The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, January 31, 1885, Image 4

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    ET LEADS A'LL.'lGEMS ofJLH0UGHT-
No ctber blocht-putrlfjlng mctllolno la made,
X" h ever Jboen propared. which iw ooin
plstely insets tho wauLS of physicians aud
Pio gdnoraj yublio us
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
ft leads the tlsi as a truly scientific, prppr.rs
(lon (or all blood diseases. 1 f there Is a turii.
Pnnnrin it lttfltat of Scrofula about you,
MuKUrUUt Avnu's .SA9Al'ntLH will
liihidjir Is frud expel It from your system.
Tor eonstltutlonnl or scrofulous Uauith,
fltTsmnii Avail's SAnsAP.VKti.LV. Is tho
uAIAnnn trus reined.. It hit ourol
numberless cues. It will stop tlia nauseous
catarrhal discharges, and r-oiinva tho slokou
leg odor of the breath, vhleu are lndlcailotu
of sorofulous origin.
Onnrq. my children win terribly ntlllcto.1
face ami ncfc. JU the SH-iio time Its eyes I
WOIO l.tVII I.I.U.IIJV.., ...... ... j
M r . 1I. atnl'tita tnl.l na flint , nn. '
wORE CIcS e-tfuUHwatlvemcdioInoinust
Iw employe.! They united In reeomiueiidlitgr.
AYi'lfsi Sarsapviullv. A few doses pro
tttoediTTercptibl imwesrement, which, by
au adherenca to your directions, wi oontln
od to a .mlnpleta and tnniuilteut cure. No
,OTU!ot)eha.ilU':lariTWBC.l of tho.etlstonco
of liny scrofulous tendencies! nnd no trout
me nt of any dtsorn-r was crer attended by
Bvoro prompt or etfectual result.
Youra trtty-, i 1), F. JOtmox."
pbkpahed dv
D"r7JrC'fAycri&rCo:fLrowor!flVias3'
SoU by all Drucs'"" lr ix bottles for $j
TCortH :t CarolinA
Tenant Farmers
WHY M-M-ffiHK'I
Vhy(,llfecs,Cto..
" "Vlli U'lft w. '
l.ATE, AND J5AKLY. FROSTS
Which Kill' Your Young
Plants anil lip Your Crops,
Beftd 'tlio Terms to Tenant farmers
Glrcn by North Carolina Land
1 Owners.
The" Immigration Tlurcnu of Norlh Caro
Ina Ifave ln eharjo.soino Improved farms for
rent to Northern tenant farmers oh the fol
ewlrif conillllons,. which aro the utual terms
f rent charged In this State:,
Jit, QKAIN' AND dUASS FARM.
Tie. land owner furnishes land, houses ami
(ays all taxes ami expenses of Improving
teasel, stables, ami bulldju),'.' Toe tenant
farmer furnlihes torses, tools ami labor, and
tseelres TWO-THIRDS OF OHOPS, The
enant fsrmer T allowed free ofient garden
Kd vegetable patches. He Is also allowed
to raise stock, hogs and chickens and receive
all prott'j! trora the sale of hem.
Jnd, TOBVOOO.OIIAIN AND OHASS
FA UlIS. The lond-owner furnishes land,
)iouies and pays all taxes a?i4 expenses of
ImproTlng houses, stables and buildings.
The tenant farmer fitrulshes horse, touls
.nd labor, recelyln Threc-tourtbs or the to
ifcaeco andTwo'-tlitnlsofths gralncrpps. The
tenant farmer Is altotvtd freo of yent us in tho
aeoTO mentioned larm No 1,
:rd, TOBAUCO, OUAIN AND GRASS
FARMS. Th.e land-nwiicr Furnishes land,
tisniei, feed for. horses, tools, ropalrlnx snd
fieepjue; Id order oftols and p.iys all taxes
The tenant farmer furnishes all the manual
jabor; 'receiving One-half of nil crops raised.
tUBtfr,er resolves freoofrcpt os In
first meiSl'oaecl Mrci No. I,
Sth, COTTON, OUAIN AND TODiO
CO FAJfMS. Rented exae'ly on sametertnt
as the shore T.acco.Oralnand Grass Fnim
No. 3; r If Unaut farmer furnishes horse
and tools, ho recelrcsTvro-thlnls of tho grain
and Thrse-fovrths q! the cotton.
