FARM AND GARDEN NOTES ITEMS OF TIMELY INTEREST TO THE | FARMERS Live and Dead Weight of Fat rambs«How to Flavor Butter Ripening Cream Transplanting in FORCED BY ELEC ITY. ome to be settled that many veges PLANTS It Be table early marke electric 8 and towers under glass, by the Is, and at a cost operation profitable to those markets, [It ced to some extent, is ilkely to is that the light kKoweqgs them as by day. of makes the living near lk now 1 if ana is being pract found pre The the STOW nse night as well AND DEAD WEIGHT OF LAMBS. fle long numbers ordinary rode ] “What What indeed! velopaedia mve been known fifty years ground, aml the during the rer bo mM inst ie Worn winter below ae retire thie reach of gnriace | hie sprin : th frost, transformation, The Deetl ing with makes ifs ficarest rose bush, ite kind, it the opening of last year, Clearly. if we would take the defen ive Of Ine Yings wony to the in the is soon cradled corn pany of in roses, repeating the canker now is the time, and we must be quick about it. In to secure the survival of what in otir estimation, it Is necessary to lend a hand promptly. This is not a case for poisons. Ho, while the bushes are hoary with morning dew, and the bee- tie's wings heavy with dampness, go through the rose garden, here shaking off a bug or two into a ready pan, there evtting away a half-eaten bad or flower agowded with the beetles: then, with _ae aid of shavings, the gathered myriaas are speedily consigned to a mive-off order is fittest Not a very agreeable the but sometines necessary it the beauty frag fiery holocaust, to say measures are we would enjoy rance of the summer senson's patience and Process, least, nnd TONES, aud thoroughness at soon as possible thelr appear ea are laid for probably tithe wert los the proper As after the and before the ¢ thi ke ance, will next season's beetles) the flower garden free from the Home keep pests for seve ral years to come. Queen TRANSPLANTING, With a number of varieties of plants the 10 a hot bed or ged bed is after a start made rowing in rule then grow hi been where it good the is and are to plants intended is transplanted have them grow, Two Causes all of more than others combined are the sources loss: On < in permitting the roots of the plants to wot dry while transplanting and the sther is falling to press sO that th Iw ill come roan 1 i ¥ 8 most of it will pass dov ndpipe into the lungs, and even |i wers from the sunstroke, lh shabls few days from me die in a been on the ground ue for ef hours, Zit fee water all h f heat is the main th ng in your horas ont for ih ten minutes the first time of season, and then only when grnas thie he is i ool Don't give a big drink of water even Gradually in nantity of grass a« he gets A free go the frat, with the of hot predisposes to violent colics of the Mis taken kindnesg kills a large nomber Remember that a horse doer not nesd a great variety of on this sma’l allowance ge Le used to it crea rge at especially advent wenthor, inflammation OF bowels of Lhiorses every sugmiaer food, and that hig bowls are more rich. iy suppiled with blood than a hinmas being's, which accounts for the severity and fatality of his intestinal aliments Don’t cool out your horse too sud dently in a dranghty place, Congestion of the lungs and prenmonia may result from the sudden determination of the blood inwardly, and these diesases are Don't neglect on a hot day to keep a on do wet sponge and a small sunshade your horse's hend If vou don't Don't forget just now to procure good swent pads to pr vent sores Replace with breast straps if possible. will in collins tender-skinned horses got back and talls hot weather despite these precautions, but nse for the existence of Nome ROP necks there Is no exe half the summer sores on horses, They are due to filth, neglect and the use of improperly fitting harness Rallroad Wreck Made to Order. made to more Colum The affair The affair advertised and proved Peopls for ad wreck that A rallroad wreck and Sein) was witnessed by nt ord r than bus, in ople, i). recently at Columbus, O,, recently vid ly riotion CRT features almost but as the engines telescoped and were mdly wrecked as the engines caboose did not suffer greatly pamed “WW, H 12 during ifs sorviee. It had been driven during all life by Engineer Pat Clauney, and it was his hand that opened the throt- tle that the doomed mass of machinery on The “A. L. Streeter” No. 21. 