FARMERS' COLUMN.
Coin on Poor Moll.
In many sections of South Jtnej the
nileli cowi are slaked in the pututes In
a'esil of being allowed tu pick Hit grass at
will. This is portly due Hint but few tenors
are nod, tut principally to fi lank of grass,
vliirli is necessary to the well-kieping of a
jr. "1 row under the rnsturnge rysti m. The
li-it earn! is against the possibility of always
liarlnc pom! "culcbes" of clover, not that
t'ic snuly soil will not produce clover, for
tVre are spf-nilid patches of clover In those
p'Tllun, but if by accident it It not snwu c
r.ct1y at Hie right period, and theconditions
roitutile as to rain, etc., thrcrop is not as
cure as It is in Pennsylvania. As grass li
procured, then, only by cultivation, tho
strictest economy must be practised In lis
consumption.
A considerable acMitlin (o the sleek of
.green foid can easily bo made by using
sumo of our ordinary well-known farm pro-
ducts, such as rye, oats aid corn In a gieen
elule. If rye is seeded down In tho fall it
will provldo an abundance of early pasture,
nod thla should be followed by sowing cats
anil peas tbgplner, which, used In the
young and tendor staU, are oxcellont. Corn
should lm thickly put in and cut as toon as
rwinired. By following a succession r.f
Hi f so iu the manner stated a small place
will not only piovide all the green food ne
cessary for a cow, but will allow something
over for curing. B-cliilly can this be
T"U if Hungarian grass is grown. It is
well adjpled to light sandy eolls, and two
rr three cuttings cau be made In a single
season.
If provender is desired for winter use
1'iero is nothing a suro and certain as a
crop of corn fodder, to which has been add-
rd a cutting of German giant millet. In
every rase the feed should be run through
n. cutter before using. Tills,- In- winter,
Willi a daily ration of- lino' bran- or corn
meal, will induce a liberal flow of milk
tven iu the coldest weather. 01 course it is
expected tho animal will at the same time
receive good shelter and bedding, or else the
fooj will only go tii the creation of heat,- as
tjat is soincthiijg nature alwuys provides
firot of all things.
The natural crab grass, which is consider
ed a noxious woed, furnishes very fair pas
ture when young and lender, and it nc'
ery beiitliciully as a regulator of tho sys
tem also. Ifguid clover ami timothy can
bo grown they should receive preference
over everything clue;- but where this is not
iinstible a resort tb the young corn, oats, rye
snd millet will be iound to be the best
thiuz that can be desired. They furnish a
change from one to the oilier as they suc
cessively come in, and a continual supply
ot green food may thus bo had from the
ending of the last (rust down to the first
one of the next winter.
r.tim KOTCs..
Water whcola yield from 50' to 01' per
cent, of the power of waters
It is estimated that the acreage in win
tor wheal is -1 per cant, greater than last
year.
All the IWks of Merino sheep in Addi
snn .-ou-nty, Vt., aie assessed at' tl&per
head.
The parasite known as the Northerns
destroys millions of the eggs of tho canker
worm.
Breeding from immature animals is a
great mistake. It is the foundation nf d:
grneracy. A- farmer should so arrange his kitchen
garden that he can use both plough and
cultivator in its management,
Common hydraulic cement mixed with
oil forms a good paint for roofs and out
buildings. It is water proof and' ineom-J.
bustible.
A Merino ram, crossed on a flock of
common sheep, will double Ihe yield of wool
through the first crossalone,thus paying for
tho ram the first season.
An intelligent farmer says that the
leaves and stalks from an acre of corn are
worth as much to feed to stock as the hay
which could be raised upon the same amount
otland,
The two implements which do the most
towards liberating the fertilising minerals
from the soil are the harrow and cultivator.
The more these are used the less weeds wo
khall have, and the moro fertile will be the
laud.
The power of a steam engine is calcu
lated by multiplying together the area of
the piston in inches, the u.csd pressure in
pounds per square inch, the length of the
stroke in feel and the number ofstiokcs per
minute, and dividing by 33,000.
To make sandpaper, crush glass under a
runner, and sift it into about tlx sizes j coat
a good quality ol Manila paper with thin
glue, and dust the pulverized glass oyer it.
(Sometimes two coats of glue and glass are
thus applied to tho paper,
The following Is recommended as a cure
far garget in cows: Eight drops of tincture of
acouite dropped on a piece of bread and
mixed with the food at night. Next morn
ing four drops more given in Ihe same man
ner will generally complete the cure.
