the ovipositor to be inserted.
back over the egg so as to wrap it up.
Last of all, the perculiar cresent-shaped
mark is made arcund where the egg is
laid. The object of this to deaden the
skin so that the growth of the fruit will
not prevent the egg from hatching.
The process is a very interesting one,
and 1s best witnessed 1u the cool of the
morning, when the insect 18 not so shy
as at midday.’
High | ™ priced Butter.
Dairymen often wonder how their
more favored competitors get such high
prices for their butter the year round.
It is by always having a nmform gilt
edged article. To put the *‘gilt edge”
on, when the pastures do not Jo it,
they use Wells, Richardson & Co's.
Improved Butter Color, Every butter
maker can do the same, Sold every-
where and warranted as harmless as
salt, and perfect in operation,
mm ——— I
In laying down land to grass, the
usual seeding of the English farm is
thirty to forty pounds of mixed clovers,
whether among a young barley crop or
u 8 well manured tiith in the spring.
These seeds commonly include the fes-
cues, rye grasses, mezdow grasses,
socksfoot, foxtail,
and yellow clovers, to which sweet ver-
nal grasses and perhaps crested dogtail
are sometimes added. Six to ten pounds
in all of the several fesones, eight to
tweive pounds of the rye grasses named,
with from two to five pounds of each of
the a sufficient seedin
for an acre.
Qoveras, make
BET Qnuantity and Quality, In the
Diamond Dyes more coloring is given
than in any known dyes, and they give
faster and wore brilliant ors, 10e
at all druggists, Wells, Biochardson
£ Co., Burlington, Vi. Sample Card,
32 colors, directions for 22
stamp.
col
and book of
——_——
Traose who oreed pouliry are often
perplexed to know why the late hatched
chicks do not thrive as well as those
hatched early iu the season, In nearly
all the cases the difficulty may be traced
to lice, which prey so greedily upon the
chicks hatched in warm weather as to
make them feeble aud subject to disease,
chicks with Persian insect powder and
thoroughly clean the coops,
“Rough on Toothache,”
Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache,
sche. Ask for “Rough on Toothache i5&
snot animals 1s made iu feeding it is sure
to demonstrate that the employment
sf improved breeds secures a product
f such superior quality us to command
an enhanced price, and more of 1t in »
given time, or on a given amount of
suitable food, The great advautage
and economy of employing improved
stock would be still more apparent if
pains were taken to make the feeding
experiments exact and complete,
Carbo-lines,
Strike the bosom of old mother
Aud frown her veins unseen
I'nere flows ap oil of untold worth
When made into © Jarboline,
atin —————
Ax Eoglish writer says that nitrate of
soda applied in hquid form should cor
tain about one pound of nitrate to
twelve gallons of water, It acts as »
powerfal stimulant to pot plants, impar
ing a luxuriant appearance to the fol
age,
dahlias
earth,
snd chrysanthemtuma,
the nature and condition of the plante,
It mast not to be given to plants at
reat,
Pretty Women,
who would retain freshness
Try Wells’ Health Honower,”
A —
\ puesgine of hime often has an exce!
ient effect in making worn-out soils pro-
ductive, and it is quite as apt to be
effective on land that has an abundance
of lime in its composition, It undoubt.
edly makes more plant food available
without direotly adding to the amount,
and should, therefore be nsed in rota.
tions where other methods are adopted
to maintain soil fertility,
Ladies and
rarity
vi
Bas are ouly successfully grown by
the most rigidly economical and the
most skilful methods of eniture, in
which the European farmers as far sur
pass Americans as we surpass them in
our free and liberal political and eocial
eondition.
