OTR RY,
FARM NOTES.
SORGHUM FOR STOCK FEED-—In
experimenting with the various kinds
of food to fatten quickly and with least
expense, I find nothing equal to sor.
ghum cane. I cannot say that my ex-
perience has extended sufficiently far
for me to give you an article on the
subject that will be of benefit to your
readers, for my feeding experiments
have thus far been confined to mules
and young cattle, and at a time of the
year when grain was abundant, The
latter, however, would bave made but
little difference in an experiment, had I
been making a test, for as long as they
could get the cane they would not even
nibble the richest blue grass, I have
tried chopped food, bran, corn meal,
oil cake, and everything else that 1
thought would tempt a mule to eat;
and they did eat and fatten on sor-
ghum, but I struck the sugar plum for
them, or rather they struck it for them-
selves, for they jumped into my patch
of three acres and helped themselves,
I don’t think I am over-estimating it
in saying that those thro acres, cut and
fed to the mules, fattened them more
than six acres of corn gathered and fed
in the ear, I was so favorably Impre:s-
ed with it that I intend trying it next
year in a silo. If it only proves half
as good in winter as it has in summer I
can recommend it to all who wish to
put the “big fat” on cotton mules, or
to carry young steers through the win-
ter in good condition; but, with the
limited experience I have had with it
already, I can say.grow sorghum for
stock feed,
THE Cow IN HER STALL. —The stall
to the cow is what the room of a house
is to an individual, ° She becomes ac-
customed to it, is familiar with every
part of it, and it is to her something to
be remembered all the time, Itis there
she finds her most tempting meals, and
it is in her opinion the most attractive
place un earth, The stall helps to make
ness and comfort depend upon its condi-
tion, If the stall is kept nice and clean,
with a bright straw bed for rest at night,
and the floor dry and free from urine,
the cow will always rest well, make
more milk, digest ber food better, and
in every respect enjoy her life and give
satisfaction to her owner; but If she is
compelled to wade to the door of the
stable in a mire of filth, walk along a
a slippery avenue leading to her stall
and wet, with nothing but the bare
ly bu influenced by her condition as
circumstances; and when she emerges
her unhappy night, she is inclined to
feel like kicking or being cross, It is
necessary, therefore to pay some atten
tion to the stall
Tue Orst few years of the life of an
apple tree is the most important period
gard to pruning. A well-knewn pomo-
logist once said that he could grow a
model apple orchard and never prune
with any other implement than a jack-
knife. He would begin with the tree
as soon as it was taken from the nar-
sery, and would at once begin to form
the future top. Then is the time to
avoid crotches, which will be almost
the proper shape,
at the top too low; it looks higher on a
small tree than on a large one, It may
to undertake to do all his pruning vy
means of a knife, but he can always use
it to good advantage. Excessive prun-
ing of large trees should always be
avoided.
as a test for milk is shown by the ex.
perience of Horace McBride, an Orange
county dairyman. The milk of one of
his cows showed only 10 per cent. of
cream upon repeated tests in the tubes,
former milk showed 3,04 per cent, of
fat, while the latter contained only 3,96
per cent, of fat. Mr, McBride says in
the Orange County Farmer: *‘'Had the
cream test been reliable there should
have been more than three times the
amount of fat in the latter than in the
former. Therefore I am convinced
that the only proper test of milk is by
can be placed upon them.”
Tuose farmers are most successful in
the long run who grow a sufficient var-
iety of crops to have something to sell
at all seasons. The dependence on
specialties sooner or later proves a
broken reed,
that reets upon it, Besides, few farm-
ers have enough working capital; and
having some odds and ends to sell at
different seasons sieves the needs of
borrowing or running into debt, The
little additions to incomes from these
sources help more than their amount,
for if the debt-making habit is not
formed it is with any family the saving
of a good many dollars per year,
A GrAPE-GROWER, who greatly dis-
likes earth-worms, tells me that last
summer he killed a large striped snake,
swollen full, as he supposed, with hap-
less toad or frog swallowed. On exam-
ination, the swollen mass proved to be
earth worms, and my friend repented
the killing. For my own part, I can-
not as yet believe that earth worms are
particularly isjurious, As plenty as
they are in our richest clay loams, I am
forced to think that, if injurious, we
should grow nothing where we often get
our best crops,
Tue following is an excellent list of
apples for home use; they will be found
fit to use about in the order named.
Tetofsky, Early Harve, ) Red Astrach-
an, Sweet Bough, J. Sweet, Portas,
Gravenstein, King of pkins Coun
ty, R. 1. Greening, Peck’s Pleasant,
Baldwin's Russet,
ABOUT seven-eighths of the Euro.
Pd are shipped ‘to this country
, Copenhagen and Haw-
wey ing from Antwerp
com t are
SE oe ie Italy and France;
in Denmark.
pny om Ey Ham Germany .
Professor Richard © Iroctor maln-
tains that most of the eor streams
with which the earth ¢. ..¢8 in contact
are derived from the earth itself; that
is, thrown off by volcanic action at a
time when the internal forces of our
planet were sufficiently active to give
them the initial velocity requisite to
carry them beyond the earth’s attrac-
tion, some twelve miles a second.