Advantages of JjOCAting in
f
North .Carolina, ,
PKIMATK.-'Whilc the cold Is not so se
fere, the ttmpe r.lturo of mid. summer Is net
xcesilye or tfylnx as farther North. Uui
leaiens-sjra lonirer, and thevefori! our crops
are net klljed by late or early frosts, '
THE SOU, Is of a variety or compositions
elayejr, gravelly llmo stone, slate, sand;
ieati,ftet ThisjsreaiTarlety orso)laand the
mildness and advantages of ollmato ntllac
o(nt for the variety of products,
SOUfBrVt-nHo section In the Union hns
kettor executed lairs.. Tho blcslnRS orpollt.
lel, cliU ami rd'a'cu. liberty aro nowhere
snere fully protected titan. In N. O. .
JN 'QKNERAli. ;Tha great fertility of
Kr UpdJ. tho .mildness of our climate, tree
frora,t ieOfolil(H and withering heat oftbe
Smh and to extreme cold and freezes ol
Us N,p;tt go to show that North Carolina Is
rely I he mgtt favored agricultural section
AmerUa. Nature has not m.y ntvcn us
k adTnti;tc,(producliiK, but It has pro-
(ded us fltll watot-powiT to irorlS up nhat
ai toll produce! for us.
sellclt correspondence from tenant ftrm.
rl lutlte Northern and New Kngland Stutel
I still. (Wish persons Ion rate round. trip
rsnipo.rttUA frcKa lioston, NuiT..York or llnl
llaera (o.NartU CftfOllna, jo pi to sire them
vportunltycf seolns tUe Unas that arc
Hired for rent.
All farms adrertisad by us for rent hare
mllPU-houii and out-bulldlnus ou them.
ttilnK a rtnular employe or tho Aurlcul
taraVUtriartiuent ofNurth Carolina, 1 tnako
at ehartie for Infurmatlon Klvcn or services
leaAtrcdpeisQns seoklnK h' mcs In tho State,
I will tus pleased to furftlihdescrlptlvo lists
Af lands ottered for sale In North Carolina to
til piriom siho will ntlte me.
JNO. T. PATRICK,
State Hirration Agent,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The adsactlser hailnsr been permanently
enridofVhatdreaddlsiAie, Uoniumptlon, by
atliaple nradv. Is anxious to mnke Vnowu
to Lis fellow sufferers the means ot cure. To
allwhodcilrolt.no will send a tour of tlie
pnierlptloii (Freel, ullh the dlrceilons for
presrlnn antl uilnir ttio nine whleh they
will Ui;d a lure euro rr Couxhs, Culds. Con-
Qiniilcn 'Althma. ItrimruHli. Ac. Parties
wtshlDir the ufesertptlan, will please eddress.
Iter. K. A WlfiSON, 1M I'enn Street,
Yr'llleuuWsh, N. Y. dccjj ly
TJTTlTinoreiaeney than at anithlngr else by
Inking an niienoy lor the best ellna
hook out. Reglnners suoceed urnd.
II All
)y. Noe fill. Terms free, IUli rtt 1I.ok
A plain genteel, dress is
more admired and obtains
marc credit than lace and cm
broidrry in the eyes oi'thc'jud
iciotis and sensible.
