PEARLY
FARM NOTES,
TuERE is no mistaking fowl cholera
once you see it. The persistent thirst,
the drowsiness, the white, viscid drop-
pings becoming, as to the disease pro-
gresses, first yellowish and then green,
and the characteristic symptom of the
fowl keeping on its feet almost to the
last minute-—these tell the take, and are
unmistakable. The innumerable cholera
cures published from time to time grow
out eof faulty diagnosis, There are
other fatal diseases besides cholera, and
more easily cured,
GRAIN FOR SHEEP,— An experienced
shepherd says that perhaps more than
any ether animal, sheep need a little
grain in winter. Especially the ewes
with lamb need the supplementary ra-
tion of grain, It must be borne in
mind that the ewe with lamb is doing
double work at this season. She is
growing a heavy fleece of wool, and at
the same time sustaining the demands
of the living, growing organism that she
must soon bring forth. The double
strain upon her system must be met
and supported by extra good rations,
ANY horse worth wintering, should
have some green food in winter to keep
its bowels open. It is dry and concen-
trated food that causes fevers by con-
stipating the bowels, making the hair
rough. The good effect of oil meal
consists in the fact, not that it directly
mekes fat, but that it enables the
stomach to digest food more perfectly,
Carrots have the same effect, A few
given daily enable the owner of a horse
to diminish the grain ration and keep
the animal in better order at less ex-
pense,
THERE is danger in buying a made-
up let of hogs for feeders. What we
mean by made-up lot is a few bought in
a place till the required number is se-
cured. It is impossible to tell whether
all the animals are healthy, Often
disease lurks in sections where the
scareity of corn gives the farmers a
good excuse to sell their hogs, which
are really bought by feeders from
sections where corn is plenty, When
removed to these sections and fed corn
exclusively for a few days or weeks Lhe
disease is developed in all its viru-
lence,
WueN planting a young tree leave
very little wood. Cut back as much as
possible. By so doing the roots will be
better able to provide nourishment in
the beginning. Many young trees die
because there are not enough roots to
feed the surplus wood that was allowed
to remain on the young tree when it
was planted,
ABouT SELLING HoNEY,—The sale
of honey direct to consumers, rather
than consigning it, was advised at a
convention of bee-keepers in Ruchester,
Producers can increase demand by
better quality. It is not wise to carry
honey over a year. The price must be
as low as that of other sweets, that it
may be us d by manufacturers and by
the people. Trouble in marketing is
caused by dealers not being familiar
with bee-keeping in its various branches
Great loss is occasioned in shipping vy
packages being broken, more often by
express than freignt, strange as it may
seem. A box should not overrun one
or two pounds, and dealers prefer that
the weight be less rather than more,
How much money has been, and stil]
is being filched from people’s pockets,
by “mew’’ fruits and vegetables! Hun-
dreds of thousands of dollars have been
wasted upon new strawberries alone,
Now I think the horticultural public
~ught to set down its foot, and declare |
that it wil not buy a plant or rend for
any species or variety that can be tested
in one two seasons, unless it has success.
fully run the gantlet of the experiment
stations. Tarties confident tnat they |
have produced new small fruits and |
vegetables of advanced merit ought to |
be willing to await such tests, and the |
intelligent public and the press should |
look with stern dis avor on any effort !
to force these novelties forward in ad- |
vance of such a verdict,
HOUSEHOLD,
VEGETARIANISM, —The wor d 1s fond
of what it calls its “fads,” but doesn't
seem inclined to work up Vegetarian-
ism into one of them, Even its dis-
ciples, the warmest of them, are tempt.
ed at times—if not, as a rule—to step
beyond the strict line which is supposed
to divide the animal and vegetable
kingdoms. They don’t ignore eggs;
and the egg can hardly beeclassed under
the head of vegetables, notwithstanding
that the newspaper paragrapher gener-
ally refers to it as ‘‘hen-fruir.’”” In-
deed, it is proverbially said to be noth-
ing if not meat; and the vegetarian, or
any other man, that explores the true
inwardness of its shell for the purpose
of finding a head of cabbage or a Con-
necticut pumpkin will be disappointed,
Now, don’t imagine, dear reader,
that-should you chance to be a vegetar-
rian—we are disposed to find fault with
you, if occasionally, or oftener, if you
into more solid and tenet-forbidden pas-
ture. We are told that all flesh Is
it; hence, we are safe in predicting that
mankind-—that is the civilized portion
of them—will continue to live and eat
as they have done ever since the time
they discovered the luxury of 8 roast
dinner. When the world was new,
men were content to live like caterpil-
lars, solely upon the plants of the earth,
because they knew of nothing better;
but “times have changed, and men
have changed with them;’’ and in noth-
ing perhaps has the change been more
paration of their foods.
Vegetables are good--yes, they are
with which Heaven has blessed
and if that same kind Heaven
decide and declare that we must get
along without one or the other, that it
must be all meat or all vegetable, we
should unhesitatingly cling to the veg-
etable, Thanks now to the Ingenuity
of man, we depend upon no season for
these delicacies; the art of canning has
bridged over that dilemma, and green
peas are as common a sight upon our
winter tables as potatoes.
In some of the large cities on the
ism would seem to be more in favor
than in this country, In London, for
instance, there are restaurants and
cafes, and even hotels, and boarding-
houses, which profess to serve up only
vegetarian meals,
of these meals is, we can judge from
the menus which
certain metropolitan
province it is to make a
of 1ts columns periodically to arranging
vegetarian menus fr the bLenefit of
such places of rrsort or residence as
need them. Here is one of these menus
together with the manner of preparing
the principal dishes served:
Store proprietor (to possible custo.
mer looking at the window): “Loom in,
coom in, und I show you doss dings
mineself.”” Possible customer (shyly):
“I don’t know anything about going
in,
their prices plainly marked.” Store pro-
prietor: **Dot vas all right mine frienat;
bud it nod do vor us to mark our prices
on dose dings. Our prices is so low
hand.”
