FARM NOTES, WAT CAN BE DoxeE ox Five tenes, —A farmer near Santa Paula, ‘alifornia, baving but five acres of and, has demonstrated the oft-asserted act that small farms well tilled are much more productive in proportion to labor and capital invested than large mes. And if this be true when the farms are unskilfully tilled it is doubly ‘rue when the small farm is managed an expert at the business, like Mr. iyers, Beginning on his five-acre tract a little over two years ago, he has fenced it, built a good comfortable dwelling and a chicken house, and put out 133 trees of the following variety: Four cherry trees and as many varie- ties, 44 plum trees, 19 varieties, 1 Nor- folk Island pine, 1 magnolia, 4 orange, 2 lemons, 17 peach, 12 apricot, 38 apple, 1 cherry-plum, 2 nectarines, 1 quince, 3 figs, 9 Bartlett and Louis Bonda pears, 1000 blackberry vines, many of which were put out last year and are bearing, 15 varieties of grapes, embrac- ing 150 vines, besides 10 Concord grape- vines brought from Ohio (one of these latter grew 23 feet last year and now has a cluster of fruit ou 1t measuring | 23 inches long), 16 Zante currant grapevines, Besides all this he has one acre of corn. in which 18 one-eighth of an acre of golden sea pop-corn and seven-eighths in ‘‘goldon beauty.’”” This latter is large and profilic Hive stalks showing as many as thirteen full ears, Then there is an acre in sweet potatoes, one- fourth of an acre in Irish potatoes, from whieh 1150 pounds bave been | gold and a family of eight persons sup- | plied. Of onions there is hall an acre, and they are magnificent; never saw better anywhere. An eighth of an acre is devoted to strawberries, 66 to- mato plants, one of them being of the i **Turner's hybrid” breed, a splen Id | plant, 250 cabbage plants, one of them | measqiing three feet across, one main- { moth siquoia tree, one flowering pine, | i i 13 100 hills of marble ‘head and mammoth Chili squashes (one of these l. er though not grown yet is more thas san lift), some mammoth Russian lowers for chicken feed, one ourteen inches across; theseand w muskmelons and cucu: ill in the spaces, The watermelo: wxtra large and numerous. Tho ylackberries, Cuthbert raspberries, arb, horse radish, celery, all gr 1i8 garden. Bermuda grass mal loor-yard; a milch cow, from whi ‘amily supply of milk and butter <ivad, and twelve pounds a wee 30ld besides, grazes in the fence co while seventy-five chickens keep u supply of eggs. Is not a small far th e right hands profitabl le? Oe wd I= neions, low BEST TO TREAT THE POTATO Be ETLE.—Again some writers are alking of the economy of hand picking potato beetles, *‘If this is well attend- «d to, there will be ro eggsdeposited on the leaves,” they say. Do they speak | rom experience. or do they write such | tuff because it seers plautible? Years wo we diligently picked and killed, mee every day, every potato beetle to | be seen on a patch 300 feet square, and yet there were, so far as could be j judged, just as many eggs deposi ted and hatched as if this tedious work had | never been done; while the soil bet «cea | the rows was kept hard up, ng walked over so often. The fact the beetles are to be found in crack of the soil, under little clod stones, about the stems and cree sverywhere, One may pick off 8 beetles from ithe plants at 10 o’ and at 11 o'clock they will be as as ever. Hand-picking destroy so many beetles certainly; and the: inst so many less; but it Is like re ug i mound of earth pebble by pe or emptying a tub of water di drop. The work has no apprecial fect. We have tried every meth killing potato beetles, For one ei season we tried London purple, but found that if applied the least Lit too strong, it would injure the foliage, be- | cause the water collects wherever the | leaf will hold it, and evaporates, leav- ing a film of Paris green. We now use pure