roreMaxinGg Coun Sranon.—Take of
field corn (it oannot be made from
sweet oor) in the milk or a little
harder, any quantity from 1 to 8 bush-
eis. Husk and silk it, Have a olean
tab, one-third full of cold water, Stand
up the same as for washing and grate
on a grater in the water, I use one
made from a milk pan, quite coarse,
As you grate each cob throw it into a
pail of cold water, to rinse off any
starch that might be left on it. When
through grating, strain through a
yard square of cheese cloth twice. If
too thick to strain easily add oold
water, Then oover over with the
cloth and leave out doors till morning,
when the starch will be settled. Then
pour off the water and if there suould
be any yellow scum, though there is
not usually, rinse it off, Then take a
oream skimmer and skim off the tub a
thin layer at a time and lay on plates
put in the sun, At 10 o'clock stir it
well and break up the lumps und put
By night you will have such beautiful
starch that you will never want any
It is excellent for
an infant powder, it is so pure. |
make mine in the cool of the evening
under the trees, Secald everything that
used about the starch, for much
depends on having everything sweet
and clean,
tm ——
Important,
When you visit or leave New York Oty, save
attne Grand Unton Hotel, opposite Grand Cen-
tral Depot,
Elegant rooms, fitted up ata cost o
million dollars, reduced to $1 and upwards per
day. European Plan. Elevator, Restauranot
supplied with the best. Ilorse cars, stages and
elevate | raliroad to all depots. Families can live
betier for less money al the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first-class hotel in the cit,
ntl fn ains
Bomep Porarors,—Pare
let them stand in cold water
f one
a while,
ful
potatoes,
medinm sized
minutes, pour
remove the
in a current of cold
Pace on
swove and cover
towel if not ready to
serve, and youn will always have hight,
mealy potatoes, if they were good at
twelve
thirty
of salt for
Boil
cover and shake
swellin sump
g: Eout,
r mal
brong hitis, nervons ability, aria,
liseases arisin
of tha
m many |
isters ad | he
land, |
g from an impure con-
blood, ates can be pre-
ni
ad
ng
unmend it as the best
ON,
Bagep Arrnes. —Take ten or twelve
good-sized juicy apples, pare and core.
Butter a baking dish, and put in
the apples; fill the cavities with sug
I'ake half a teacup of butter
tablespoonful of flour, rub togethe
until smooth; to this put enough
thin enough
grate over them
a slow one hour
apple;
nutmeg: bake in
oe
or more,
oven
Hard to Believe.
It 18 hard to bel
cured of a K:dn
Was
ieve that a man was
ey disease alter his body
big y barrel and ne
up as incarable and lay
doath's door, Yet cure was
accomplished by Kidney. Wort in th
person of Bl. M. Devereaux of Ionia,
Mich., who SayE ‘After thirteen of the
best doctors In Detre had given ms
np, I was cured
by ine y-Wart, i
want every ove to know what a boon it
is
swollau as ns
had been given
Ech 8
O
vid
K
——————
~Sugar,
, + oupinis; sweel milk
gps; flour, 3
yeast powder, 2 teaspoonfuls
paste: One capfal sugar,
water, and 1 lemon. Dissolve
in water and then throw
grated lemon, Let it come to a
and pat in 2 tablespoonfuls of
starch mixed wittz a little cola water,
LEMON Pa
vatter
TR CARR, = cup
onpfals;
Lemon
on Foul
3 pinia
the
in
boil
—
Hax-Fuven, One and one-half bot-
tles of Ely's Cream Balm entirely enred
we of Hay-Fever of ten years's standing,
Have had no trace of it for two vears
~Arpusr A, Perry, Sauthboro, N, Y,
Price 50 cents,
Hax Fuven, 1 was severely
with Hay- Fever for 25
Ely's Cream Balm,
marvelloos,
T. Pax,
beth «df
efi ected
tried
Was
Wu
Eliza
years, 1
the off ct
It is a perfect cure, -
Presbyterian Pastor,
Prices 50 cents.
aud
: N -_—— wm —
Seal together 1 tea
SULar, and ous table.
to this add the beaten
Ona Pie
enptul powdered
rs
A Yousa man accompanied by his
girl entered a Boston restaurant, They
seated themselves at a table,
A waiter approached and politely
inclined his ony,
“Order what you wish, Miss Smith,”
the young man said, “and I will have
the same. Ihave perfect faith in your
gastronomical jadgement,” he added,
with that gentility of manner peculiar
to the city of Boston,
The young woman ran her eye down
the bill of fare,
“Oh,” she suddenly lisped, and her
face became suffused with blushes
“What is it?" he asked,
“II have alysys had a—a desire to
taste them,” ig ud, blushing deeper
and deeper, ‘‘but-—=bput-—e—
“Yes? he said, encouregingly,
Then she turned to the waiter and
stammered:
dish of frogs’ limbs,’
“it Kuocks the Mpote,*”
and eve rything i in the nature of eruptions,
blotches, pimples, ulcers, scrofulous hu-
mors, and ineipient consumption, which is
nothing more por less than scrofula of the
lungs, completely out of the system. [t stim-
ulstes und invigorates the liver, tones up the
stomach, reguiates the bowels, purifies the
blood, and bullds up the weak places of the |
body. [tis a pure vegetable compound,
and will do more than is 1s i for it,
efor to Dr, Pierce's
ery.’