In all things ihrouerhout
the world the men who look
for the crooked will see the
crooked, and the men who
look for the straight will see it,
inc ncarc never crows
better DV UgCJ
I tear rather
harder. A
WOl'SCJ alwaVS
yotin'g liar will be an old one,
and a young knave will onlv
be a greater knave when he
grows older,
How many a man whose
conceit.is great, thinks he .has
reaclipd the, limits oi' knowl
cdRewh'en .further investibrai
tiori'-wciuld open to him acoii-
tnient'pl, truth buloreuriknown
Ah! when n man has
traveled, when he has robbed
the horizon of his native fields
of its mystery, tarnished the
blue- of distant mountains
with, his feet, he may begin
.to-tlnnu- oi another -world.
. ! VTailhftil and true friend
is a living treasure, inestimable
in possession and deeply to be
lamented when gone. Nothing
is more common than to talk
o'l a friend; nothing more diffi
cult than to find a friend, no'th-
ing moro rare than to improve
by one as we ought.
Consider what you have
in the Bmallcst chosen library
A company of the wisest and
wittiest, men that could be
picked out ot all civil coun
tries, in a thousand years,
have set in best order the re
sults of their learning and wis
dom. The men themselves
were hid and inaccessible, soli
tary, impatient of interrup
tions, fenced by etiquette; but
the thought which they did
not uncover to their bosom
friend is here written out in
transparent words to us, the
strangers of another age.
As w,c advance from youth
to middle age, a new field
of action opens, and a dif
ferent character is required
The flow of gay, impituou
spirits begin to subside ; lift
radually assumes a graver
cast; the mind a more sedate
and thoughtful turn. The at
tention is noivtransfcrrcd frorr
pleasure diffused over a widei
extent and measured bv !.
larger scale. Formerly the en
joyment ot tho present ino
mcnt occupied the whole at
tention; now .no action termi
nates ultiinatclyin itsclfbutre
fcrs to some more distant aim
Wealth and power; the instru
ments of lasting gratiticatior,
are now coveted more thai
any single pleasure; prudence
and foresight lay their plans,
industry carries on its nation-
efforts; activity pushes for
ward; address winds around,
here an enemy is to be over-
coniCjthcrc rival to be displac
cd;compctition warms,and tin
stnle of the woild' thickens-
on every bu o.
ALL SORTS.
If suckers aro growing
about the bases of trees or ir
their tons, thin them out din
ing the leisure days of wintci.
-Easket willow to the
tuno of 500,000 wasinipoit-
ed last year. There is cvidenlh
opening for willow
culture in this country.
The dreaded ITeseian fly
has made its apparance in
wheat holds m Kansas, rnd
there is great distress with r
gard to it in that "banner
wheat growing Stato
The National Live Stock
Journal, ono oi tho most
valuable and trustworthy of
our agricultural publications,
has begunthe issuo of a weekly
eciiton, sent without extra
charge to all subscribers to
the monthly edition.
Tho European beech
(Fagiu sylvatica) is highly
recommended as a hedge
plant. It bears transplanting
And cutting much better than
our American beech, and the
leaves aro firmer and more
glossy. A beautiful hedge of
this variety is growing in Cam
bridge, Mass.
"Stubborn as a mule"
Is an old saw, but is to be
taken with a grain of salt
For whon kindly treated the
mule is lound to bo as tract
able, and more enduring tlmn
il, llri,,c 'I'lile. 1i
UlOUOlSe. I JUS ailimal COUid
be prohtably employed in
i
M'tning far more generally
then it is. It is intelligent, en
during, ond n- less expensive
feeder tlfaif flic- "KoYse.'
Cattle need to be kept
warm during these cold, windy
months. It pays to keep them
warm. "There is. nothing more
economical than comfort, cs
pecally for milch cows." But
warmth shouldnot bo gained
at the expense ol.a,good sup
ply of fresh airwhich is just as
necessary to the health of stock
as warmth. It .is not always
easy to secure both; but noth
ing of any vahie is accomp
lished without some trouble
As an agricultural item
of general interest, we quote
tho statement of a corre
spondent of .thc'Jonrnnl of
'Horticulture., that "a prepara
tion, of.the common ctjlandine,'
a -co nftrion 'plant "along the '
'roadside: in thc'EasTf i&'nsex-.