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A Care for Catarrh
and lung diseases, if taken In time, is effected
by using Dr. Pleree's Golden 3
ery.
Than Pierce's smsall “Pellets.”
The Purgative king
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White Cake. -
cupful of milk, two
baking powder; flour to form a batter,
—————
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Beward for
VEGETABLE GARDEN] would |
urge every farmer to have a vegeiable
garden, and a good one, for, while a
poor one is better than none at all, a
good one is so much better that one
ought never to be satisfied with any-
thing else, Let him make up his mind |
to work it at least as well as he does |
other portions of his farm, and he will
find, if be carries out his resolution,
and keeps an account of the results,
that there is no other portion of the
farm which furnishes 20 much of the
family’s living, therefore none that
‘pays’ go well. That this is the fact,
everyones who has a good garden ‘will
tell you. It is also a fact that those
who have the best gardens appreciate
them most,
THERE i8 no profit in stunting a
brood sow in her ration while the pigs
are sucking. If possible she should be
kept in good flesh. In our own experi.
ence we have found it within the possi-
bilities to keep a sow in good flesh and
bave her suckle a good litter In number
and quality. Some men labor under
ths error that a sow is not a good one
ualess she suckles down thiv and her
quality is rated by the thinness she w li
atb.la to, without “‘kicking the
bucket,
Tie product of a few hens and
ro~sters seems small by itself, but our
national wealth is likely to suffer from
our habit of overlooking th small
things and only utilizing the magni.
cent. It 8asy to account for the
wealth and the thrift of the French
nation when it is remembered that they
pay the most scrupulous attention to
the Uttle details of farming and warket-
nL fact, attention to the little
th constitutes a great element of
success in every t of life,
The immense cantilever bridge reach-
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by all Drugsists
Muffins —Take bread
thin out with warm water; use three
eggs to a quart of batter; set to rise,
put into muffin-rings and hake.
Sess —————
disease is liable to become chronic and affect
your general health, or develop into consump-
tion. Hood's Sarsaparilia cures catarrh by
up the system. Give it a trial.
A I AIO 5 Assy
If the straw was returned to wheat
land it would not become exhausted so
soon,
—
Frazer Axis Grease,
One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
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The Southern Live Stock Journal is
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Best, sasiest to use and cheapest, Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. 50c.
See that the tops of the hay stacks are
all right. Half a days work on them
now may save tous of hay for next
spring.
BS so,
Is It economy to save a few cents buying a
€ soap or strong washing powder, and
v4 Ia ruined rotted ciothes? It not, use
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pure. Ask your grocer for it.
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1, Man that is born of woman, and
enlisteth as a soldier in the Kunsas 1st,
1s of few days and shortof rations,
2. Ile cometh forth at reveille, and
is present also at retreat; yea, even at
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taps,
3, He draweth his ration from the
commissary, and devoureth the sane,
Te siriketh his teeth against much hard
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canteen with aquapura and clappeth
the mouth thereof upon the bung of a
whiskey barrel and after a little while
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4. Much soldiering hath made him
sharp, yea, even the legs of his pants
are in danger of being cut through,
b. He covenanteth with the eredul-
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hopey and milk, to be paid in ten days;
and lo his regiment moveth on the ninth
day, and is seen in those diggings no
more forever,
6. is tent is filled with potatoes,
cabbages, turnips, crout and other del-
icale morsels which abound not in the
commissary department,
7. And many other things not in
the return, and which never will return,
yet for truth it must be said of a sol-
dler of the Kansas 1st, that of a surety
he taketh nothing that he cannot reach.
8. He fireth his Mivie rifle at mnd-
might, and the whole camp Is aroused
and formed into line, when lo! his mess
comes bearing In a nice forker, which
he declares so resembled a Secesh that
a4 wise precaution led him to pull the
trigger.
9, He giveth the provost marshal no
small trouble, often capiunng
guard and possessing himself of
city,
10,
flow like milk and hovey from his gen-
eérous hand; he giveth without stint to
his comrades, yes, and withholdeth not
from the bank, expectant Hoosier of
the Indiany 24th,
11. The grunt of a pig,
ing of a cock awakeneth him from the
soundest sleep, and he sauntereth forth
until balted by the guard, when he iu-
stantly clappeth his hands upon his
bread-basket, aud the guard looketh
with pity and alloweth him to pass to
the rear.
12. No sooner hath he
seutries beat, than he striketh a bee-
lug a pair of plump pullets,
| & goose saved Rome, how much
| the flesh
| soldier.”
13. He playeth euchre, with the
| Parson, and by dexterously turning a
{ Jack, astonisheth him.
| 14. And many
|
!
|
Company G.
colons —
{ Gramo: *'I understand that your son is
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Mrs. Smythe: “Yes. Poor John!
| to his work wiih too much =srdor, and
‘What seeins to be the na'ure of his
Hey
trouble?
call it."
Young Housekeeper
“What 1s the price of mutton?” Buteh-
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‘And lamb?" Butcher: Eighteen cents
| mum,” Y. H. (surprised): “Is it pos-
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the size of a—er—mutton?"
———————
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BENNY SALINGER, Manager,
MANY MEN FIND THAT
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avoid them. Aman having 2 * Fish Brand Shick.
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biting wi © matter your occupation,
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should have on a * Fish Brand
will surely save your and
life. Beware of worthless tations
amped with or Wn Brand
*t suy inferior coat when
* Fish Brasd Shcker deliverad
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