frofrmiottttl Curd*.
I H. OUVIS.
J • Atr R.YKTAT I.AW
Wilrf<>t)t®, IV
OflW opp rit® th* Court Itoua®, on Ibr J*J B>.r of
Furii'a building.
I M. KEICHLINE,
T# • ATTORNKY AI LAW,
M.I Of 'hi#, P.,
Orriot IN OtMta'i Nw BmuKA
Proaipt nt.ofltlori It. COIIKIIUO claluii *1 >i'
I I A. MrKEE,
Jl. ATTORN KYAT-law
Offlo® North High Btraat, opporit® <*nirt hmiiß,
|t-l atonl*. I'm. *- ♦-* .
HII A RSHHERGKR, > Succwutnr
• 10 Yoroui * l( ATTORN KY AT
LAW um lUt'ouroJ uuiiiv, Uollduntv, t*. 624-1
f (i. LOVE,
l •
ATTORNEY AT L.A W,
11...1. f nlo. P..
OBI. In lb. room, formerly <HCU|>I.OI lIJ th, Into
W P A llaon oIA 23-f.
•ruo.M AS ,J. M<K I LLOUIiH
1 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IMIU ll'riUKO. PA
Ottca l Alhart Owan'a building, Iu tt n*.q torn*-
•r y vr4Xapi®d by Ibf i'tilhpwbuiK daUßm* < UU|.AU>
4 11 1;
pHAS. P. UhWES.
ATTOK.N6.Y-AT-I.AW,
III.LL Pu.YTfc, r*.
Prm-tlca. In nil lhi Court, Olllcn o, |.o,ili. Coon
b>u*. In Punii'a building. ■' 62
o.H. tr ifTi a a,. • '.t>nu.
HASTINGS A REEDER.
ATTORN 6.VH AT LAW
HKLi.KFOSTt. PA
'lfßco.rn All,*hoj ,lrol,iwo .1..r, ~i oi thr of
tt*' ucca|ild b) Into ttrui of Yucuni A Muting*. lo-
WILLIAM A * ALLACT 04V16 I lIIM,
HA,IT 6. TILUCF WILUAM I 6AU4CI
WALLACE IT K REUS,
M LAW anß COLLECTION orriCK
J,no,r) 1, lAPI. CLK AKPIELI). PA
I7LLIB L. OR VIS,
I J ArTOKNET AT LAW.
OFFICE opp<iio th® Court llouae, on the 84 flwtr
A.O Furt' Hilling :b-6
c. t. ALBIAJDIK c. i.tovai
I LEXANDER A BOWER,
i\ ATToKNRY6 AT LAW,
B®ll®font®. P , may b® conault®d In English or
n*o. >®c* lo Oarman't Building l-lj I
JAMBS 4. BBATBft. J. "UIIT OlfMAftV.
HEAVER & GEIMIART,
ATTOKSKY6 AT LAW,
OlBc* ■ All.ubru; <tr..t, aortb of lllgb Ball,
font®, Pn t*l*
\\' C. MEI N LK,
V • ATTORNEY AT LAW.
UKLLKfoNTk. PA
Laat door to th® lft in tb® Court HON®® 21*1
I L .6F ANGLER,
tf • , rroHNKY AT LAW,
BELLKEONTK . CKNTK6 COUNTY. PA.
4p®rtal attvuttoi. to I 'ill®<"tluii. pra. tic®® in all th
Court®, C''oulUtl"D io 'l"rw*li 1 R g!l®h. 1-1J
/ ELEMENT DALE.
V7 AriOKNnV-%T-LtW.
ttp'ii-r.nf®. r.
Offlr® V. v>ra®r fnamnd, two J -or® frv<> Brt
•Atloiial bank B*l7 I jr.