.cellent remedy ,fpa .corns.
Those who havo learned by
sad experience that "tall aches;
from little ttoc cgii$ ?,.graw"
will no doubt: be 'grateful for
this iihformatioh provided it '
is well founded.
r
In tho very coldest
weather,' says The American
Cultivator, there 'is no feed
like corn or corn-meal to
mnintain animal' heat,. It
should be given as late at
night as possible, as, during
the night the temperature is
apt to be lower th&n in the
daytime. T'oultry, especially
should have whole com just
before going' to roost, and us
soon as possible, in the morn
ing. It will make hens
"prate" more quickly than
any other grain,, Corn slight
ly burned is nearly as good
for egg production as'wheat,
and better when the weather
is very cold.
Tho object of respiration
is to convert venous into
arterial blood.- It is done by
bringing it to the surface so '
that carbon dioxide may be
exhaled and oxygen absorbed.
Crosso Slo, Wayno Co., Mich.
SAVAGE & ffAHHUAI, PRCMUETCIts.
os-ses,
All stock selected from the Ret of sires and dams
of established reputation and registered in tua
Freaca aai American stud books.
ISLAND HOME
Is hjiutifully situated at tlie head of Gnossn lut
la tlis Detroit Hivcr, ten miles below the City, ond
is accessible by railroad and stesmbest. isltcrs
not fimlllar wfth tho location may call at city office.
S Campau riuitdln?, and an cscoit will accompany
them to the farm. Send for catatoRue, free by mail,
Address, Savaoe & Fabkvu, Detrclt, Wlch.
erufj-ue and vigor
ES.E3S,3?OELE3X.
This cut shows the
Howard Electric
AKD
Masnctic Shield
as applied over the Kid
no) it nnd Ncrvo-Tltul
ccmcrs. -jno only op-
vlmnco made that
ills every part of
tho body, and the
only ono needed to
roamrELY cum
Kldiic IHnoitso
It liu uiuntleni.
J t b i o i l a ,
Si'uiluul V.'cult-
IICI.M, ISAllUUk
tlllll, IltlllOlL'll-
cy, and all Dig
ciiKeN and lVettk
lieaNof thellrllio
f.flllflll l.lfrutlM
Tatentod Feb. S3, 1879.
YOUNO JIHN, from cany Indiscretion, lack
nerve foreo and full to attain btrensth.
MiODt-n.AOnn MEN often lack v Isor, attrlbnt.
ins It to the progress of years.
The MOTHER, WIFE and JIAIT), suflerlns from
Female Weakness, NcTvona Debility and other ail
ments, will llnd it tho only euro.
To one end all we soy that tho Shield rlvcs a nat
ural aid In a natural way
WITHOUT UUUOUINO TIIU STOMACH.
tVnrrniitoil Ono Yonr, mill tlio bent
upillinco iiinilc.
Illustrated Vamphlet, THUBR TYPES OF MEN,
alio Pamphlet for Ijullra oidy, lent on receipt of
Cc, scaled; unseated, FREE.
American Galvanic Co.,
OFFICES: 11U3 CliDHtnnt St., Putin.
Paynes' Automatic Eusiiies
ft Gs-w-lUll.
film ipiriTrn.
'o offer an C tojo jr. p. AutoiaatlcPpnik-Arrait.
tot, Mounted Porta) lr. En-iue, wlt'i Mill, Id ft.
eurrlage, S3 ft. tr.trk c I 3 Mru.iltanoous
levir set hi-.-id.blni hs, S-ucli tiuor, i ihauitea
reeui sawyer cou.rou io,-u-!t vr r onu ncau ui'itka
f r,mi (mi. tiii.silinn. f.fi iiic'i ujill.t
rontotu. iiii.-,itt'in. fiOuu-'i aolld
Mw, OU it, 8 linn i lily brltliif,
ft'd-br!!, cant hOiV. nirr-,
tlitlitt uer.eto. JllKtoiiipU'te for
jilne mi 1-hlil.i, tlPOltJis. Krifao
vim tiniFiniKiminiiiioiiawiwo
t - i n-ht f'et long a iut keep up
an .in. fciimd fdr tatdlnpiio 12.
ii. . s--i x rm.iw nun?,
l ..mfii'turi la nil Milea Auto-
r.. , . i ,,. .. fr.,iii-l,.'irin if. i
fc!W " i in .nut I'liliirem
i-lailm. N. Y., IIox 1-Vi7,
ASDUEW 8HIVB. Dank dtreel,
Iiebifliton snd yn-iuiiv.