Paris green and plaster—one pound to a barrel of plaster—and see that it is thoroughly mixed with rake and hoe. The first application 18 ade as soon as the plants get well out « the ground, and the second when the ; ubs make thelr appearance. A fow ia not needed for early pot toes, Important, When youn visit "oe eave New Yorx City Baggage sxpressage and $3 carriage Hire, wu sine Grand Union Hetel, opposite Gran rel ast rooms, fitted up at a coe mill on A $l and upwards day. European Plan Elevator, Rew supplied with the best. lorse car, sag elevated ralirond to all depots, Families betier for jess money a8 the Grand Unio han at any other Arsi-ciass hotel la te ety of tire Trees are plants, hike all other farm srops, and if the soil containing the one should be cultivated and manured, what reason can there be for making an exception in the case of the other? It takes exactly the same plant food to build a tree and form an apple as it does to manufacture any other firm crop; and yet many farmers expect to keep on crepping the orchard and get the trees and fruit thrown in for noth- ing; they think they should not nlow without planting. A coLD damp soil, with hard | vious subsoil, is not suitable for : a den and before it can be properly zed should be well drained. Yor den purposes, if the tile drain has laid, the trenching system is bes such sols, Any wethod that pe: it to rid itself of surplus moisture. allows the heat and air to enter w beneficial, ers LAr ili Lar. fen for nits and be ORCHARD ON WET BotL.~A chard will not thrive on wet soll. The trees will be mossy, the leaves w.'! be yellow, the fruit will fall off, and in a 4 ow i the tree vil not plaziod wih with or not fruit trees, The Srding shuld between the rows of aabould be and put four feet Tile dratlos yg the most du and the bes * reasons, OF= aiuh) thu saka nd uestions »onil aid 8tiflen the | Ir is thought by some good observers that the disease curl in the leaf of peach trees is caused, at least assisted by the lack of soluable potash in the soil. In proof of this, it is stated that trees, un- mistakably affected with curl have been quickly changed to heaith through the application of unbleached w ood ashes about the trees, How 19 EVADE THE APPLE TREE Borge. —The apple tree borer will not attack trees that are covered ou the stem down to the roots with a mixture of cow dung, clay and lime, and super- phosphate of carbolic acid enough to give it a strong odor. This is made into a thick wash and 18 laid on with a brush. NEArLy all fruit growers make the mistake of setting out a greater number of kinds than can be marketed with profit. For a family supply, & number procured from a few favorite trees. For market, at present, good size and showy appearance are more important than quality, so that if a fruit be fairly very best. Miss little boy. Mrs, think, How much he favors you. Candor—So many but I can’t see the resemblance, ‘His fathar.” “You do?” > Substance, — Astronomical text. sun’s density at a but in Solar more than one-eighth the density of water. It this view be correct, the sun 1s simply an globe of glowing gas liquid at the centre in Solar temperature is a mat- scientiic estimates range cl dl i Mercier. The oll “I paid out hundreds of receiving any benefit,” Rhoads, of McBrides, 1 wy Beale complaints, down,’ for 8 ‘Favorite Prescription’ I advise every sick lady to take it. tron is. Druggists sell is, sr ID AI Man believes that to be a lle which contradicts the testimony of his own ignorance, For weak Ness oO lungs, spitting of blow, { breath, consumption, all lagering coughs, “Golden Medical Discovery’ remedy. Superior to cod | druggists. Dr. Plerce's IA sovereign liver oil cl A Messina Only infinite Wisdom 1s able 1 dis men and beasts, — Stranger than Fiction, are the records of some of the cures of con- ~Dr. Pleree's » that cogsamption, in