R R C. HIPRLE,
1 • ATTORNEY AT LAW
LOCK HAVEN. PA
All b>l®ln®M promptly att®(>d®d to. l-lj
W M. P. MITCHELL,
Y PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
Lock HAVEN, PA ,
Will ,llm4 lo all war* ■■ Clwß.ld, Caatr. and
Clint. eonntlna
Oft.*, opprialta lark Haa.n National Rank. 6LIJ j
D¥. FORTS EV,
• ATTORN KT AT LAW,
HEI.LKPONTR. P i
Odr® In r onra4 (lon®®, Ml®gbMij ®tr*®t.
Apaclal tt®ntJoD gi*® th® roll®®tlof> of rlaim*
All i<oin®M tt®nd®d to pn'tnptij S-lf i
WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH,
If ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CLEARriRLD. PA
All bniin®#® promptly nt®t1®1 to. 11 j
HE. HOT. M. D.,
• Oflr® In Conrad Hon®*, ahot® fortn®*
Uodfll®®. BKI.LirNT.. PA
Bl*rtal ®tt®ntloa glv®o to o;.®rmti®w durgrj an
Cbrunlf Di*®a®. IVI
OR. JAAS. B. DOBBINB, .M. I).,
PLIR*L<?I%N ASD SRRGKM. .
Otflra All®gh®nj rtla,ot®r r®tgl®r * Drng dtor®,
4-tf tEI.I.RPONTE, PA
DR. J. VV. RHONE, Dentist, can
tm fiiund at bl® -fll • and r®®|i|#>or® on I®ni
Id® of tlirfh tr®®t tbra® door® Eat of All®gb®nt
KalUfnnt® Pa l*-1
L* P. BLAIR,
1 • JEWELER.
*TCNSS ClaOrg®, a.WlLlv , Ac.
All Mork n-atlr ®i®rat®d. Oo Ml®gb®fy ®tr#t
and®r Bruck®rb>lf ll maa 4-tt
Hunlnrna Ciinl*.
CI EM BARBER SHOP,
L'nd®r Pl<tt Natl -n*! Rank.
HEi.LkPo.N7 fa..
71. A. Berk, (majSRV i'ropr.
HARNESS MANUFACTORY
in tJartnan ® block
BKLLEPONTK, PA l-l>
PENTRE COUNTY BANKING
V7 COMPANT.
B®®al®a Dapo|t®
And Allow (nt®r®t,
Dtacoaat Not®,
Hnj and !l®ll
Go® d+cnrlt!*a,
Gold aad Coapon®
JiU A. Bia T la, Pr-ald®r.t.
J D IKIIIIT i'MMPI 4-tf
ft. o. itlla, Proa't. s. t. ■!:.Caab'r.
LMRST NATIONAL BANK OT
i MCLLEPONTE.
411-<nwnJ Mtraat. H®ll®Into. Pa. 4-tf
• FUmon >/r Farhtue ( f Co., Hardware Healer*.
HE A. RID "W .A-IRE 1 . I
WILSON, McFARLANE & CO.
DEALKBS IN
STOVES, RANGES-*' HEATERS.
ALSO
Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnishes,
- AND
BTJILDBR/S' HARDWARE
11LHUMT (fitkkl HOMk.'SLOCK LLrOWT*,Pk. (
MlnrrfiatieiPU*.
BOND t % 1.1 Vl l \ | ,
(IP:NI:IIAL INH UIIII COMMIHHION Agt.,
BPMKHP, PH.
Ofllc® In llueh An ad® 2l l
The tollowing coiii|iuniea reprcseuted:
7 IRE.
• UNION PlT i ln<]>-1 ph in
: V M KRI- AN (ill.
; (tiAHiHAN London.
-UN do.
WESTERN Toronto.
CONNECTICUT ilnril'urd.
Mild OlblT6.
0
LIFE.
'TRAVKLKRH LIKE A ACCI'U Hartford
nd utburt.
—o—
onmmiMion brnnrh ol my buine.
|I RECEIRINI; rpivlnl Htlention. rrojierli*.
I .old to R.HH] sdvsnlHifi', N> I bnve fm ili.
