FAXM NOTES EXPERIMENTAL MANURING. —~ Any work af experimenting in tha growth of crops by different methods of ma- nuring or evlture should be based upon equal eonditions. Thus, if a farmer were to try the results of various modes of manuring aud fertilizing be should select or make a piece of soil that would not grow any crop at all, or such a crop over the whole ground that would measure precisely the same in every part, The latter is very rarely to be found, but a wornout land may easi'y be procured that will not grow corn —if corn 18 to be grown as a hat crop—at all, The his ex’ eriments in growing corn con gsecutively for several years by the use of the special corn manure, and in growing mangels by another artificial | fertihzer, chose a plece of land upon which the previous year the largest corn stalk was only seven inclies high, and the best mange] weiched only two Re Wiuy BRIDGET LET. — Mistress... Bridget, 1 want you to understand that 1 am not going to stand any more flir- tations between you and the policeman on this beat Bridget—Thin, mum, I'll ve afther Javin’ yees. 1 can get a hew place any day in the wake, but u perlaceman that loves yer for yersell alone 18 not picked up 80 aisy. —— A — IN A REsTAURANT,.—T'rOprietor (to recently enguged waiter) — You will have to go; [ can’t Keep you. New waiter--What's the matter? “Whenever a customer asks you if the fish is fresh you get red in the face You'd bre.k up the whole business in a short time,” a one part plas- wanure is an sxcellent mixture for retaining the fer. tilizing qualities of the youltry wanure, The mixture should be kept dry. Two parts dary earth, cunces, Such soll this will then show pecisely what the manure will | do, and wiil give results as near cer- | tainty as may be. The present year a | corn crop grown to tests varieties for | cusilage on a piece of new land with- | out wanuring is that the corn plants from ten mchies to seven feet, Such a | piece of soil 1s clearly unit for experi- | menting on, and will be until it is worn | down to an even quality, CONCERXING TED WHEAT. 1 has been Gemonsirated over apd over ngain that perfectly clean ground will proGuce a ¢'ean crop, it is with smut as with weeds of all sorts, if we have | seeds we shall have weeds growing as a resull, but if we have no seeds there will be no weeds. So with smut Clean seed upon a clean field will re- sult in a clean crop. Never sllow a | second crop to Immediately follow a! smutted crep of wheat, Just how great a length of time ought to inter- | vene has not been certainly determined, It would be much safer to allow several | vears, however, and it would be still better to have the soil stirred frequent. ly as by planting a cultivated crop like corn or potatoes. There are at least two diseases of wheat to which the pame of smut 1s popularly apphed, al- | though they can be readily distin. | guished by a little care in making ex- | amination of the heads. In the one case the kernels only are affected, the interior of eaclr being a black, powder- ly mass, a} 8 3 C the skin of the grain being, | nowever, intact. In the other case, not only are the Kernels affected and | entirely destroyed, but the chaff is also | attacked and all are reduced to a black powder, which drops to the ground upon the slightest touch or is borue away by the gentlest breeze. FALL CHicks —Now 18 the time to set broody hens’in order to get asupply of pullets for early spring laying. Pallets hatched now will begin laying in February and March, and the first to begin will want to sit by the last of | March, In settirg hens in hot weather it is best to make « nest on the ground, | or if this 1s not practicable, line a box with sod, dirt side up. acid. Make the pest sprinkle with sulphur, have no fear of lice, on top and | and you need If you have any and you have nol taken the above pre- cautions against lice, heads at once for the lice, To destroy tham anoint heads with your finger dipped in lard, Repeat the third day, and treat the breast, body and wings of the molher hen to a like process. Disease AMONG FrExCuu PEACHES, — A