Patrcclj IJo. 26M (1167).
IMPORTED
Fercherora M
1 1 1 ,TTf ,iT T ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
A lady residing In New York, tho
mollier or a bright little boy, was talking la
him the other nijlit, Jssl as she was nut
ting liim to lis, I, about the effieoey of prayer
nnd said that If lie wnuld nsk God for any
thing Iliat he particularly desired she bail
nmlnubt but what his rrcitmi would be
granted. Tho little fellow klwlt at his
tnnllier'a knee and priiyeil for Csid to send
him any lllllo sisters nnd one hundred
litlle brothers. Tho prayer was never
finished, lor the mnlhor, aghast ol the pros
pect of having her house turned into an
orphan asylum, lifted tlio bny from tils
feet and lurked liim, Into bed without n
moment's unnecessary delay,
The citizens of Sarcy, Arkansas, ruuet
be nn imprudent set of fellows.
A cold of unusual severity wheh I look
last autumn developed Into a difficulty do-
riiledly mlnrrhnl In nil elmrneteristies,
inrcaieninf; n return or my old rhronlc
nlolaily. ralnrrh. Ono bottle ofllly's Crenm
Riilm rorniiletely eradii-aled overy svmp.
Inn nrtlint pa In I ill and prevailing dlsnnler.
i:, , Warner, 165 Iiumlson Street, Itnch
esler. Catarrh. For twenty yoars I was n suf
ferer from nnlnrih of the lie.irl nm) throat.
Uy a few applications of Ely's Creitni" Ualtn
I riTelvcd dcciilfd benefit was cured bv
nno bottle. Cbarlolte 1'arkcr, Waverly,
1 A Insn'tip'lown rnai'o a wncer with
lady t.hst ho'cou'lil thread n'neciile quiekor
than sh could sharnen a lead pcnoil. The
h,nn won.-' Tihic. fourteen minutes and
eeyen seeomls. II is thought- that the re
suit nileht linv'o been ilifTerent if tho wo
mah Tiail nnttun.out of load pencils inside
of five minutes.
A real Admiral ono Hint discreetly
keeps bfs' vessel out of tlie fight.
Just nbbut one-half tho pains ascribed
to malaria comes Irum'mlnre.ples.
Stop that cough, by the uso nf Ayer's
Che.rry reetoral tha best specific ever
known for all diseases of tlio throat nnd
lungs. It will soothe tlio rough feollng In
your throat, giye Hie vecnl organs fle.tibil
Uy and vilnlily, and enable you to breathe
and speok cloarly.
An agricultural item never cultivate
an acquaintance with a "rake."
Newspaper phfT tho smoke of an edi
tor's cigar,
"Linked sweetness long drawn out,"
can be seen in any back store of n country
grocery at Ibis tinioof year1. II the patient
grocer has an order lor two gallons of mo
lasses he sets the jug under the faucet when
he locks up for (he night and turns it oQ'
after breakfast .text corning.
Many ol the cigars labeled "Koy-Wesl"
bear a Key-West-ionablo resemblance to n
cnbbagi.
Hood's Sarsapaiilia acting through the
b'ood, reaches eyery part of the systom,an'l
in this way positively cures catarrh.
Clergymen-ought to be very careful in
t'lo, choice of language, or serious results
may ensue. "My bretliern," said nno late
ly, "I will now pass," nnd beforo he could
pri-eed further in his discourse one of our
popular young men in tho Iront pew sud
denly stirted into life and cried out:
"Then I make it spades and play it alone."