: lies lor dl-IM >-i rt|F of houE, IHIOIK, I<U 01
' "horl NOIIOE nnd fnvnrnhle TORNIH
•JL flm BOND VAI.KNTINF.
|>ENNSVI VAN IA
STATE COLLEGE.
Fall t*rm ogin Srp rmbir 12, 1881.
| Thla Institution i® lorattvd In *n® of th® tn®t '®®n
tiful. L®altbfol SPIT* •! ii® ®ntirr AII®MII®I>) r®gtoi
I i i® ip®u t at ( I lit® of both H IM, and ..fl-ra th® fo>
lowing C<urar® *y :
' I A Pnll Cla®®lrai ./Ourr f Pi>nr Ti an.
• 2. 4 full 8 l® tifli Cur®6- of Fiir Y®ar®
'3. Th® lollowing I'M'IAL COtKHEH of two j®ar
®aci. (> lowing th® (I'M wn y®ar of th® Bcl®nt
lc fViura® (a) AURICt'LTt'RK; (b) N.MI'RA'
HIBTOHY: (e) MIKMIsTHY AND PllY8ICH; ••
CIVIL BNGINKKKINU.
1 t abort MPKf'l ALC Ol R-K lu Aitri. ultur®.
1 A abort BPKCI At 001' Kdß in rb®nUtrjr.
3. A Ultiiital and HiientiAc Pr®parat<>rj Coura®.
Military drill I® r®quirad # Kijvn®®® for Uwrd ®>
1i 'iih-ntalo ®*ry low. roil tot. frr® Yooug ladlr® il
i d r cbarg® of a <■nn|6®f®nt lady Prinrl|wl
Pot Catal<'guNi or otb®r itilonoalion a'ldr®®®
Of.O Yt ATll RTON. PriM*T,
BTATV COLLBOB. CBMTftB Co., P®
4-M.tf
I PHE CENTRE DEMOCRAT
BOOK and JOB OFFICI
ALLEGHENY STREET,
BBLLEKONTK, PA.,
IH NOW Off KRI NO
GREAT INDUC KME N I
TO THOBE WIIIKIING riRJT-CLAA4
Plain or Fancy Printing
WE HVE unuui fI ilitiek for prinUnp
LAW BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CAT A L< IfiUKS,
PKOOKA M V KM,
p.'li TKMKN F
CIRCU LARS,
BILL HEADS,
NoTK HKADS,
BUSINESS CARI F
INVITATION CARDS,
CARTES DR VISITE,
CARDS ON ENVELOPES
AND ALL KINDS OF BLANKf
M®F-<'rdori by mkil will rceiTe prompt
i ktlention
MR Printing DONE in tho bel tyU, j
• hurt notire *nd Ht the IriMMt rte
Itching PLICA -BymptonB and Cure
The .re ninhnure, like p. r
.piraiion, inieiie iicbiiig, inreed L> ,
,crirhing. very ili'irewing, pariicuUr I
ly RI nißhl, teem* if pin smrni. wer.
i .'rMwling in and about the reciutn ; ti
nrivale parll re jonielimea Herlerl
|i allowed lo P..lilioij" r.-rv .eriou. r
■lLL. follow. ••SWAYNKMHM.MKN I
I , ple.Mnt, iure cure. ALo lor Teller
! lICH, S*|l Klietim. N-HLD HEAD, Eri.ip
! .an. B .rber- I'CH. Blolhrhen, nil nrnl
•ruiy Skil DMEN.E., SNI I>y niml let
.V) cent*; 3 IROKE. * I J5 (ill .INNII'.).
Arblre... Dr. SW AV N K A SON. PhiL
delphi*. P., Solll IN Ilriiß.FL. 5 NIL
EXTRAORDINARY
JtEItI'CTIOS.