new disease has broken black rot that bas been #0 destructive to the grape in America, attacked in its earlier stages and never reaches maturity, It is, however, from a wholly different fungus that produces the grape trouble with us, and has been named Coryoeum Beljerinekl., This blank rot swept off most of the peaches In Lhe valley of the Garonne last year. KEEPING TOMATOES FOR WINTER. It is not generally koown that late to- ripe fruit has disappearead green tomatoes as late as possible and packing them in diy sand putting them away where they will not freeze, A few days before wanted take outa layer from the sand and place them in A sunny window or in A warro room as though fresh from the vines. Whnex the grape rot has previously existed in the vineyards it will be ne- of lime and copperas sol to destroy the spores, » v will require vineyards, and the solution should be used both in the fall and spring by sprinkling it freely around the vines, as well as spraying it over them. The rolution is a pound of copperas to four buckets of very thin whitswash, nsms—— Turse is nothing more useful than news-process linseed meal in correcting deficient rations for cows, Being about as rich in albuminoids as in carbo- hydrates, it will make up the deficient slbuminoids of corn meal, corn fodder, poor hay, ete, It also has a laxative tendency, thus often preventing fevers, 53 well as promoting the secretion of milk. A HEX may go hungry all day and if given all she can eat at night will lay betler than one that Las been fed three or four times a day. A hen is in ber best condition only when she Is seen industriously at work. It is ber natural mode of securing food work ing for it, If given a p to seratch in winter the exercise keeps her warm, ind when night begins to come ou she will bave an excellent appetite. OLD pear trees that have apparently beth worthless isve rg Revival by put ihe applicaticn of a peck o an whes scattered around the base. Now # the time to try the method. Frexon FUN, — A man very much excited burst into M, Vasteur’s li bora- tory the other duy. **Oh, Doctor,” ben bitten!” “By a dog?” asked usteur, **No, worse than that,” “By acat?’ “A kind of cat. can youd cure me?’ *1t was a wolf, then.” “*Not a wolf, but much was my mother-in-law!’ en » he cried, But ob, Doctor, worse, li ing to his work, **nothing can be done, Ma Gor.—*“Amanthy,” said the old Indy from the head of the stairs, “what does that young feller mean by stayin’ s0 late?” “Excuse me one moment, Mr. Her- ring.” said Awanthy, and she closed the parlor door softly and whispered hoarsely up the stairs: <1 think he meaps business, | You get to bed.’” ma. ———————————_——" od by catare, The Hood’ s “sarsaparilla | by ali druggists. $1: six for HOU! ) & CO., Apathecaries, Lowe 100 Doses One Dollar + Mass “i bs Years ive suffered with capurh , ud paid out he ndrads of dollars for medi. vines, 1 was weak, and BY €5cs were so sore that | coul! Rot sew or regd much I began 1 take Hood's Sarsaparis add now my catarih nearly cured, ie weakmas of my b gone, my apnati a fact, | other person Casxl RIL sy have bh causing gre ies now my catarih my he Hicunard Gispoxa, Hanibn, O Hood’ s Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists $1: ir fo by © . LL HOOD re Cdk, Apihe 100 DosesOne in my J dy i 11 ¢llike GHAM, 1" 00 18 go dsl Mus, A. tiled wih cn ches of Tie Lr b. § used Food K my Bas Car, Cu and 1aUDE HM, 8:4 is cue In uy and adache all disappeared.” $h. Prepars] only Lowel, Mass Dollar ou 10U SE HOL D, DEEFSTEAK.