its early stages, equal as a pectoral and alterative, and the os yield to its powor, All druggists. A -—— _— The troub e with many communities is, that their dead men refuse to be buried, —————— How to Save Money, Wherever you live, and learn about work that you can do while living at your own home at a profit of at least from $510 $25 and upwards daily. made over $50 in a day. All ERber sox. All ages. Hallett & Co. start you. Capital not needed once and all of the above will be proved to you. Nothing like it ever known to work. ingmen, and aim to be what you appear to be. Fraser Axle Groase. One trial will convinces you that it is the best, Ask your dealer for the Frazer Axle Grease, and take no other. Every box has our trade mark on, Happy is the man who has neighbors willing to forgive his mistakes, Sek Headache, Thousands who have saflered intensely with sick headache say that Hood's Sar. sapariila has completely cured them. One gentle man thas relieved, writes: “Hood's Sarsaparilia is worth its weight in gold.” Sold by all drog- glsta 100 doses $i. sss —_ He who thinks poorly of himself can- not win the respect of his fellows, tN The farmers, in thelr swamps, we're sare, Could ad the roots and plants that oure; 11 by their knowledge they only knew For just the disease each one grew, Take courage how and “Hwamp-Root" (rye (for kidney, Hyer and bladder compiamis) As on this remedy you can rely. a ———— A] II WOO co I'he great business of morality lies in restraining the undue pursuit of pleas. ure and the undue aversion to pain, All Fits at Troatise tris es br. Ro a Moree Restorer ty Fiicases Sendo Dr. Kline S8L Arca st, Pails, Pa The perfectly contented man is also perfect less, oor COCKLE’S ANTI-BILIQUS a A - A SD ANS A —— oman Hr had been outing her a long time, so long that she began to get tired; so one night she sald to hum: “John, who is the author of the phrase “Man proposes’?” “I'm sure I don’t know,” answered John; ‘‘why do you ask?’ “Oh, merely wanted to know who he was.” “For what reason?” “Because I guess he didn’t know what he was talking about,”’ “Five minutes later the wedding day was set,”’ mm—————— Cleanses the scalp, and leaves the halr soft and beautiful, Hall's Halr Renewer. 1f you have any form of throat or lung disease, take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. - — There are 172 specimens creatures known to science, including crayfish, myriapods, etc. They are mostly white, whether from lack of stimulus of the light, or from bleaching out of the skin. Some species have small eves and some have none, of blind ‘Il ONINN0O3Y SISID0NUO ONY SNVIDISAHd BEST TONIC Sirengthens the Mascles, Stendica the Nerves, Enriches the Blood, CGilves New Vigor, Mus Eviza Jerkses, @ Hemlock By, Allegheny, Ps. says For sv yoars | have suflored with Back ache snd Wea %. The various remedies § used afforded t relief. Three bottles of Brown's Iron Bit wd me Ma Arrnzo Baioos, Petersburg. Va, says: “1 have for years beon an intesss ant frosn patos in back, loins, Kidoeys and bisdder, have trie 4 arable pres Piao mis and preparations without banat i. Two bo Aton # Brown's Iron Bitters en tirely cared me, and I grate siully recotnsnend i Genuine has shove Trade Mark and crossed red $ on wrapper, Take no other. 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Phila Hotes FAM 4PM TUN MM. Ek Sanday #toll AM, PIUM HABIT 2h mrt | BOT A FARTIOLE rats orseif denial Pay when cured, Bowe / book frees. Du J Wratneney Kans City Wa no Obtained. Send starnp for A TE N « Y Inventory’ Gallas, fe Breamas, Patoul Lawyer, Washingt: , Bb. a Patra ea day, fmer ples dacs aot under the Bo pet b | i Hood's Sarsaparilla This successful medicine ls a carefully prepared extract of the best remedies of the vegetable kingdom known to medical selence as Alteratives, Blood Purifiers, Diuretics, and Tonics, such as Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Btillingia, Dandelion, Juniper Berries, Mandrake, Wild Cherry Bark and other selected roots, barks and herbs A medicine, like anything else, can be fairly only by its results. Wo polut with satisf tion to the glorious record Hood's Barsaparilia has en. tered for itself upon the hearts of thousands of people who have personally or indirectly been relleved of terrible suffering which all other remedies falled to reach. Bold by all druggists, £1; six for 85. Made only by CO. L HOOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass 100 Doses One Dollar 8 § «DIA ue or HE pr Vv se & VEGETABLE COMPOUND, [su Positive Care Delicate Complaints Comphested tc Wosknesses 0 among our Wr ves, Mot al and Daughter ane CHINO I will cure anbively | all ovarian or ouging troubles, Infiamma tiom gud Ulcers / JIHeplacensents; 4 4 Mtguens ping. OL leer tne Woman’ re Friend oo. oc of lire ELT 8 4 BLESSING TO OVERWOREED WONKE, 17 RE0vE FAINTERES, FLATTLESCY, ALL CRATING FOR STINDLANTS AND RELIEVES WEARNESS OF THE sromaci. Ounes Lev CORRS. MENSTHEUAL FERIGUS PAssrD withond rary, Price $1. per bottle pa oalari adapted to th CURES ALL HUMORS, n Bloteh, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula. Salterbheum, {In short, all dim vr igh caused by ad blood are conquered by this powerful, pt tying, and ia ati; ng Great Eating Uls cers raj ben) under its benign influence, | Bape ia all bas it manifested Ha poten cy in curing Tetter, Rose Rash, Boils, Care buncics, Sore Eyes, Scrotulous Sores and Swellings, #ip-Joint Disease, White Swellings, Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten oer is I staznps for a large treatise, with 0k ored plates, on Ekin Discases, or the same mount for a treatise on Berofulious Afections, CrHE BLOOD IS THE LIFE» | Thoroughly cleanse it by using Br. Pierce's | Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spire its, vital strength, and soundness of constitution, will be established. CONSUMPTION, pred cine. Lungs, 8 promptly and certainly srrested and cured by thi God-given remedy, if taken | before the last Stages of the disease are reached. From its wonderful power over this terri fatal disease, when first offering this Dow Dr, Prence thought seriously of calling It hia “Cone wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthens pectoral, and nutritive pot only as & remedy lungs, but for all CHRONIC DISEASES or TaN Jee perties, is unequaled, If you feel dull, drow sallow color of skin, or yellowish-brown on face or body, frequent headache or pews, bad taste in mouth, interoal heat or chil alternating with hot fash low spivits an gloomy borebodings, eu ar appetite, and coated tongue you sre suffering from Indie gention yaspepein, and Torpid Liver, e “mill ousness,” In many cases only part of these gymploms are experienced. As a remedy Tor all such oases, Golden Medical © ual. Yor Weak Langs Spistin Shortness of reath, ronchitl Severs Coughs, Consumpiion, De kindred affections, it is a sovere) remedy, Send to cents in stam for Pieroe's book on Consumption. OR CC BOTTLES PRICE $ | 00, FOR $05.00. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors, 683 Mala Bt. ots Discovery baa no oan = IT i 10 2 uy e\Ne ANTI-BILIOUS and CATHARTIC, Ys LIVER FACE, HANDS, FEET, and all their Imperfections, incinding Pa cial Development, Hair and Soaip, finons * rene Firth Marka, Masten 'W be on wetbury 87 5 earth any NT Marvellous Benes DISCOVERY. Wholly unlike Artificial Systemes Cure of Mind Wan. in one en Beary re. siner 11 with Ap Oe, . FRGE Pt 2327 Fifth Avenue, inl AM York. AFFLICTED=>s UNFORTUNATE |.” After all others fail consuls 220 KN. 15th 8¢., below Callowhill, Phila, Pa. 20 years experience in all SPECIAL diseases Per manently restores those weakened by early indiscre. thoes, Bs faites write, Advice free and strictly con Hours: 11 