Ir don’t pay to sue for divorces
An
in
Afghan woman
her husband was growing bald- headed,
milk,
off
that
lick it
again,
untal
then she
on
and
dwell
Ameer has
end of the
the husband and wife should
harmony, Wo think the
got hold of the proper
divoree question.
—d——
“As Good aus New,"
are the w
one 1
13 is Used by a is
Hive n up Ly 3
ol leit w
ton, THe Al
ve her bed,
{iseanes pe
ady, who was
me
physicians
ske
10 lea
tiiart males,
flamma
Dr,
ialvinen BUoOITH s 40
i — ————s
the
noisily
strolled
as he
lovingly, he
beat
the
i in
waves, aud
upon the
silently
waves beat
sand, aod they
quietly the beach,
looked down nto her eyes
asked pleadingly: **Mildred, will you
return my love?’ Yes, George,” she
answered hesitatingly, *° fi-
tion.” “Only tell me that condition,”
he pleaded breathlessly, *‘It is,” she
replied solemnly, *‘that yon do
again ask me to accept 11.” and
and the waves and his
ned to beat as they
sorrowfully and silently,
upon
siong and
on one oon
the
heart
walked
moon
contin
home
—————————
Brries—**Yeos,
Grangers solid,
Dsna—*'Good,
take?
Batler— “1 expatiat
ur of their calling,
{ a voeation which furnished
world, and then #1
ing that I hope
carried
siree-ree, 1 got those
Ha! ha!”
What tack did
he eat
nobis
food
is
¢
ti fs
by #
BOrOEs
Amel
stroke
tO sow
ali
Daun
you really
Batier
AY
ETR
i fying
wis
“Ceortainl
Cros §
throw Away Trasses,
for those fine
coming up in the fenes
asked a man of a farmer.
uot corn,” the farmer replied,
“Ah, how singular!’
t know much
?’ “Very listlie. I am the editor
of an agricultural paper.”
em ——
Ax Ohio farmer says that a
be cured of kicking by ecateh
of her leg while in the act
OW can you account
ks of corn
CP bY
LURES
i
weeds,”
‘&
niy
“Don
TeCEiu
COW Can
ing
Just so,
J
“
grated rind of oranges, Beat all
together and lastly stir in lightly the
whites beaten to a froth. Bake
an under crust,
A
“Rough on teh,’
“Hough on I'eh” cares h
Norm, tetier, salt
MOra, erupt
Fheam, eninains
-—_-— -
The stones
from
ons, ring
CREAM
removed
Pracu
Bre very ripe
« hair sieve, To each cupful of pulp
wid a cup of pulverized sugar, and
beat together. Whip a cupfni of sweet
thick cresw for each cupfal of pulp
nix gently together and put in
reczer to freeze,
———
tireat Nerve
arvel the age for all
& stopped free. Send
Blladeipiia, Fa
fi
Da Kiises Hestorer
nerve
to wi
in
diseasna,
Aren
the
All
Hireet,
of
ras A II tn Sa
Hquasu Guwore Cakes. —Two cup.
fuls of cooked squash that has been
passed through a sieve, ascant pint of
anlk, two beaten eggs, two spoonfuls
of sugar, a pint of sifted flour, a tea
spoonful and a half of baking powder
and a little salt, Boat together until
smooth and light,
Piso’s Remedy tor Ustareh 8 8 certain
cure for that very obnoxious disease,
ST A A305 5 SE
Life Vresorver,
If you are losing your grip on life, try “Ww
oath Renewer.” Goes direct to weak ¥pota "er
CoMpPLAINTS are made that Paris green
fale to kill bugs It is because
‘he poison expensively adulterated
with blue vitrol,
calehing
the act
fun,
in
It's
hold of its stinger while
Try em both some time,
«Say, Harry, where
this?” Harry—" "Why, I got that out
of my head.” Friend—*"Well, its a
lucky thing for your head that yon got
it out,
did you get
———————
“Do you have good drinking-water
} pro?”
town. “Good what?’ “(Good drink.
water,” “Oh, yes. Hy’ar Neb,
take the stranger's horse avd wate
-
Peors think that there should be
from Grey's Elegy,
fathers of the Hamlet sleep,”
senstet——
“GoLp in thirty-tiree
this State; copper in thirteen;
forty-three; diamonds in twenty-six;
whisky in all of them; and the last gets
sway with all the rest.’
