FARM NOTES,
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SAVING "VEGETABLE SEEDS. —If
there are many varieties of the same
vegetable in a garden, it is impossible
to save the seeds of some in an un-
mixed state. Sweet corn and all of
the squash family, are quite sure to
“mix.” On the other hand, peas and
beans rarelycross. If one saves seeds
of any vegetables, let it be of the best,
Instead of leaving the last peas on the
vines for seed, set apart a portion of a
row for seed, and let none be picked
from it. By proper care, the quality
of a vegetable may be improved. In
raving lima beans, we have for several |
years selected only those with four |
beans in the pod; ns a consequence, the |
greater number of pods in the whole |
crop now have four beans. The select-
jon of the first ripened and best formed
tomatoes for seed will have a marked
effect upon future crops, and this is the
case with all other vegetables, If one
has a choice melon ‘he would preserve
in its purity, the surest method is to
fertilize a few female flowers, Take a
male flower of the same kind that is
shedding its pollen, remove the corolla,
to expose the stamens. Select a fe-
male flower that is just ready to open,
The modes of purifying water are
either mechanical or chemical, accord-
ing as the impurities are in suspension
or in solution. From suspended impu-
rities, causing more or less turpidity,
water is purified by subsidence and by
filtration, On the large scale subsi
dence is carried on In reservoirs; on the
small scale, in water-butts, tanks and
cisterns. The process is necessarily |
slow. The deposited matter, remarks
the author of Water, and Water Sup.
plies, should be periodically removed,
In semi-barbarous countries muddy
water is sometimes fined or cleared by
the addition of the mucilaginous pulp
of certain fruits, after the manner of
which Europeans clarify wine, coffee, |
etc., by the addition of white of egg or
of 1singlass. The glairy matter slowly
coagulates, enclosing the suspended
matters as in a net, leaving the fluid
clear. Filtration is conducted on the
largest scale throngh gravel and sand,
through spongy iron also—on the small
scale through spongy iron, carbide of |
iron, charcoal, sponge, cloth, paper,
some other material beiog occasienally
employed. The chiet objection to fil-
tration is the liability of a portion of
the impurities to decompose and to in-
crease instead of decreas the impuri-
but has not been visited by Insects;
open it and apply the stamens to the |
pistil of that flower. Cover the flower
thus operated upon by a bit of muslin
until the fruit begins fo grow,
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REMEDY ror Porato Buas.—One
exchange tells of a farmer who has |
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with success,
there among his potatoes, and on the
At noon on the first day of
ment he and his hired men
ie experl- |
ound every |
and in a week’s time not a bug could be
this was comparatively small.
derstunds, breeds from 300 to 500 dur-
ing the potato season. He thinks it
gave the work of killing them,
Kerr THE STABLE CLEAR OF
Fries.—One of the greatest hindrances
noyance caused by flies. This is true
both in field and stable. In the former
we cannot, in any considerable degree,
provided with screens. vy this mode,
fumigation being practiced to drive the
Mes out, the stock may be quite well
protected. The placing of small ves-
sels of chloride of lime about the ceil
ing will sometimes answer the purpose
of keeping them ont of the building.
If a decoction of [ycopodmm (some-
times called wolf’s-claw), which is the
largest of the European mosses, be
placed in a bladder, the neck being
supplied with a quill nozzle, by weans
of which the liquid can be sprinkled
where the flies accumulate early in the
morning, the effect upon the flies will
soon be seen, as it quite promptly de-
stroys them. This article is also used
to destroy vermin,
Cows WELL. —Uows
FEED YOUR
fall off in quantity from insufficient
feed. It is more difficult to increase
the flow of milk after a shrinkage from
the lack of full fead than to keep up a
high activity of the secretion at
a particular time of the year,
If shrinkage Is established, as
it will be by repetion, it
feeding. The habit will also be trans-
mitted to the offspring as a family char-
acteristic that will diminish the value
of the animal as a producer of milk.
Give the cows extra feed as soon as {
pasture begins to get short,
he
a colt takes about
DISTEMPER In
three weeks to run its course.
medicine required is a slight ose of
Epsom salts-—say four {o 8iX ounces—
and good nursing. Give warm bran
mashes, linseed or oat meal gruel;
keep the animal warm,
legs with cloths dipped in hot water,
a tablespoonful of mustard in the
seem to be weak and numb.
Tue French, who export more pears
than any other natien; cover the inside
of the boxes with spougy paper or dry
moss, which absosbs the moisture.
Each pear is then wrapped In soft
paper and placed in layers in the boxes,
the largest and least mature in the
bottom, filling all iaterstices with the
dry moss, ‘Yhus they will keep a
month or more, They are so closely
packed that though they cannot touch
each other ail motion is prevented, If
one decays the others are not harmed.