THE WEEKLY POST,
A flr®t<®taa 'Afolumn n-a®|a|®r i r || p. r y-ar. in
c ia>r Th® ® a' 14*4 will in* lad® th® rri'®l •'rtln
•nd lnt®'®®ti"M ®®nt. ®*y litrly, ®* tb®r.i t-r
VHtr®. It ®lit r.f®r lb® Jii.w®®.! rg "f CußH*® l •-
aallt CIM th® **r®®d®fi nvaking whbh
■ ill rtjii Into ri dtimrn®r: th®®wn*wa In ** th i-artl*®
ftir th® Prd®w'lal n minatl n. th® tr awwiing* f
th® gr-a' Nali tial t ••n®ntbti t* rwitnlnat® ra* di
tat®®, th® ®ftriting Pr a4d®ntial ra®u< c®rtan
Nrti'iW ; th® ®'®r tb f) and It® r®®nlt whkh ■ l®llt#
will t® lb® toffoi ol th® ft®m<<r*ti® ®a didat®®
W® ha®® mad® tht® gr®at r®dwelon In th-- |r4r® of
Tm WBlftiV Pftft with a ®l®w toll® inrr®a®#d ®fll i
•nrj In th® Pr®ail®titial can®a®a >.®rjr •wmril®*
< at> add on® of mot® nam®® h a llftl® ®B ft Tn
Hunt fat now or.® of th® larg®at, b®t awd
ch®ap®wt In th® foaniry,
It Contains All the News.
Fall t l®grmj hr and mark®! r®pTrta. ail th® fwllti
cat n®wa. Inrlndiirg d®(®t®a in CYngr*®* An ®r®ll* fit
mUffilanj, flat® and Lwaf n®w V* r..lonin* ol
r®ading matt®f fnr fl/D In Cint- |I.2A ring!® awb
•j-ri|'t' n. i oatag® |®r• jvald 91 IB) In cl'iiii ft®® or
rtt®r. |irwt®#® | r®p*ld. B®nd f<*r an>|d® cpl®a Ad*
i ir®aa th® |>nblth®r®,
JAMM P H4 RB A TO.
|4ft frdol . Pt9t®faßffc, ('a
I lot tilt.
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ri Rl> •InlilluK nlUtliHl.
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r Jifunr:i Coi/!c's
NEH I,Y KKMOI>I:I.I:II lIORI 1,,
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KNIIIIII<* unit FTTIXL" FTURN • **LL ne tin* IF
Tl trutcllni imldir AND rrnin#t lN' IN* '• *R n*lf •
TO !!•• Kirt<( U* II I WLIFFR LB*) MILL FLIOL tiofn
LITERAL RIloctl'-II LO Jut) Biro AINL ■ TLIARN ttiatidiiif
iViiirl * H Tr.L.L.MI I'M.I .
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MLL.L.LLL.L*. CKN ' HK TUCSTY PKVN'
W H ML'SSEK Proprietor
RH- TOWN "f MLLLLIFLHI IN I NAIFFL IR Prfilt'A Vallr*
..NI T* ■ IN 11 TI •HI I ■ I r• -1 .I ■ T • lb* L#F I*
•IRG. Onlrr MID MPNIRA I RWK Railroad, WNB U
•itidinif* thai it ■
PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
MMFT trotit fl 1,11 UIN LLO IRNFIO L thirdly A >il •
ITI* to W*WRJ tralu At lh* MI Ihmtii llt*l •' R
IODTIUU ill be FOUND FTF ET- lA- n ltd • r R-- RNNF# 1
ID JUIF 10. I*7W It* j
New Brockerhoff House.
I>ROCKERIIOFK HOUSE,
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C <. M. M I LI.KN I'rop'R
(trial Kn.nj.lt ({<■".n "t, tirrt b'lmtr.
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HA TFJi- II 00 I'HH HAY.