The long-necked youth who wears n
turn down collar looks like a giro (To witli
i life preserver on,
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
-.-our rest by a 6ii'lc child suffering and cry
ng with pain of cutting teeth' If so, send
I unco nnd get n bottle of Mus. Vivsi.ow'r
5ooTmxa Synur for Oiiunnksr Tei.Tiua,
lis value is incalriinhlo. It will relieve thr
u mr litlle FtihYrcr immediately. Depend
ipon it, mothers, there is no minlake about
t. It cures dysentery nnd diarrhoea, regit
lies tho stomach nnd bowels, euros, wind
olie, ififtens tlie gums, reduces iriflainma
ion ond eive3 tone mid energvto the whole
ivilem. Mils. Wixsi.ntv's SnoTiltso Svaur
K r. Ciill.ni.cx ThiiTtiiNQ is plensaut to the
iiMe, Hint is the prescription nf one nt the
ldest nr.d best female noras and pliyi-i
Hn in the United Stairs, nnd is for sale by
It driicgtsts throughout tho world. I'ric"
!o oeuts a bittle, 26-ly,
In lincicnt limes women raised such
nrt'e crops nf hair nn their heads Hint thej
mild sit on the ends when they left it h ing.
ngdnvVu their bucks. Nowadays a wu
niti's hair may be sat down npnn by n
'n'.ir sighted person in tlie next room, when
t is left hHhgtngiliitvn Ihu back - of a chair.
It was n t'incinnati yung Indy who
when presented with a patrofnpera glasses
asked hniv in the world she was to keep
ihein on,
a-.
"norori m cocnus."
Ask lor Roui-li on t.'ouuhs," for coukIis.
cold', sore throat, hoarseness, Troobcs, laa
Liquid, :5.-.
"UOUOII ON RATS'"
Clears out rats, mieo ruiehes, ntes, nnls,
'led.bmrs, skunks, chip inunks, gopher. lo'
DrugKltU.
1IKAHT l'AI.3.
I'nlpltatlon, dropsical swclllnics, dirtiness.
Indlifeftlon, liendiietie, sloepleisness cured
uy -Well's Health lienowcr."
"rovoii on conna."
Ask lor Wells' "Rouk'i on Corns." 15e.
Quick, cimiplcto euro. Hard or sou corns,
warts, bunions.
"not-nit on pain" rotionsED ruirEB,
' i iitiiiii iiii'ji, mi mn cu, (no nesi lor
baekailie, i , ins In chest or side, rlieuina.
liim, neuralgia.
this rnovia.
' Wells' Health llcnowir" reitorcs health
and vl-'or, cures d)fpisU, headache, Ncr
vouincss, debility, it. 00.
Wnooi'lNo corjon,
and the manv throat nlfeetlcins of children
promptly, piensaiitlv and mlclv relieved by
liouiju on Courtis. 1 Troches, lie. llalsam,
SIOTIIKCS,
If yon aro faltlnir, broken, worn out and
norvuus, uso -Wells' Health liencwer."
tl.o.. llrugglits.
ttvK rmcsKnvcn.
If you are luslnir your strip on lire try
, 'Weill' Health ltcnrwcr." (iocs direct to
weak spets.
not-all ox TOOTiiAcnis."
Instant roller for ncuralirlo, loolhnclie.
facenrlio. Am for "Rough on Toothache."
15 nnd Si cents.
rnitTTV WOMEN,
Ladles who would retain freshness and v.
vnolty. rtou't Mil to try Well's Health Re-
newor "
CATAnnllAX. TUIIUAT AVKECTIOSS.
Hacliln, Irrlrullnj counts, colds, sore
ttiruat, cured by "riougti on Coughs."
Troches, lie. I.lijul.1, 2io,
"nocoit on itch."
"Rousih on Itch" cures humors, erup
tions, rinir-worin, tettor, salt rheum, rrosted
reel, chlliblalnt.