—he {inest leef 13 re. quired tor really good steak. Steaks cut from three different parts of t beef are in request for privates ta and restaurants, known as tender lo porterhiouse and roundsteak, Tae He les in last the having no bave Jack uo bone worth speaking of, it is wost economical cut, and fat, suits the many who steak cut excelled is the should named, Tenderloin fromm prime beef cannot be Porterhouse cut from it choice. DBeefsteak be cut in If the beef no means much of the Having a clear bed of coals over which to place’a griddle with slender bars, well warmed and I.ay the steak on the bars, it just to the degree that it, as In this way you are providing. Some persons who an ample time to allow for having It while others have a disgust for any save well douse, thor- | oughly cooked meat, and would prefer fifteen minutes, { commodate herself strictly to the in structions of her employer, and leary bow to please parties who widely differ Cooking beefsteak upon an ordinary stove is to Ol] a kitchen with the smell of burnt fat, which may be avoided by having a charcoal ULrazier for this pur. the char- coal supplying good heat without smoke, No gravy is so good as the pure juice ie but- lifted from the gridiron, steak when first but let salt be Pepper the put upon the gridiron, added to taste at table. ghould slwass be at hand, ready mixed, for those who tke it as a | ——— An Old, Reliable ¥ iH. me wi pleasant and sat ¥ iyexpe. the evideno “of coafiden hown Ly the put to a long estab. he John FP. Lovell Atrios Co, 347 glon Sirees, received a few days ago, from | endessee, of whom they riences in business is 0 occasionally i:hed frm. Washin { & man in viots knowjedge, Five Hundred Dollar bi | six dollars’ worth of goo tobe re urned, Ac proved its valine and The sender © Posto fn wna t had no pre- I, With an o In, requesting PTX anna 8 Oroer was I In a rer i% 0ely means referred to was his med P convenient sum 10 ene It would no be re | markabie of this firm, Wao have been wlentifie : with historical Dovk Square for faliseig yhe years, should thas win t mii ens of Bos ou or New i Engi and pes swihy of note fas | #8 int wit of reputation that ext se United a AY One who has seen (aeir advertise. | ments of Guns, Hifles, Revolvers, Catiery, Sport. roder for wixty- 3 hatige # sre ow 1 bi i ioe, $C Hie ¥ sale in sen ling them any amoant of be sure to get the fall value a return, | or if unsatisfaciory in any way, ther money re- joe will do well to send 6 cis, in stamps for their arge 100 page | Hiustrated onalogve. -—-—— To Boir EaGs.—E gas are usually mistaken method. To cook an egg properly, the white, or albumen, should be just curdled, while the yolk should be hardened. Now, the yolk hardens at a temperature when the albumen curdles, Bot if cooked in boiling water the albumen Is hardened, since it hard- ens at that temperature, while very often the yolk 1s not hardened, becauve the egg 18 removed before the yolk is properly heated, The cotrect method, then, Is to place the egg in a small amount of boiling water, remove the vessel from the stove and let it cool. After ten or fifteen minutes remove the egg and it will be found properly cooked; the albumen coagulated but not hardened; the yolk hardened. a So SAAN OLD MEATS, ~For breakrast or lupeh cold meat of any kind may be used in this way: Mipce the meat very fine, mix it with an equal quantity of bread crumbs that have been soaked and pressed rather dry and one finely chopped onlon. Season with salt, pep. per, nutmeg and allspice. Mold with beaten egg, form into balls and fry n bolling fat, EE ‘ Waex persons have fancy fruit to ship, it pays to have the name of it printed neatly, and laid in the case on As Lop of the frutt. The 0 hayes 410 with this idea, and it helps ous to sell it also. “ i i ! i i i You Are Sick With Headnohe, Neurglgio, sis, Billousness, Blood Cotistipation, Ble fries ne tration, Rbrumeatism Dyspep Humor, Kidney Dises Troubles, Fever and Ag i Partial Paralvais, Hervous Pros 3 Palne’'s Celery Compound and cured. 1a cach of those the in mental or physical overwork, anxiety, ¢ the effect of which is tow tem, resulting In one of these the cause with that great RESULT will disappear. ple rmale te, Of Lode dizeaser, Nerve Torn Remove ae, Jas. L. Bowen, Springfield, Mass, writes: “ Paine's Celery Compound cannot be exeelled as 8 Nerve Tonic. In my case & single bottle wrought A gee at change. My nervousness entirely | disnppesrec and with it the resulting affection | of the stomach, heart and liver, and the whole tone of the system was wonderfuly invigorated, 1 tell my friends, if sick as | bave been, Palne's Celery Compound Will Cure You! Bold