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trUWN ACO, of (ha Wrraaririi' Anrntra NO,
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BKLI. KPONTK, PA ,
a
NKWH, FACTS ANI> HUttCJIJtTK'Nh '
• I
rut ti*' or mi ..no*,i wcrrnai i. rn> larart-i '
aaacr tan -a.oiriaiTi or TMI ra.a.a t ,
Kvtry fanner in Aia annual ee/irnenrr
Wenvern tamet/ong ra'.ur H'riff it ami "
tr.nl i/ la the 'Agricultural fctih'T nj 11,, j
ILKMIH KAI. Ilrltcfiilitr, I'rnn'u," that alhri
tnrmrrn may hart flit hrurfit • j it. I.rl
emnmitnicaluni. hr h.nely, ami he rurr thai
ihtxj art hrirl atnl .aril puinlrtt
How to UriiiK Up Worn-out Land '
1 11
Sir .1 liti I'.'nnctt LHWCA lIUH writ- |
I
ten a cliH|itci lur tin* ru-w cditiun of |
11111 i in' "TulWn on M inure,' on "He \
Ki-ililii\ to the Soil," a milt ' ,
jict that interests nil firnnrn who tlo L
not cultivHtc virgin noil. It. ia n t
trtohi vnlualilt'i'ont i ilmtion and nliowa 1 r
how acii'ltcc ifira\ lie a|r|>l i-<I with n' t
i to ilollnra iiit'l ci'titn. A ri lulivc ' ,
of Mr Liiacn, Imviiiji HI vi-ri.l tliou*- I t
iind acri'n of cxci cilinj{l> poor and ,
worn out land, eona Itcd him an to ,
tin* Uni IDIIIUMI nf trcalini; it The ]
growth of erupt with the aid of atlt | '
fti'inl inniiiiiea ia diacusacil, and it i, ,
cleml\ alinwn h\ thi* would not lc ,
pri filnhle on auch poot hind. The ,
plan deeded upon, won to make the j
production of meat the Imai* of ren . ,
ovation ; to "top all tillage, and en |
deal or to get the nod into pa*turge, ,
hy giving it the plant final to enable ,
it to grow giaal graan. A flock of j |
alni p wan to ta- allowed to run over ,
the latid ilutiiig the day, and Pi |
lie fol ed iheie every night, and fi*.i ,
one pound each i f cotton need cake. .
Flie one of nheep in renovating l .nd |
i< not new to our fat inert, and han ,
often lei n I'd. call d, lull the prc ,
tire hri* rarely lain prenentel in *o j (
atemntic a ma oner. Sheep in fl >ck 1 ,
f one hum Irt .1 ene|oed h\ tuovalile ,
I '
ti m en, or hiir.lli . upon a "pace t*. n
>y li\ tw.ntx fhe >ardn, and the fold, (
>noVeil dally , won Id in ten day ■ cover |
in acre each, nnd the matiuie of one
blioiin!id iMiunda of the cake won).l
1 '
'a* well di*tritiuiei I n|m >n thi* amount ! |
■>f land. Tliia rfuantity of manure {
.'onlniu* hi o ni\ —r \i n jHiundn of |
■ litrogin, mxty eig lit (Miunda of pho 1
p'mte of lime, art.' thiily two pound,
of |Mitn*h. Tltem lertilizrn cannot
In- purchaned in siy ailillrinl manure.
>1 no c In ap i, rat, , nitua- the incteane
n the aeight of the hee|i fed in thi*
nai.ru r ga a I r to otf-et tin ir ottg
oml voat in the cotton need cake.
t rvf o Fall Minagcmcnt of She p
A * the r.ad*ra of the PBMOCRAT
vnow, n t do not ladieve th.it any
ff der t"n alford to let Ilia nlicep get j
til in heeaune hia palure innhoil—
• it I a he policy of the man wlm te
narked th ai he "al way a made hi* hay j
lOI'I out. whether Ilia eitlle did or 1
mi !" \V lien an animal i* not thnv- 1
oig, all profit at once ce"c<i and lon
' gin*.