Ix many cases fall plowing can be
practiced to advantage. When the
surface soil is too shallow itis best
deepened by fall plowing, io be mellow-
ed by a frost before a crop is planted
upon it. The work can be done at any
convenient time as long as the ground
remains open, ‘The furrows should be
rather narrow, not thrown too flat, and
ample means for the exit of water
should be provided. Shallow working
in spring with cultivator, disk, or
ng-tooth harrow will often be found
sufficient to At fall-plowed land for
spring crops.
ties of water subsequently passed
To prevent such |
be duly cleansed. Large filters are of |
lected, |
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A geological discovery of some inter- |
est has been made at Nazzano, not far |
from Rome. The gigantic skull of a |
whale of the Pliocens period was found |
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rich in fossil mollusks. This relic of |
past ages must have been stranded on |
the shore, and gradually covered by
sediment. The skull, with many of
the gigantic bones ot the ammal, have |
been extracted from the sand and car- |
Thirty years ago Professor Ponzi dis-
covered at Rignano a fossil elephant, |
which figures now, I belleve, in the
university,
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tell you that I'd whip you if you played |
in that water again, say?” Boy~ |
| “Yessum.”” Firm mother— **Then |
1 Boy—**Because I |
Firm mother— |
shan't go down |
go; ses if you !
| do?” Shortly afterward the firm moth- |
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DYSPEPSIA
Causes its victims to be miserable, hopelesd,
confused, and depressed In mind, very jrritas
ble, languid, and drowsy. It is a disease
which does not get well of itself. It requires
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#1 have taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for dys-
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1 tried many other medicines, but nous proved
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Taoymas Cook, Brush Electric Light Co,
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Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridge
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found it the best remedy she ever used,
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“THOMAS, you have disobeyed your
old grandfather.”
“No I didn’ oa.”
“Yes you did, Have you not been
in swimming?’
“Yes, ma.”
“Didn't I hear him say to you not to
go in swimming?’’
“Oh, he didn’t tell us that, he only
came out and said: ‘Boys I wouldnt
go in swimming,’ and I shouldn’t think
lie would, an old rheumaticky man like
him; but he didn’t say nothin’ about
our going in swimming.’’
“Dox't vou love the smell of a good
cigar?” inquired ap Austin antipode of
Vanderbilt of Gus De Smith.
“You bet I do,” replied Gus, his face
brightening with anticipation.
“Have you got ten cents about your
person?” inquired the first speaker
again,
“Yes, what of it,” asked Gus.
“Well you give me ten cents, and that
with the money I have will purchase a
prime cigar.”’
“But what will I get?”
“Why. you'll get the smell which you
say you dote upon so much,”
A YOUNG Texas lady of a violent |
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found weeping by a friend. |
“Why do you weep, Fanny? Your |
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hearted men in the world,” asked the |
friend.
“I know it, but I can’t help feeling
I have such a
tender heart that it makes me cry to
think how I'll boss him around. The |
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“Now, lovey,” maid old Bilkinsg’
go down town to attend to business,
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“Oh, hoods are so cheap, petty.”
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Sax —"*Those new ralis you put in |
this porch are not half planed.’ i
Fax (a carpenter) —*‘That’s all ri
They'll get smooth pretty soon.”
“But they're all nailed in.”
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ers-by will smooth em.”
“Passers-by?"’
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WwW. I. Worthington, editor of ‘Patrons
Feb. 25, 1882: “Your great remedy, Allen's
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The Frazer Axle Grease is better and
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Every day adds to the great amoant of evidence
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serofaln or impurity. Now is the time 10 take It
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Fai that nsks no questions kills the
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ONT kind of medicine will not enre all kinds of dlsea sen
stroll through the Austin graveyard,
When he came out of the graveyard be
looked very serious. Gilhooly weeting
him asked him what was the matter.
. “Nothing, only I was thinking that
the Austin husbaods must light all
the fires in the mornings.’’
“What makes you think that?’
“Well, 1 see so many of them are
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four tombstones: ‘Peace to his ashes,’ ”’
Will not soll the clothing nor stain
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“Ayers Pills cured me of stomach and
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Exyant TeErrBLE--%Pa, is sister
Sue jointed like the doll you gave me
Christmas?” Father—**Certainly not,
Cleopatra Mana, “Why do you ask?’’
Enfant Terrible—*’Cause last night at
the musicale, when she got in the middle
of the crowd, Dr. Dibbles asked if he
eould take her apart for afew minutes,”
OH! MY BACK
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“ and nearly prostrates you,
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5 Hemlock Bt, Allegheny,
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