by druggists. $1 ; six for §5. Prepared onl by WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Burlington, Vt, For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated. | Warranted io color more goods than sny other dyes ever made, and to give more brillinnt and | durable colors. Ask for the Dw and tak» no other, A Dress Dyed A Child can use them! ond, At druggists and Merchants, Dye Book free, wv rivherlol Teslerlan] del rjarferie o rims ba verted HR wit fu 8 Hubber Cost, and ai Bis fret half Lows s sxprricucs in a storie Bude 10 Bis servow thet iL Is hardy a belied jreteciies han a mos quite netling, Bat feels sbagrined #t being se badly - sa la, bul 8ir0 feels if be Goes net losk & soily ike Ask tur the = Pislf BAARDY fucken v vjelelulviviuiuioloiulelolol ¢ offer the 4 WRkile service (not style) 8 t that will keep Bim dry in the hardest storus, Jt is called TOWEK'S FISH BRAND S BLICKER" 8 uate fasdiar to every Cow boy ali over the land, With them the only perfect Wind sud W slerpre wf Coat ls “Tower's Fh b raid 8) itker.” slorek ee per LG” Matte wil ie Bin 70 4 gr Jol Little Lu upon being TrYING DUTY .~— much impressed day in Eogland, and day there ght at heme, After considering she said: the **1 think it’s pret- i clothes torn, his hair full of dust, and his face bearing unpstakable marks of | & severe conflict, i 0, Willlel Willke!" mother, deeply shotked and grieved, | 'you bave disobeyef me again. How j often have [ told ya pot to play with { that wicked Staplefosl boy!" “Mamma,” said Ville, “de I look : { i i - POOR ARGUMENT, — Mr. Topnoody | | was hilarious almost '0 silliness and his wife was mad, “Stop that foollshoess, she said Angrily, “Why, mydear,”” Is replied, “a little nonsense now and Lien is relished by the wisest man.” “*That’s no argument in your de- fenca, Topnoody,” sks snapped at him, ‘shut up.” Topnoody,” wlan ws - Cowpoy (on front platform of street car, smoking )—I say Mister, why don’t you make your horsef go faster? Driver— Western mn? “wy os, 1" 3 “How would you dive that team out | | West, now?" Shoot "em and geta new team.” ALREADY OCCUPED. Well, Johnny, how'sthe Are you head of yougclass? Johnuy-—Not exacly, “Why, how's that ® “1 couldn't be, begiuse JOys are." - Father - : the other -t ON THE CARS, — Mr, Steam 1s a wonderfulthing, Clergyman-—It is iideed, my but we don’t go to b&ven by steam. **That’s so, parson; My me in hot waler 80 nbich that it seems to me it’s the other Pace I'm going to by steam." Henpeck ny did you get that brule over your eye? Mild sport—My hase shied, but you {bet I'm going to trad Lim off for a bi- cyc le. Same (next day)-And got your nose smasisd in: pened ? “The bicycle shied* . - THAT DeEresps.— First tourist (very homelvinan) ~The A mer- ican women are bautiful, but their { voices are harsh. what's Lap- i Second foreigner ib iandsome man) | Indeed! | fweel, i i - The Excitemept Not Over. | The rush on the drifzghts still continues { and daily scores of pesplt call for a bottle | of Kemp's Balsam for (he Throat Lungs for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis asl Const ption, Kemp's Balsam, the stand family reme. dy, is sold on a guaranted and never fails to give entire satisfactiol Price 50¢ and $1. Trial size free, The pecan can bdgrafted on the hickory, They are fted in Feb ruary, po the collar, ind then banked up with soil, no graling wax being used, i - The way to make money ido save it. Hood's Sarsapariiiams the most ecoBmical medicine to to buy, as it ia the only oo of which can truly be sald, “100 doses one Bliar.” Do not take any other preparation if youlive decided to buy Hood's Sa; sapanila M. Repan recent) ; declared that it was impessibie to wrig well before the age of fourty, ——. Frater Axio Lrense, The Frazer is kept by all dealers, One box insta as long as two ir any other, Hee ceived medals at North Gurolina State Fair, Centennial, and Paris Eposition. Silence is the wisdom of a . ———— Bypiure cure nrante teed by Dr, J, B. Mayer, a Pa. A reh St, Rv at once, no speration or lay from business, by thou- ods of cures after ers fall, advice