In propagating honeysuckles cuttings of
wood when nearly ripe will strike if inserted
in a shady border in the autumn and duly
watered. Perhaps the most successful mod
f propagating ia by layers p'gged in moist
soil in the autumn, when the leaves com
mence filling.
Aslatio breeds of fowl lay eggs from deep
chocolate, through eyery shade of coffee color
-while the Spanish, Hamburg and Italian
breeds are known for the pure white of the
eggshell. A cross, however remote, with
Asiatics will cause even the lad named
breeds to lay an egg slightly tinted.
- To preserve leather hose, boltlngte., in
good condition, freely opply crude castor oil,
warmed as possible. It increases the plia
bility of the leather and the sling of belts.
It does not become raueid, and rats ayoid It.
In hose it should be, puurped in under con
siderable pressure, thus thoroughly filling
the pores,
The London JVcuv says j "Of all poultry
breeding the rearing of the goose In favor
ablfjltuatincs la said to be the least trouble
Home and Hie most profitable. It is not sur
prising therefore that the trade has of late
yean been enormously developed. Geese
will live and, 'to a certain extent, thrive on
the cuareett of grasses."
Tarring ropes, it has been shownltght
)y diminishes their tenacity against a pull
jug strain, but a tarred rope maintains a
lugli average of tenacity much longer than
an untuned one, by reason of the protectu n
the tar (fords against the atmospheric and
other causes of deterioration. The quantity
ftar found roost suitable 'i about IS per
sal- of tb weight of the rope.
NiKUr.t.l.liVKOIiN.
A "water-spout A lemperanco oration.
A goal, like many people olwayi puta
in many "huts."
Tritloi light i h.tlr sometimes turn the
whole course of a man's appetite.
The fellow who was much struck by a
young lady wauled to return a kiss for the
blow.
t3.Ttio hens are prepirlnir for Faster
laying for It. So to speak. Somerttt Utrald,
The only objection we have to them Is they do
not meet It sn,u trcly. 1 hey go at It tu a kind
ofround (aboul) wnyjbutweareoftheoiilnlon
that this oouM bo remedied to a certain ex
tent by the use of oral, n. Itobcrfs Poultry
Powders, for It makes the liens act "on tho
siiiurs" by laying dyuble yolked eggs.
Motto of the good collector Never put
ofl'uutll to-morrow what can be dunned to
day.
It must havo been a maiden lady who
never had an nflerof marriage whodeolarid
that "where singleness Is bliss 'tis folly to
wlvca."
Fbo went to tho play of "Olivette,"
And near an open window sho sat,
And by so dulnx she there met
The Tat of all who raskl) gut
So Imprudent.
She saw a notice In the weekly Star,
"Toourea cold JJse Sines' Syrup of Tar,"
Ko sHo went to her druggist, and there
Invested with a slngli quarter
Jn the artlolo.
low If you only havo occasion to see,
How earnest and vehement she be
When telling how quickly and entirely.
She was ourcd of the celd, on said setleo
'Twill surprise you.
A big six-footer was liltlug for all he
was worth on a wagon wheel which was
stuck, when a little two-font mite of human
ity, nearly as broad ns he was long; ond
just out of long dresses and Into pants, with
hands in his pockets and a swaggering air,
sang out i '(Mister, do you want me to help
you ? I can grunt whilo you lift."
tra.lt Is said that there Is onlr one tlilno- In
the world that is sure, namely death. Wo
can mwadd another sure thing bines' Syrup
ui i nr. jib sure eo cure n 'jougii or uoiu.
A little girl living down town was say
ing her prayer the other evening and had
jusl finished "give us this day our dally
bread," when a precocious four-year-old
brother exclaimed, "Say cookies, Mamy I
JC&A rtromljtlnor vounir has been named
Dr. Tanner In hopes that It make htm fast
crenvngc. uiae miuiii uo lor pomo Horace;
but we had rather take our chances on a
packago ol M. U. lioberts' Horse Powders, as
they guarantee a healthy and vigorous con
stllutlon, which Is essential for any horses
E(ICCU UIIU VQUUrDUCOt
A young city fellow bought a farm last
winter. He had a line orchard of about two
hundred apple trees, and a few weeks ago
he tapped every ono of them for cider.
A good housekeeper A watch dog.
3."bf all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these. 'It mlizht have been.1
Tho above quotation was forcibly brought
to mind the other day by bearing n young
lady remark that she would not now be dying
n ID I.nnilimminn. ir thn nir tnunn Klni.it'
Svruii of Tar. Wild Cherrv and Horehound.
In November last, and cured her cold, as a
iiivuu vi uors uiu.
