THE HOTBED ON THE FARM.
Every one who has even a smail piot
of ground
the enjoyment
etables aro
in OW?
Sweet corn
hotbed
those
of a ves:
No
80 good as picked
ane Za
before is not so sweet and good
that picked and
garden, plumped into the
ed on the table, There
and deliciousness (0 Vege tables direct.
brought in
pot and serv
is a freshness
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Why
who
sta do not know.
one
pend on mark
nat have the
has even a small plot of ground nay
with a thought and
A botbed is almost a
the It is certainly
ono
It ¢asy to ba
i is a bottomless
best, as any
little work?
ne on
a luxury that
never ba ing
al All
hox eon
hnn boen
'ORBiLY
arm
e indulged wiil lae
had,
he
qui the
ead in,
bruised
Such apples
fruit
six days In the hot
the
rotten
the disas
by some
showed
ter
exported top te
bottom. and af
hold of
t when landed
other side
} y 1
He VERS,
were more or l«
which accounts for
trous resul:'s
compared to
ome of
obtained ship
Pack
means, but pack judicious
ly » your barrels f« five
during fil and press careful
ly: not down and your
apple
Pers as other
tight by
ur or
ling
jam it
bruise
-——
+ manure filled b
with |
0 1
wd with
night, sup
1d nights
hotbed
one
HOG
anliness should be adhered ic
will
1. Cle
not origi
the herd,
a
Brood
mould be fed
middiing=, bra: cil meal
build Tr. ne
and
0 ashes
that
i Take
the hi
tatement
packe 1 tizht Apples
on the New York market
judiciously packed, but
ame packed tight
was not a sound apple in
with the exception of the first
the top. every apple had been
together, jammed so tigat that
howed a bruise on side
er they eame in contact with
Those barrels of applies
werd, in opinion, not properly
daring the time the he
had the barrel been shaken
four times during
and then the
not
that
the
time
jammed
each one the
of whe
each other
my
shaken wore
ing filied;
three or
cops of filling,
apples, and that barrel could have
der: but when the barrel was not
shaken during the time it was being
filled, and the press put on and every.
thing pushed in front, it bruised every
apple, and the man kept pressing, find.
ing everything going in (rom of him
enon
urds that do
rolling
! ng
placa that
to advantage,
is on meadows
r and timothy
down
where they will
or winter The Ep
DON'T FEED TOO MUCH
frequently made hy
to be good to
aerouszly. Wher
you go into a henhouse and find =
hand
thot
00 ge
of mest on one
n a trough of di
ancther, and the leavisgs of
grain ds on the floor
aure those fowls are overfed
miik on
veral
may be
This is much worse than the opposite
condition It is fully as bad for the
and involves a waste of feed
We said it is as bad for the dirde-it
is worse A cken kept always a
iittle hungry will more readily respond
to correct feeding than will one whose
appetite has failed as a result of con
tinued rporging
Whichever one of the numerous sys
tems of feeding you follow, be care
ful keep a little below the line of
full “satisfaction.” Maritime Farmer
fer you
birds,
ch
to
The Harvest Moon.
It so happens that the positios of
the moon is such that the full moon
preceding the autumnal equinox for
several successive nights in the lati
tude of London rises only nine or ten
minutes later each succeeding oven
ing. Thins phénomenon is called the
“harvest moon” from a notion that {iI
is a provision of all wise Provence
calculated to enable the husbandman
to take care of hig grain 24 night {f
there is so much of it that it cannot
ha handled during daylight
FOR UNTRAINED NURSES.
In these days of trained nurses les
attention is paid to the training of the
daughters of the household in the care
of the sick than in old fashioned times,
when trained nown
and hired nurses
to except in extreme cases
woman ought tn have at
knowledge of sick room .or
ncie
nurse were un
were never orted
her to mest emers
ed nurse cannot be found
who understand little
he sick should attend
subject whenever possible
Cleanliness and metho
conrso, the first essentials of
The room must be systematically caved
for, in such a mann not ia
disturb the patient. Co il
ation is a necessity.
fire should,
ing in
1 re
nursing
yet
the sick
some
of
whole
room and also
oughly
at an
seventy d¢
he sick room
temperature
Crees
even
most
Le)
CABPR
consulted
farm
own tho
Around the
same la
rows are
WOAr
that
are
tha
ming akin
of Marie
are
covered wi
also
in vogue th
net in all shades tw
ure to ace a tallored suit on the #ireet
and one will the
credit power
the
il soem a pleas
certainly
amount of
abstain from
give wearer
for the
pon qoaseg toy
valling modes
THE SEASON'S MILLINERY
While the styles are still somewhat
uncertain there are some permanent
features, and attractive models in lace
and tulle are shown for dreasy wear,
and there are amart walking or street
of straw bralds. These straw
models are almost severe in their sim
plicity and are shown in a variety of
The turban, in rather small,
close-fitting form, is e:peciaily ap
proved, while the tricorne or Conti
nental, alan in amall effect, is another
fashionable shape The
it lends
models, Gold
tassels and cocades all enter
the fashioning of stylish head.
the newest
into
picture hat trimmed with a white lyre
feather is one of the essential items
again in tulle and Jaca,
EMBROIDERY
n ¥ restdery
FLOUNCER FILOUNCES
WHERE
are shown
EVERY
Filoun in a multitude
ekirts
yn, Where
the flouncs
of styles on waists, sleeves,
n outside wraps, this seas
pronounced
is gained by trimming
th But the flounce i
highly popular, vot alone on receptior
and evening gowns, but for house an?
afternoon wear and for simple morn
ing dresses. Three-piece seis of cufiv
and coliars for spring wear are in lace
of all kinds and of heavy embroidery
or linen richly finished with elaborate
Persian designe. Thoze take the place
Wy Are Ni §
offect
is dnme
or in a cutting
popular last year.-~New York Press.
ROOM.
Even bridge has been supplanted by
craze. Hackenschmidt
late themselves that they have set a
new fashion. At evening entertain.
ments where formerly ping pong and
bridge were the craze, we have now
amateur wrestling matches, One en
terprising stationer is already printing
“Wrestling” printed in the corner.
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Champagne color is the latest
vorite.
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Due to Sensationalism
Any Dope Would Do.
Knott, pr the
1 ithern Hiway, was
Ourse ol titers: } : i car a Mr.
easton hroker
he hoped to
t of the
Fis in pr
thur,
#
of
President Hopkins, of Williams Col
lege, stated the case
when
3 i Stuart esident
none too strongly |
hie declared, in
an address the other day before
body of college men in Ne Y ¢
that -
thie «
the “enorn
road.
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