free, send for circulat, A coat) a nen vi masner it will nearly n equal paint. i AM os No Orrum in Piso's Cage for tion. Cares where i “Why, Lucy,’ ssked mamma. + Cause when we are in bed and asleep she has got to be all pecple in Australia.” up ‘ Had Been Worrted Eighteen Yours. ™ It but the unted tw draw should have read tm, arried” f-reader observed tliat it amo about the sae thing, and so did not bis blue peucil through the error. was considerable truth his obervatior Thousands of busbands bhealtu that afflicts their wives, and com fort ¢ sale and sure r the better, Merce’™s Favorite There is but ou Way The Pre r crip. tion, are seen on the dress- Few feathers jest fall bounets, A Tremendous Sensation would have been « ago by the sight of press trains wh sixty miles an Loar. grandfathers would we hundred year ae of our modern ng at the rate Just think how Lave stared at such a spectacle! It takes a good deal to astonish Pp opie now-a-days, but some of the marvel. wus cures of of unplion, wrought Ly Fleroe's Golden Medi Discovery, created widespread amizanent, suis ption ix al inst acknowledged « The “Golden Medical Discovery” only known remedy for it. If Laken night time—which, bear in mind, when the lungs are nearly goue-is right to the seat of the disease and | pi its work as nothing else in the can, adel Zing alk iis have is the xi the is not wi ROCCO Wor — An oid shoe born is of stained Ivory, with a sliver handles Lwisted rope - “ive Him 82, and Let Him Goess, We once heard a man complain of and wondered what allied Bim, “Give a doctor $2, It was a cutting safire on some doctors, who don’t always right. You need not guess whal alls when your food don’t digest, en bowels and stomach are inactive, your head aches every and you id and easily fatigued. You are Li and Dr. Pierce's FV Purgati wets will bring you out ali nght. boa easy take, Of drug! A usefal oddity isa laa p shaped liked a tomato and elaborately futed. you your and whey wh day, are langu jot, rasant Te Pe SULA. iQ Oaled, Seid |pins The Golden Gate Speoini. i and Centra! Pacis Roads and 3 Were y an Megs , 5 5 Cars, | Fiaacisco bati-reoms Jo barber # 2 fon hilaren, o A ——s i ICILDING A HOUSE, —"How i= your when she was waiting for bis mother to “Oh, bully! He's gong to build a “Going to bulld a house! How do “Well, I beard mamma say he brings SUGGESTIVE. ~She (looking over the autumn landscapr) — Isn't it perfectly beautiful, George’ He—It is simply delicious! 1 could gaze ou it for hours. Do you know Lkat every time 1 look on these gloriously tinted autumn leaves they remind me of yout” “In what way?" *“They look as if they appealed to one to be pressed. ”’ B5000 in Prices Is offered by the publishers of Tar Yourn's CoMPAXION for the best short stories, There are three prizes of $1000 each, three of $750 each, and three of $250 each. No other paper pays so liberally to obtain the very best matter for its subsorib- era. The publishers will send a circular on receipt of a stamp, giving the condi. tions of this offer. INE COMPANION has Two Million Readers a week. Every fam. ily should take ft, Any new subscriber who sends $1. 75 will receive it free to Jan uary 1, 1880, and a full year's subscription from that date. The more tashiovable the woman the smaller is her bustle. 1] Fite st tree by Dr, Kilne's Groat Ret Phemorer So a afr ire da ‘suse, Mar. nl $3.00 trial fries to Year hg Hg oy Lond pied RL I ISOS. 0 ise ! INQUISITIVE.~IL was at a fair in 8 Maussachuselis town we Common - th wealth, and articles for sale on one of was a patent hook for from the stove, | parish stood tabi'e, when the lifting kettles The clergyman of the | accidentally beside this he wes approached by a lending to the occasion the light “What is that thing for?" ent asked, taking hold mentioned, “1 believe the stud- of the that is a pot-lifter ‘The youth it curiously regatded u silence, you Kindly tell “how you “Will at length, with it?” The clerical gentleman want of reverence shown to his and then, recollecting himself, understand the me, lift a Jack-pot Exrexsive.