The mythological representations of
spring as a young lady dressed like an opera
boiitTe singer, bringing flowers she has re
ceived over the footlights of Timet ale
things of the past. Spring is a young man
with an ulster and rheumatlim.
aWWe understand that all Ihe farmers'
horses In this section that are giving M. U.
notions' Ilorso Powders ure able tu plough
from ono thl'it to one-half more acres per day
than those that are given any other, owlnu
to their laxative, tonic, and purifying quali
ties. We advise nil those that have not used
them to do so. They are 'not adulterated with
bran or cako meat and sold by the )cuud, but
ure put up In neat packages Irom pure drugs
and sold fur 25 cents by all druggists,
"Oh, give mo anything made of beans,"
exclaimed a Boston man taken sick in the
West, when asked what ho would have to
eat. They obeyed his repuest. They cave
him castor oil.
Now Jcrkoy Premium Ml tic.
Thysicians state that tho Tort Wine that
took the premium at the Centennial, pro
duced and offeicd for rale by Mr. Allied
Speer, ol New Jersey, is a wine that can be
safely used for medicinal purposts, being
puie and Iree from uiedicaiion, and is more
reliable than other Tort Wines. It is cs
pcciolly rccommcddcd for weakly females
and the aged. For sale by A.J. Burling
and Dr. C. T. Horn, Lehightoii; and Zern A
Uapsher, Wcissport, Pa.
W. O. Fuller, Jr., has been appointed a
justice of the peace and quorum, and hence
forth there's going to be peace in this city if
wo havo to lick every man iu town to pre
serve it.
An Invaluable Article. The renders ol
Hie Argut have no doubt seen the advertise
ment of Kly'a Cream Balm In another col
umn. An articlo like "Cream Balm" has
long been desired, and now that it is within
the reach of suflVrers from Catarrh, Hay
Fever, etc., thero Is cverv reason to believe
they will make the most of it. Dr. W. E.
Burkman, W. E. Ilummaii. Druccist. and
other Eastotiians have given it a trial, and
all recommend it In the highest terms.
We have sold many gross of Ely's Cream
B.ilin, and are gratified to hear fmin our
customers the most flattering reports i be
lieve it is an article of real merit. Smith
Kline & Co.. Who esale Druirrr a'a. l'MI,i.
delnhia. Pa. For sale in Iiehinhtou hv A.
J. Ourling and C. T. Horn M. I).
They had been engaged to be married
fifteen yeara and still he had not mustered
up resolution enough to ask her to name the
happy day. One evening he called in a
particularly spoony frame of mind, and ask
ed her to sing him something that would
move" him. She sat down at the piano
and sang, "Darling, I am growing old."
Importuiit to Traveler.
SrFCUL Ikocckukktu are offerer! von Kv
the DURl.lsGTON Rorjllf- It will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
whero in this issue.
A man who was too poor to indulgo in
and luxuries other lhan children was pre
sented by a loving but unreckoning firlfe
with IripIcU three boys and he sought
for some family to adopt them. Mr. Clark
was rather Inclined to lake them, but his
good wife thought one would perhaps be
enough. They were talking It over before
their little eight-year-old daughter, who
said : "Why don't you take one of them
ma, or don't they wan to break the set t"
New York Union1
IUH IIIIU1 GOOD.
Mr. Charles II. Bauer, editor of the above
paper and Notary Publio.in a late issue men
tions the following i Patrick Kenny, Esq.,
some time o, juuered much from rheuma
tism aud .tried almost every means to rid
himself of this painful evil, but in yatn. He
was adviaod to use St. Jacobs Oil, which be
did so successfully, that all palu has left hi in
and he is at healthy and strong as ever be
fore. Mr. Kenny is an enthusiastioadvocate
of St. Jacobs Oil, and It lias done him good.
The shoemaker hat a chance of twin g
the last mau when the world comes to an
end.
The girl who was courted by a spruce
young lawyer said eh liked Jo be protected
by the strong arm of the law,
fr- Be sure and atop aud ask for Dr.
Bammert'a German Vegetable Worm Medi
cine. Warranted to cure or no pay. A, J,
Purling, Bank St., sole agtst for Lebighton.
Penna. It 13w
There Jt not Smith in. the United
States Senate, and yet that body li supposed
to represcct th people.
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
STOVES, RANGES AMD HEATERS,
riu and Stoat-ron Ware and General
House Furnisliing Goods.
ItnoriNG nnd fVOini3 dona at
short notice aud at Lowest Cash Trices.
frvarrVtndef STOVE OtlATBS ana FlItE
nrtJXUI kept constantly on Mud.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A few doors sbovo Bank St., LEUIOUTOS.