a.m. till 2, snd 7 10 10 evenings EDICAL OFFICES, Drs.J.N. &J. B, BOBENSACK. Established i 2 Api For the cure of all Special BB ES OF MEN, neluding VARICOCELE, Kite, Call or write and be wired by Graduate of Jeflerson College, with Hospital perience Hou Hours, 8 to %, 6 ©. Closed Dr. Sage's Catarmy REMEDY cures the id in the 3 danas ache. #0 cents. ION CLAIMS: MS oi AY AACR PENS Zot by MILO B. STEVENS & CO. WASHINGTOR D.C, CLEVI LAND, OHIO. CHICAGO, 1 LL, DETROIT, MIGH, IVE E GUARANTEE YOU 50 J356 LE Hooks, C E Tron Beaton nnd Papers § wil over ihe U, and Canaan tf Jou send 2 cents to Agents’ have your name in ~ Directory. ALLEN & OO Pox (3, Kennade, a"r AT a social ry given a ew nights | since at a promment residence some of the guests began coaxing Miss Blak | replied: { “Oh! I'm no player. » “You play divinely, Come now “Oh! but I’m out of practice,’’ | “That's no excuse, Favor us | just one piece.” | “But I can’t without the notes { And her7.year-old brother whsij | toa bald-hieaded man in the backgroun {| “AndI burned up the { afternoon”? A half-dollar was slipped | hand, and he was told that a | had the interests of the i | heart must surely make his mark. into his mpl mi | HE MEANT BUSINESS Ma-—-Now, | you must be good, Algy. Algy—How much will you give { for being good? | M.—How much will I give you? A.~Yes'm, M.—Nothing, of course A.—Then I won't be good. M.—You won't? A.—~Not unless you pay for it. M,—Why not A.—Decause { would then be a good- for nothing boy. Al AN EVENIRG SCENE PARTY a lady he has seen before, bul he not recall her name, Theytalk a while he thinks he has identified her, As | she is turning from nm she says, | an arch smile: “You don’t know {I am.” “Oh, yes,” sald he, *‘you are | Mrs. Maclntyre.”” “There,” she re- plied, “I was sure you didn't remember me; but never mind, Ia | taken for Mrs, Macintyre, | beautiful, 1am Mrs, ble] said he, “I beg pardon, but don’ | Mrs MacIntyre of the mistake I made.” cm — for she is er.” ‘OL ti Wii —How d'ye d Mr. Spinks? so late, I'm afraid s have given away all their dances. Awl ually sorryl Fact is, we t lost in the fog. Binks—Yes; had find our way from the station with Hostess-—Ah, then that was Funniman meant, I suppose, Mr. Binks? I'm 0 OSTESS { How d'ye do, you are both the ¢ hat Mr. wien Links” > IAGLEY—Susan, I intend 1 nvite a few friends to our dinner, De Bag res, Pon sonby, Jupking—eh? irs, Be Genial fellows, no doubt, Bs them, William, by all means do. iI wil and I'll tell you what 1'll key myself. Bagley 30, mined to spoil at a hotel. well, if you're our enjoyment, 1°l VAN Kona ‘Are now, Featherl) Featherly (who has just been critic ing Van Kobalt's work very ~**No; my doctor has forbidden iL." Van Kobalt—*1 wish give me his address, 1 would like know a physician of such spirit.” nging 81 2 you singi “Ix that drawer,’ said the poet his death bed, “*you will find a my posthumous works. | them all to you." “Ahl you are too kind,” { the friend. “No, I am not. them.” Noone else Wanar's that?” | from the country in a music store terday. “That? Oh, that is used on violins, It is called a chin rest.” “Gimme one!” exclaimed the tomer. *‘It’s just what I'll give to my wife for a present.’’ yes. “You must take exercise health, my dear.” | All right,” she said, “I'll jamp at { the first offer.” They were months, for your married FATHER (to rapid son)—My father the like, Rapid Son—Oh, yes, but you forgot | family than you did. Ps - Yourous Youxa LAWYER (to prisoner)--AS you have no counsel the court has deputed me to defend you. Prisoner— Am dat so? Young Lawyer—Yes. Prisoner (to Judge)—Den 1 pleads uilty, yo' honah; an’ frows myse'f on gr mercy ob de court. rrerTYy WaArTer GIL (to regular boarder) — What kind of soup will you have to-day, Charley? Charley (n a fascinating manner) Well, weally, I hardly know, y° know, Jennie? Pretty Noodle soup, Charley. “1 gAY, brakeman, isthis my train?” “N10, I guess not. It seems to belong to the Railroad company, Their name is on it, anyway.” ‘Neo, no, I mean "I want to find my FAI ne “All right, sir; where did you lose Hee a a PECKHAM (meeting an old friend) ~ Why, Dingley,isthisyou? 