4. D one of the oldest engineers on The engine Fisher” was knowns No term of is started its last run was formerly Loomis, thie road, had «at in the cab for a down aud he « that he stayed the machine the last, as started it and then jumped, allowing the machine he had operated for so long to go forward into what he had sue. ceeded in avoiding for 0 many years, The collision, which was the taost ex entertainment ever provided for an Ohio audience, was a tremend- All day the apot was « rowded by visitors, who took- ed with awe on the pile of iron which the day before hind been two valuable locomotives and seemingly endowed with life. years Al Say with for he pensive O18 SNCCesK In every way. A Law of the Paris Louvre, A curious old law still prevails with regard to the pictures in the Louvre, Paris. No painting is permitted to ’ THEY CANNOT WAKE HER UP STUDY OF A CASE THAT IS TYPICAL OF MANY Caused by Singing a Pathetic What is the Mystery Sleeps?---The:Malady Is Spreading.! A woman lie {f the the New Yorl time whose of Such Long in one « wards of Hospital at the ms excited i] week ix Mrs fir f 01 present condition 1 uni 1 st raami, Mon- a musical versal nttention for ax told in the Herald roe H, Rosenfeld, the wi COM POKe! I're the hospital referred to Mrs. Jay st Ver she her removal to Flos nfeld Brooklyn Vvioy to lay at her home | eet i SOVELTaen Cou ‘ 1-COIMa LOS condi n partich the Mrs song to her husband secompaniment, bis when =h fil the Presence Rosenfeld ation of RRO bit, overcome fdeas, chorus, which runs § sone to fondle and caress you, None h your t None to care for you in aadi When you're foeble and g None to take you to hig bosom None to call you then his own None to care if dead or living You'll be sorry when I'm to bir rE AWAY, gone singer foll upon the lounge, weep By sterically, and japsed into the lethargic comdition in which she hiss ined ever since, The remarkable sensitivencgs of women to hysterical emotional condition generally was ghiown upon every one of the women present, who began io weep in sympa- thy swith the sufferer Mr« find in the New York Hospital for the two weeks, Nhe is being trealed interestingly original manner by Thix treat. the ing ren fast in an the hospital physicians ment tion. None of her friends, and not even her husband has been allowed to speak to her while at the hospital The theory of Dr. Bail, who has oe patient in charge. is that isolation «ill give her an entire change of emotional condi tions. Deprived of the society of her household wig hy many opinion beneficial hushand whi i 1 i { i York Hospital he emotion teeled against a supersens HET 10 tin dition (quiet fed bawdy brent thin teat OTenm wecomd $ game simple and eff tual applied This ix repeat te] until the baby the breath is ans by its own effort to F231 ¢ 3 . 4 158 1 ROY Ge gitext that thi regime well the nurses the most preserved aml that the self ¢ three months old, works tf a charm, that bred quiet i= always in HUTSROTY, control ex Libited by the tots ol in actual pain and distress Roaring will even when thing therefore be eliminated from the nu complishments of the modern baby, : 8: os oles j& sn CINAreaIne The Hungarian crown, the headdress worn at their accession by all the Austrian ¢mperors, iz the iden tical one made for Stephen, and used | by him at the time of his coronation, more than eight hundred years ago it is of pure gold, and weighs nine marks and six ounces {about fourteen pounds avoirdupois) It adorned with fifty-three sapphires, fifty rubles, ' one emerald and three hundred and | thirty-eight pearis, but no diamonds, it belng a notton of the royal Stephen royal in apd pear Sioux City, Ia. A TORNADO RECORD, The Most Important Storms in This Coun try Since 1874, 1874 the nig reghrding tor are tolerably accurate, having by th Veath Hew tant storms, Bince nuaoes been compiled jew Here are the mo terrible vigiia Went i874: The town of Tuscum- destroyed Ten people were ile and 100 stroyed; loss $100,000 6, Ini torns killed SLM) w June 4, od peveral peopl orth of giros $400,000, July giron £400) (M3, killed in Tex June 21, PR gultad 1863 Cisco 1863: Storm Dey Tom ka. Storm Pomeroy, killing uly 6. and neighboring sore than 11% people 21. 1594 killed in a general storm in Minne. Over seventy-five peo- gota and Iowa Colonial Relic. Miss Hitchborn daughter of Chief Naval Phillip Hichbhorn, has recently come into possession of an tteresting colonial specimen. It is a Jat was in the possession of the Hichborn at the time of the loston tea party. Many years ago it it was taken to Sandy Point, Me, by an ancestor, and only lately been shipped to Miss Hichborn’s home in Washington —Boston Herald. Constructor desk family has AAA SS. Paris Mushroom Caves, One of the most interesting sights aroutd Paris iz the mushroom caves, which are nothing more nor less than tunnels containing at intervals of a few feet Amal beds of fertilizer mixed with virgin soil. The caves where mush. rooms are grown are especially pre pared, and great care and attention are given to their keeping and perfect preservation. :
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