Fattonace solicited Satletae'lm itnarnnlorn.
Oct.S-J'l A. 1). MOSSEIt.
Central Carriage Works,
Banlc St., Leiiiglilon, Pa.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wngou, &c,
Of every description, In the most substantial
manner, and at Iiowcst Cash Prices.
Hepali-lnsr Promptl? Attended to,
TREXLER fc KREIDLEU,
Avrll 58, 1879 yl Proprietors.
Ttcflpect Fully announces to the people of Le
litghton and He vicinity, that ho Is now pre-
Household Furniture
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Mate-
rials at 1'rices lullyas low as tho same article,
can be touirht tor elsewhere. Here are a few
oi mo inducements offered :
Parlor Rets at from 50 to $60
Walnut Marble. top Dressing Case
Iledroom Suites, 3 pieces WOtoiW
i-ainieq jicaroom suites stix tn 9ia
Cans Seated Chairs, per set of 8, . , , 0
Common tlhalrs, per set of 0 ft
ami an oiner uoous equally cheap.
In this connection. I dcslro to call the at.
tentlon of the people to my ample facilities In
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
w 1 Mi (. wvw . .1 irtwncn,!,. n . m.
and a lull llneof OAbKLTS and UOKt'INS,
I am prepared to attend promptly to all er.
ders In this line, at lowest prices.
Patronage rerpectrully solicited and the
most ample satisfaction guaranteed.
V. BOHWAKTZ,
tl HANK St., Lehlghton.
JMPOItTAJiT AKNOl'KCEMENT!
X.ewls Weiss-
POST OFFICE HUILDINQ
IiEHiailTON, PA., has the Largest and
AiOUSIVV oioca Ol
EAUS, CAPS, &c.
ever ottered tn this borough, and to which I
... ...v ...v jsubi ubisuiiuii oi mjr vuriomers
and th public generally, as I am prepared to
olfcr extraordinary fndncements In
SPIUNO AND SUMMEH,
Hats, Caps, k,
and I Invite mynumerous friends and patrons
tO Call Anil mmln mv alnAl.. K.fn..
their purchases elsewhere, as lam prepared
PtJil"HA1S(r,USlD1UC'n''nU 10 "AB"
llemember, LEWIS WEIRS
Post.Offlce Dtlldlng, Lehlghtcn, Pa.
Sept. M.
JOHN F. HALBACH,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory.)
LEHIGHTON, IA.
8ola agent for th
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
jnd dealer In all kinds of Pianos and Organs.
av,ui in iiu OlabV, lumoor, urioas,
etc., taken tn oxebange.
athest Wuilo and books furnished on short
notice.
For particulars, terms, Ac., Address,
JOHN F. It AI.I1AOH,
Aug:, 1178-ly. Lebighton, Pa.
F M A E M
Axle Grease.
Ilestlnthe world. Lasts lonaer than anv
other. Always In good condition. Cures
sores, cuts, bruises, and corns. (Josti but lit
tle more than the Imitations. Every package
has the trade mark. Call for the genuine,
and take no other.
r.ri Chroroo Cards, 10. ; or 2a larne, new
uyJ Ohromo cards. Llrds and flowerat ori
lovely Oold and Silver Uhromos, with name
10c. Niap 1'nmTiMO Co, Naaiap, N. Y.
$999!
a year to 4 cent, and expenasa. t
Ouunt fre. Address F. BWaix A Co..
Attfatta, Mala.
tor
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache Sorancss of iho Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Conoral Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Foot and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
K Preparation on earth eqnala Sr. JaeoTuOit
ai a anfft nttrc, fiitttjttc and cheap External
Kcmedy. A trial entails liut the comparatively
trintne outlay of 60 Cents, and every Dim f nfT.r
Ing with pain can bars cheap and positive proof
of Its claims.
Directions In Eleven languages.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
Jiatthnorc, 21tX,t V S.
March 5, 1831.71
DOES
WONDERFUL
CURES I
Inpfnnso It aclion llio MTER, BO IT EL 3
nnd k I DM. IS at tho name time, j
ou3 humors that develop In Kidney and TTrl
X nary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, ConsU.
Rpatian, Piles, or tn Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
j Nerroua Disorders and Pcmale Complaint.
BEC WHAT PEOPLE DAY i 1
EutTrnO H. ntorlr. JnrW Inn Pit TTamuiat
says, KMner.Wort cored him sf Icr regular Thj
siclans had been trying tor four rears.
Mrs. John Am Ml, of Washington, Ohio, says
licrljoywasgWomiptodlo Iit four prominent
physicians and that he vrtm af fsrwards cured by
auuilC-I(Ulb.