Comets, which he regards as the parents
of the meteor streams, he thinks may
have originated outside our solar sys-
tem. Most of the comets whose orbits
belong to our system be thinks origina-
ted in the larger planets. The sun is
now perhaps giving birth frequently to
comets which probably pass beyond the
limits of its attraction,
Ea pris
Ivan Levinstesn has exhibited to the
Loadon Society of Chemical Industry
a new sweetening agent he calls ‘‘sac-
charine.”” It isa fine white powder to
the naked eye, but the crystals from an
aqueous solution were short, thick
prisms, It is 230 times sweeter than
the best cane sugar, nullifying even the
bitterness of quinine, Mr. Levinstein
said it was extracted from gas tar.
The laboratory price was about $12.10 a
pound, and bids fair to be very useful
In materia medica.
ni sort AP
A Goob feed for young pigs that are
nearly ready for weaning is equal parts
of metal, ground oats and shorts, one
quart of the mixture in a pail of skim
milk, allowing them all they can drink
of it, three or four times daily,
ALL wools are divided, writes Stephen
Bowers, for manufacturing purposes,
on two bases—flrst, the basis of length;
second, that of diameter of the fibre or
fineness, Wools are long and short;
they are superfine, fine, medium, coarse
or carpet wools (as carpet wools are
generally reckoned a grade below
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*‘An.” he exclaimed, as he pressed
her tenderly to him at parting, *‘shall I
hold you in these arms again to-mor-
row, and paint our future with the
bright pigments of the imagination?’
**No,” she said, calmly, ‘not to-mor-
row; to-morrow’s washing-day!”’
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George—""1It 18 too late in the season
Ww.
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She continued taking the Compound, and in due
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“How much are peaches?’ inquired
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es?”
**No, preserving peaches.”
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*1—1 am married?” :
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“Perhaps one basket will not be
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and one of eating,’’ was her reply, as
she handed out a $5 bill and 25 cents in
change.
“Thanks, ma’am,’” said the dealer,
and she was gone.
OLD Mr. Snooks is an inveterate wag,
He lives at a large boarding house on
West Fourteenth street, In the same
house live a couple of young dry-goods
clerks. They are both of the genus
dude, and affect an air of extreme and
feminine languor which Mr. Snooks
declares makes him sick at bis stom-
| ach.
The ether morning, just after Mr.
Snooks had taken his seat at the break.
fast table, the two young exquisities
lolled into the room and sank Into their
chairs,
“But,” sald the waiter, “Mr, Snooks
was in ahead of you, sir; I'm waiting
on him.”
“Weah in a bubwy, Geawge,
must be waited on!”’
In despair George turned to Mr.
Snooks, **What shall I do sir?”
“Georgel’ sald Snoocks, severely and
audibly, “always wait on the ladies
first]”
and
i
A PRETTY young mamma, with a lit,
tle girl by her side nearly as pretly as
herself, was beingentertained by a male
stranger, who had struck up an ac-
qualntance through the usual and al-
ways convenient mediumship of the Jit-
tlegirl. The stranger did all the talk-
ing. He was one of those men who
think they know everything, but only
rarely get a good chance te tell it. The
lady only answered in mozosyllables,
The little girl hstened patiently and de-
murly for some time, and then began
to fidget about in ber seat. Finally, as
the stranger stopped for breath, she
sald:
“Mamma, you've found one,
you?”
“What, my dear?’
“Why, don’t you remember what you
told papa when he said you’d be lone-
some on the train? You said you'd
find some bore to talk you to sleep,”
Mamma looked out of the window,
and the stranger suddenly thought he
had better change into the next car,
ain’t
“I HEAR that your wife's left you,
Mr. Bufr.”
“Ya-as, ‘Illah’s gone,
“Left for good?"
‘“Ya-as; ‘Riah’s left for good.”
“But don’t 1t make you feel kind of
anxious?”
“No, 'Riah was a woman of strong
determination. I ain't got no anxlet-
ies. She won’t come back.”
“Jonx,” sald a bright girl to her
lover the other day, *‘I am afraid you
are forgetting me.”” *‘Yes, Jennie,”
was the brave answer, “1 have been for
getting you these three years, in fact,
ever since I knew you.”
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The dudes now express the opinion
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man; ‘sells potatoes on
| street, y'know,’
w— ———
{
| asked the lady of the house,
{| *““The grocer, mum,”
“With a bill, I presumne?’’
“Yessum.”
“ Yessum."
**What did he say?”
| come again, and to tell you so.”
“How considerate,
| of groceryman.”
Spelter at breakfast,
| “All accidenis are surprises, but
all surprises are accidents,”
be an accident, If you were to say
nothing about it it
| prise,”
“I see,” sald Mrs. S., dangerously.
the club sober would that be both
| accideut and a surprise?”
{ “No, my dear; that would not be an
accident.
ent.”
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**But bow do you know he is?”
“Why, pehaw, child; anybody could
tell that by the agonizing look that
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