1 haven't seen Jou tor ten years, Now are you, *Bigies on, Im just like I used to how's be. BI Lon aed be a girl when you were ge the bow girl when you were single. Coide, Coughs, Sore Throat Honrsenoss Stiff Heck, Bronchitis Catarrh, Headeoche, Toothache, Rheumatiosn Neuralgia, Asthma, Frostbitos Chilblain $ # fi AGY Known rein Hn REMEDY Me mont exer Jd al GHae! glands or organs, uj ofse : Appl) cat No matter how vigient or exc Hbeumast Ledridden, i ra’ gie, or prosirated bh 1 LE pa i fain ¥ Nervous, Not i i { RADWAY'S READY RELIEF instant ease, _ hirty to sixty drops i , In a few minutes, ox Slomar h, Nausea, Vo . Palntness, Hes Dysentery, Onl: Imernal Paine, There 18 DOL 8 TEMEeCIS that will £are Fever and Agae arious, Bi ww. 441 other I wile *, Sour 's tiem failumb ere « BO gHICK Bs HB EF Fifty ens De. BAapwaAaY & X. adway's Sarsapariiiine nnd Dr. Hadway's 10 OU. N. solvent Bf Docs Youn Back Acne? g8 a ; FBO, APPLY A Fy "Hop PLAS JER. 1 cd 7 4 8 i ¢ Gan em = a oe $06 le Head, Alla Inflammar Heals the Sores the Senses of Naste, Hearing Smell, A qui k ILeliet rou—~ a va A XEDICAL Cures rights’ Disease, Catarts of the Bl wr, Torpkd Liver dissolves Gall-Stones and Grave SYMPTOMS ard CONDIT ows of Urine for which this Kemuody i should be taken, fcealding Stoppage Nood-tinged Diabetic Albumen DBrick-dust Dropsical Dribbling SHY in Headache Frequent Qostiven Boneache Nervous Redishdark Urig-acid Settlings COstarrhach Backache Nervesche Ph PS Bad-taxte Foul-Bresth Gall.colo ITIS ASPECIFIC, Every dove goes 1o the Relleves and Cures {nlernal Slime-fFver f Malaria, Peover witism, Enlarge ment of the Pro Sexual Wesk- som, Bpermato nt ra an a Gout. 1t Eliminates Blood Impurities, Berofuls, Frysipelas, Salt 3b mn, Syphilis, Pimples, Biotches, Peversores, and Cancer-tainta itis mn most Wonderful Appetizer, Builds vp Quickly a Hon down Constitution, BF Tell your pe ELD srs all about it. Price 25¢, $1.00—56 bottles $5.00. EF" Prepar ed at Dr, Ki pers D TIAL Binghamton, N. Y.. E. Ae Tnoakids’ GGwide to Health Yond Free. All letters of inquiry promptly ansewernl SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, ERR Rheumatism and Catarrh Can be Cored. fi iy Caxaspagva, NK. Y., May i886, Pardee Modicine Co.. GESTILEMEN Nearly all winter 1 was con fined to my room with inflammatory rhea 1 commenced using Dr. Pardee's Rbeumatic Remedy, but after taking it for ¢ i { making me worse, but continued its use and the soreness leaving my arms and At the time Ibad a It has completely cured me, I commenced using the remedy, found to be better after taking it, and it oc curred to me to use it asa gargle, which I did, and to my great satisfaction I improved rapidly, and today am free from both rheu- mutism and catarrh. I consider it indispens able as a family medicine, I take one tea did tonic. 1 would advise you to recommend it as a gargle for throat trouble and catarch for I know it will cure. 1 have seen w remarkable cures from the ase of this v i fam very truly yours, ER McUALL Less than One-half the Amount Cared Him. Jolin C. Herom, of 46 4th streel, Rochester, has been troubled for years with rbeamatiom in the shoulders and about the heart. He gave a physician ten dollars for an examina tion, and he merely informed bim thal he bad rheumatism of the heart. He wascured by Dr. Pardee’s Rheumatic Remedy, and for Jess than one-half the money paid for the ex- amination, Ask your druggist for Dr. Pardes's Rem- «dy, and take no other. Price, $1 per hottie six bottles, $5. Furdee Hdicins On, Bochuse: RY.
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