Tn b norn or tub nation.
Children, slow In development.
ent. nunv.
scawny, una ueueaie, uio
Wells' Health
iieuuwer,
WIDE AWAKES
three or four hours every night couKhtng.
Uct ltnmcdlato relief nnd auund rest by
usliu Welts' "Rouah onCouglis," Troches,
15 cents, lijlsaiii, 'J6 cents.
"itorou on tain" ronocssD rtABTKn,
Sireniithenlnir, Unproved, the best for
backache, pain In chest or side, rheumatism,
neuralgia.
We don't know huw all paitenhipi are
built, but it's good, stout binding which
makes a book firm.
An eminent historian trices baseball
back to tbe time when Rebecca went down
to the well with a pitcher ami caught Issac.
When the hen attacked the small boy
in his mother's yard ,the lien Informed liim
that she had been layiog fur him for some
lime.
Seyenty-nlne murders have been com
mitted in Cincinnati In the course of ten
years, srd one cxecullun. Tbe Utter for
the sake of appearance.
FARMERS' COLUMN.
Thrco Profits a Year.
Shocp nlrord n doublo imvjnia annually,
lambs and wool, and must be eontldered
among the most profitable of farm stock.
especially where tlio fences nnd accomota-
Hons aro adapted to them. My oxperlencp
proves that sheep pay best which yiolrt
three profits a year. This can h nsnmn.
lished by selecting good frnmcit healthy,
mlilillo nged cwra in August, or early in
September, and turning them' ntlh a'Soulh'.
down or other mutlon breed ram, so Unit
they will drop their Iambi at any tlir.o
from January 15, to February 15, Sultablo
warm and Lomfurtnbln quarters, of courne,
need to bo provided. Give these ewes a
run nt grass during the full, and have liiein
come Into winter quarters In, good condition.
If tho pasture is not fine, giV'' a.iiltlo corn
daily all. througli, the fall.. AV henihdujcd,
for tlio winter, Iced plenty. -of good.-o'lovor,
hay and hayo wator by them at all -times.
oiyo n little corn eyery day. When intnbs
begin to drop feed Jiberally with tut-n l;s
or bran tind corn. Aftsr tlie lambs ure nil
born, and tbe danger of caked bags has
passed, cotton st'od and meal may Bo'fed to
advantage; In fact, leed tbecive for'nulk as
you would ii milch cow. As soon lis the
lambs nre old enough to cat, which they
will be at nn early nge, have a pen tepcrate
from the sheep, and noccasiblo tu tho lambs,
nt oil times, containing n trough from
which (hey cun eat. Feed meal ot i a'.a nnd
corn ground together, two parts oats to one
of corn, cracked corn, nnd oats, Change
tho feed nnd oncournge them to cat all (hey
will. Keep IbeMi dry nnd warm with
plenty of room for exercise. Sell as early
as thoy aro ready for market and when
they will bring tho highest prices. After
the lambs ore sold, keep on feeding tho owes
all they will beai Shear early, ond then
sell the well fattened owes to the butcher
By this process you get your three profits,
yis.' lambs, wool,and the difference between
n lliinnish 6loro sheep in August, and a fat
sheep in May or June, when, because of
scarcity, multnn brings tbe highest prife.
The Sr.ttthilnwn ram, of course, mav bo re
tained with which to repeat tho tame
courso tho next fall. It is a well establish
ed fact among tho most prosperous sheep
growers near largo cities, that one well
cared for oarly lamb is worth a half dozen
bnrn in May or June. J, Dimon in
Agriculturist.
Catholic College.
Mr. J. D. Kingsley, 3ro'y, IWy Cross
College Gymnasium, Wnroheslcr, Mas ,
writes: Kvery member ol fiurclub frankly
admits that St Jacobs Oil, the conqueror hi
pain, is tlie best cure they have ever used,
nnd nil speak nf it in terms of the highest
approbation 50 cents a brittle.