Mys he was not expected to Urn, Ulnpr bloated
uvjuiiu ucuci, mib juunrjovoif i'urei mm
Anna L. Jarrett ft South Silr-m, K. T., fsji
that st ren years snlTerlng from kidney troubles
and other complications vras ended by the use of
Kidnoy-Woit,
Jnhn TV T JtWHrlA tf Ttrnn Tann mffaHX
I for Tears from litor n.nrl klrtnT tmiihloa nrut
PtriTi ,v, 1 ikij it is ui omor wcuicuies, 1
SstiOred eight years with Milny (Unlciilty and
I well as eTer."
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVfcK COIV1P1.AIHTS.
j Constipation nnd Piles.
I VTr It ! ut tin In ttrr TrwtAhlM Vnm In
Ittn cans, one pack&ff of which makes aU quarts
of rnfidicln.,. Alnnln VJnnlil F,nn.imrnN.
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LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful Imprudence causing
Premature Decay, Nerroua Debility, Lost Man.
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WHY?
Her Torrlblo A tl venture
There wore n party of four
couples coming over on tho
Snrcclito boat, last Sunday,
nnd the prettiest girl of the
gushers looked up at Mount
Tamalpais and said j
I "Oil, that horrid, horrid
mountain. I had the most
I Cf ! rrTi t fi ! nltrnt-ifii vn 1 1 a 4 1 1 nvn
Inst 6timmer you ever heard
of! It's a wonder my hair
didn't turn white."
" What on earth was it !"
chorused the .rest.
"Well, you see, I was up
there with a private picnic
party, and I wandered off by
myself about n mile, picking
flowers. After awhile I sat
down to rest in a lonely canon
and before long I heard a
queer rustling sound in some
bushes right behind me. I
knew at once, somehow, that
it was a grizzley."
"Great Scott ! and you all
alone !" shuddered her escort.
"Not a soul within a mile.
I was just paralyzed witli
terror. I didn't dare to stir,
but in a minute I heard the
beast conunc toward ine
through the thicket."
"Oh, if I'd only been there,"
said a pimply laced young
man, breathing very hard.
"I knew it was no use to
try and run, and I had read
somewhere that bears never
touch dead people. So I just
shut my eyes and held mv
breath."
"Gracious !"
"Pretty soon the great brute
walked up close and began
sniffing mc all over. Oh, it
was just terrible !"
"Should have thought you
would have fainted."
"Oh, I didn't dare to,"
said the heroine."
"Just then I suppose the
party rushed up and rescued
youl" said the appalled au
dience. "No, they didn't. Pretty
soon 1 tele the errant beast
pulling at the flowers in my
hat, so I iust got up and
shooed the horrid thing away."
"What! the grizzcly r
"Oh, it wasn t a gnzzclv.
It was a nasty old cow. But
just suppose it had been a
grizzely."
Jiut the audience refused to
"suppose," and the party
looked like a Quaker funeral
until tho boat struck the warf.
A Dcsiicrado's Escmio.
A communication from
Santn Fe, New Mexico, says :
1'ull paaticulars ol the escape
oi vunam uonncv. alias
"Billy the Kid," from the jail
ol Lincoln county have reach-
fm tv
eu nere. ine ivia was in
charge of Bob Alinger and J,
W. Bell, deputy sheriffs, cool
and brave men. It seems,
however, that by docile be
havior the prisoner put them
off their guard. On the even
ing of the day in question
Alinger had gone to supper
leaving Bell to watch the
prisoner. Bell was sitting on
the floor talking, when the
Kid who was heavily sharkled
and handcuffed, approached
him pleasantly and suddenly
jumped at him with thcswift
ness of a wildcat, hitting him
on the head and fracturing
his skull. He then snatched
Bell's pistol and shot him in
the breast. Bell ran down the
steps and fell at the foot a
corpse. The Kid kicked open
the door, procured a hatchet
and knocked off his shackles,
lie also broke open the door
of the armory and took pos
session of several guns and
pistols. Bob Alinger, hear
ing the shot, left his supper
and ran toward the jail. "When
entering a small gate leading
through the jail fence, the Kid
who was up stairs, shot him
with a gun loaded with buck
shot killing him instantly.
The town of Lincoln seemed
terror-stricken, and nobody
thought of opposing the Kid.
He stole a horse and rode off,
armed with four revolvers and
a Winchester rifle. He has
expressed" o determination to
kill Governor Lew Wallace,
who failed to pardon him, and
who, by a curious coincidence,
signed the Kid's death
warrant at Sauta Fo qn the
same day that he escaped at
Lincoln.
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