AOA
counties in
A Max who buys confederate bonds
wili make a permanent investment,
They will bo jast as good in the year
2000 as they are to-day,
Youxo men from the country to
Sooteh policeman —— **Whar's Oxford
street?” Constable, sternly — “Way,
whar it was yesterday! None 0 ye
inrkin’ wi’ mel”
A ¥ar man who wants to get thin,
but can’t control his appetite, should
woar a shepherd's plaid vest, Ho will
then be always able to keep his
tomach in check,
AI
Ax English clergyman, waxing sar
aastio in the pulpit over the enormities
the ago, exclaimed: “And these
hinge, my brethren, are done in the
so-called 19th century.”
Tux stem of a genuine mushroom is
thort thick and white, marked under
the bead with a prominent ring. The
head is white and regularly convex,
the edges are bent inward, the flesh is
white and firm, the under loaves are
deep pink, and separate as they ap-
proach but do not touch the stem.
When the mushroom grows old the
net-like shape changes; it becomes
brown, flat and scaly. The under
leaves also turn brown, It is better
when eaten young. Spurious mush-
rooms have their heads covered with
| warts and other membranaceous sub-
stances, which adhere to the upper
surface; they are heavy and spring
from a species of bulb; they generally
grow in bunches. When the mush-
rooms are doubtful sprinkle a little salt
on the under or spongy part. If it
turns yellow they are poisonons, if
nev are good,
Frosrep CurrasTs. Pick fine,
| even bunches, and dip them one at a
| time into a mixture of frothed white of
| egg and a very little cold water, Drain
| to dry. They will make a beautiful
| garnish for jellies and charlottes
| look well heaped in a dish by them.
| selves or with other fruit, lums and
grapes are very good when frosted in the
| SAme WAY, Currants mixed with a sufi
| clent quantity of raspberries, putin a
| glass bowl and eaten with powdered
| sugar and plain cream, make a very nice
dish.
ts
Breap axp Burres Propixe,—
a stale loaf of bread rather thin,
and all, and butter it lightly on
sides, Buiter a baking dish
flouring it lightly, lay a single layer of
the siices of bread all over the dish,
sides and all, Wash asd pick
{ currants; pick and stone iv, of
{ raisins; slice very thin 2 ozs, of citron,
Mix thoroughly, and scatter thinly
over the bread and butter; then build
up in this way: Make a mixture of 4
eggs, 1 qt. of milk and § Ib, of sugar,
Pour cold into the dish which has the
bread, currants; ete. Put the baking |
dish in a pan of water, and let it cook
ofan hour in a moderately heated |
oven, Serve hot or cold.
both
To Wasa Prixtep Goops which have
a black ground wit a
Dis:olve two ounces of
{ of potash, three ounoes
{ salt and two and a hall ounces
| soda in a wash-boller of
i to boiling point, Put the dress into
this hot bath for five minutes, and
frequently turn ig stir it. Then
wash it thorough! in el water
The black ground will not be dull and
“foxy,” and the white portion of the
goods will appear perfectly bright and
Car,
red chromate
cQinmon
of sal-
’
Ok
all
—————
Dr. Berenger-Ferand
curious people—the itinerant musi-
cians who travel in every part of Central
Africa, from the Atlantic to the Indian
Ocean, They are known as Griols, and
constitute a distinct oonfederation,
under the authority of a chief, wi
influences is very powerial
altered embers, and wh
heavy tax from their general
Chey are regarded with fear and
by the negro natives of the lands
they are lookad
“
hose
among iis
mn
roseipts,
repug-
Nano
traverse, and
PINE
as
dead
ning &
ringing s
ter
und
F Are
Aare Cap
play on
instraments,
w iy of
BOme degree
among the Afni.
juentiyimake mischis
he extraordi nary licence
granted them of going where they will
by fomenting quarrels amoung the vari-
ous tribes,
ordant wind
fi
IB
leration
ng.
intercomm
1 races, bul freq
nse ot
of
CRY
iain
t oa 4 £3rs
unplcasion
VYOus
Dicoixs was poorly— ‘All run dow
and no strength.” he told his friend
Bmith. “Does yer ever take any
stimulant, Mr. Biggins?” asked Smith,
| “No, * answered Biggins, mournfully,
| “axcept sometimes just before goin’ to
{ bed.” “Well, for my part,” sad
| Bmith, decidedly, ‘I don’t never want
| to take nothin’ jest afore goin’ bed,
{for I goes right to sleep an’ loses all
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