—Barrowly — I am not very well, doctor. My head aches and 1 feel all broken up general iy. Doctor—Y ou don" {ake enough ex- stead of walking, as you should. 3ut I can’t afford to walk, it makes | me so hungry; and lunches cost money. Eat Geo Augustas sain, the knows t Australiar George Augustus Bal well Eng on his | wrote as follows to The | raph: 1 especially have membrance of the shi sh writer, Gn tip ¥ An Tew a plea p's doctor—-a very ex. maritime medioc Kindly daring Eras h Lo tended me most a horrible spell of bro tis and cle asthma svoked by the sea fog which had swooped * = x just g fown on Buti the doct un cise, the increasing v as we neared the | i ALA i.3 couple of J ¢ apped wiwern v $s right. Josiah Hoopes save that the experi- of the last few years has tavelt hin that August is a beller season t! spring for transplanting evergreens, i A Rad eal Cave far Eptieptie Vite, 0 The Ed Pis nform 3 hat] basen of inc ane WwW Gf aia readers We hs CE ¥ ate i a Rosy New Yori. plece of pockel jewelry 15a with gold binges and ends, A A in new Hf afMicted one hg with soreeres use [ir CeWRler imac Thomipe Diuggisas 0. por Lottie r———— Fur will be mueh used in (rimming winter gowns, Ely’s Cream Balin ‘rice 50 Cents, WILL CURE CATARRH EL y RRO o 0S ron CONSU ith ALL U1HEHS HAIL - 42 DR, 1,0BD pia: : en sth Pa. Deriénos in 4 all 8 30 Joni. refiores those gen eretione, &o. all or write, AGvIoe free And siriotd confidential, “igure JOAN HHI PM. and § 0X evenings BE" Bend 2 ot. Stamp for Book. Warren wt ———_———c RS Sea sah —— ii St Orn Ennis pean BES ERE Si a ba Ps. aed Pilla, 1 Repo viet dng WD, a TEE TP Sep Ce we Cures and Provents Colds; Coughs, Sore Throat, Hoarsenoss, Stiff Neck, Bror shivis, Catarrh, Mops ih ~~ Toothache, Rheumrtiom Neuraizia, Asthma, rises, Sprains, Quicker han Auy Known Kemedy w violent or exernciyl fig (the pain tae wamatic, Bedridden, lutrm Crippen, Nery os, Neursgu prosira ed wi Benne 1047 suffer, | RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will sflord Iniant ease "INT ERNALLY —A halt tumbier of waler will in | Cramps Spasms, Sour Suomaea | | g Heartburn, Nervousness, | Headache, Marries, Co internal pains, Malaria in its various forns | vented, There fn ai1er hi ats tire wid srt ET 4 pili», #» HELLIEY, i tol a remedisl, agent 19 het wil eure Fever and Agne Fevets Bide] by MADWAYX'S gikly 88 RADWAaXY SS KEADY It was the frst FAIN REMEDY p ITN fOr fd frais, sae, Laer row a LE Or Kil swelling Ve *] euTiny, i Kinds, wiil af for back, of afew dave « Tegt | Price, 50 CLs. What Seott's Emulsi on Has Done! i Over 26 Pounds Gain in Ten Weeks, | Experience of a Prominent Citizen, Tax CALIPORNTA Bocrrry ¥ Burk » Vic July th, 1 ’ ! “ wat I took a severe cold upon ' not give it proper attention; it developed into bronchitis, and in the fall of the same year I was threatened with | eonsumption. Physicians or- dered me to a more congeni- al climate, and I came to San Francisco. Soon af: my arrival I commenced taking | Seott's Emulsion of Cod Liver | Oil with Hypophosphlitcs reg. | ularly three times a day. In ten weeks my avoirdupois went from 155 to 180 pounds and over; the cough mean- time ceased. C R BELJZETT —— SOLD BY ALL DRUCCISTS. : CONSUMPTION } Bave a positive por Sonmnds of copes © pave bon cured), Be i will send Teg reali this Ear 2 eT | htm 1 = Wc CATARRH + venad bos £a1. 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Machine Roe feted trade in all pars § fF pike wo Fo enr ut tiie i goods ery pe e Fore pm iene tun out i seid for BBR. win ihe ischments, and mow seis Sor Bee, Srongent, mow ves. F fu} machine othe werd Al Ge 3 Neo oapital sequined Fivim, een whe write to G8 al Bnor aes we, { taf inetvactions rn free we ing wowing anmchine in the world, end (he dd had rl ever shows tageiher in Ameren, RUC W © ~, hen 140, Angusta, Baie, "WANTED: CONEAGENT FOR THISCOUNTY, { To take ari 4 eilarging SMALL Pio. | GHAPHS oo LIFE-SIZL oRAYON PICTURES, relly Beantifnl, Likessss an easly got ofders and va, Hare, silting & Uniating Ue, PULA » ' Arla, Ne ia AR: make a large oon. laternatisnal « | 6828 Masi a 5a
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