Points in Poultry Keeping.
The "Plymouth Rooks," being tho 'bell
feathered rl all vorjetirs of chickens, ere
apt to be the best winter layers, and as Uiey
feather up yery young, are bolter suited to
tho incubator trade, or the nitifieial roaring
of broilers thon the "Light Grahmas," or
many other varieties. Thero oight to bo a
a profit in buying up young roosters,
capnnizinglhem. fattesing Hum and sell
ing nt tho usiinl market pric?. Turkeys
treated in this way often reaeli a weight of
Irnm thlily to fifty pounps. A brood of
cliichena led by a turkey hen to forage in
tho fields, will attain lo great 'weight 'and
early malurlty without food or rare on tl e
part of tho owner, Tho bpst eggs nre tli-.
Tesn It nf a meat diet: Hie high colored and
well flavored eggs of Kansas during the
grasshopper visitation, were a marvel lo
strangers When grasshoppers ami "worms
fall, tho lack should be supplied by feeding
cracklings and other cheap .bulehor's rifr.il.
Tim crushed oyster shell supply, nnd the
boxos ol road dust or ashes, should bo kept
within easy reach. When mnying loan
entirely new location wo. secure immunity
from grapes fur two years. The farmer
wlm does not provide his wlfo with a good
poultry house is standing in his own Itglit;
as it need not be fine or coitly, )n winter,
Imp a little carbolic acid in the fond'
mixture, one? a month, as a preventative of
dfsrnse, and give a few appetizers, such' as
i-nbbage, garlic, and red peppej, wills a
variety of cnrln food "and lint all corn.
Willi this trcalnvnt and a proper house, we
tnny count more certninly on. profitable
returns than when tin fowls have, to roost
on icy perches, expised tn Hie zro winds
ol long winter nighls. . The producls of Hie
poultry yard are always in demand, nnd
judging by the imports nnw mnde in that
lliie.tlicv will be the Inst tn glut the market
in our larce ritiea. Tov'Ctbt krei-hr in
Am. Airicalturlit.
tn Editor's Tribute.
Theron V, Keator, Elitor of t"t. Wnynp,
ml., Gazelle, .wrjles: . "For tho pif( five
rears havo always used Dr. King's New
Discovery, fur coughs id most sryere chnr
ni ter, n well ns tor those nl a mjlder lyrw.
It never (ails tn cil'trt u speedy cure. My
Mend to whom I havo rrcinunended it
speak of it in samo high terms. Having
been cured by it of every cough I have'lind
for fivesyearsif consider It the nulr reliable
nnd sure cure for Coughs, Golds, etc," Call
nt T. D. Thomas' Drug Store nnd get a Free
Trial Bottle. Large Size $1.00.
Eouthorn Saddle Horses and Mnlos.
The Eastern pian going Squib notices
that pleasure carriages of all hinds disap.
pear from country railvray stations and
that ssddts horses take their place. After
crossing the Potomac we were fairly in
that grand division nf the country whirh
may be known as tho Saddle Horse Srction.
Either from spareness nf tho population, or
other cause, the roads, except in .dry sum
mer weather are only paeinble on borso
bsck, or by heayy farm wagons. Four to
tin saddled horses vvould stand, either held
or hitched, at erery station, while the
"solitary linrsopian" gives picturesqueness
lo the country reads. The mule too,lbougl
frequent at the North, is abundant hero,
and apparently the more so the farther
South we go. In Now Orleans the patient
litlle beasts excito my wonder npd. admir
ation every day. They trail through
muddy ilnughs; (far outside the busmen
portion oftho city the minor streets are
uothlng else in wet weather) they haul
crowded street ears and heavy wogoni,
neyer refusing lo pull, are quickt hard",
generally well cared for and well groomed,
and so lar as my short observation goei, not
vicious, I have not leen one itiok, or
balk, or bile. I know Ihey do theie things
but much depends upon early treatment,
and It is clear that when once brokep to
city ways Ihey beoome civilized and well
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