The Hcilion then arinon, what
•liall the nlieep f eder do t . keep Up
i nteady growth on young nlieep,
-U-adv g in on fattening nlieep, and a
nil. healthy condition in breeding
lieep yvlo n dtolighl cut" off the ntip '
1 .1 y ■! g r an. ? If t|j.. cnilage *_y
em han la-en fully entered upon, then
•ucculent clover and other granmn,
..reaerved in nilo, may lie given to
Xeellent effect ; hut tin* v-tein ia
•lily yet on trial by the "one in a
iliouan>l," and won't apply to the
general nlieep feeder. For hrciding
•lieep, oite-hall pound of wheat bran,
'ed in tiouglm in pnatore while tlie
weather la mild, will pmhnhly make
up the deficiency. A lit'le extra
food goen a lung way in keeping up
condition. For eight-m ontlia latnlm
and young, growing *liw*e|>, a lialf
iHiuml of tiran, with one or two gdi*
of corn, or a half pound yf oil meal
•nil keep tin-in thriving. For hillen
• tig a lieep, to lie Bold HI lute fall or
early winter, give oi.e |m and of corn
•ml a halhp uud of oil meal; tliia,
with patt pinture, will puali Until
forward favorably.
Tbeae * pec die ration# ; ire not in>
'ended to ba conaidered a# adapted
t • all cxnea. The leeder'a eye tnuat
tke in tbe ait nation ol each fl.u ~
and adapt the inlion to etn'b particu
lar caae. *liut we have acen the
quantities named pnaiu *e excellent
leatilla with the ddtvrer it claaaea of
sheep rneu.iouvd
Cleanliness In Milking.
Tin* following hum the I)airy. con
tributed hy MII lows dairy man, shows ft
wlisi aho|op'cleanliness mean* : *'|t n
is said that il in at hard to lie clean t
HH il it to IK: good. Well, 1 think it vi
it not liurrl lo he good, even for N I
•Inir \ man, if lie only doe# as he would *
lie done hy, and j it at easy to !*• I'
clean, Tnia it my method of doing I'
it. At five o'clock lam in the mw "
elahleM. I lie feed pre mi ml the nigh' a
IN fore it put into the lew I IMIXIH, ti
which are Hint cleared of all rein c
mini* of former food ; and, if aour, p
they urc scoured out with warm n
wu er and h hrooru. While the cum r
are eating tin \ are thoroughly carded 11
and hrimhed, HN well OH any well-kepi k
home i. and all over from head to '
"Witch. 'I lie udder it sponged, il e
lucet-Nuiy. and wiped with a clean 1
towel, and not a dungy rag. The S
gutters are then cleaned out, and the
klhllh —a common road hroom la-ing '
used to finish af era hroad scraper. 1
which drawn Ihe manure down to tin
trap-doora into the cellar. The fl mi 1
and the gutteiM are then littered well '
with M iwilu-l, when we have no straw
For fiHeen town thin taken an hour. 1
Then I go to break f l. At half pa; J 1
Nix the C'owa arc lui ked, and each t
milker haw overall* and an apron 1
made of Ntripcd ticking witlj which <
lie en uidk in hit Sunday clothes <
and wlippcun if he like ; and any >
lady tn iy go in with a silk dress on I
and noi hurt it. As the milk it drawn i
it it strained at once int > the deep i
pails which stand on the platform |
and are kept covered ; the rnilk pailt ,
have strainers, arid a double strainer j
i* kept in the deep can ; so the milk ,
goes through three strainers. Hut ,
this iw not really necessary, at I would
cheer ully drink a glass of milk di
rect from the cow at I milk it. But
out of consideration for mv cutoin- <
ers wl.o buy toy hutler and milk, I •
put the milk through three strainers. I
A* soon as the deep pailt Nre full i
they are cloaed nd Curried to the
milkhouse and handed t > tin* |M-r*on
who sets the milk in the |MM>I or the
creamery, or, if it is put Into ah illow i
pans, strains it once more. Now,
there is nothing hard to do about '
this. It it so easy after having Is
gun it and got into the way of it that
it would ft? har ltn stop il. And I
don't see liow it is easy to be cleaner
than we are in our dairy."
Autumn and Winter Caro ofSwine
As cold wi alher approaches, it i
very important for the health and j
thrift of swine that extra attention !
should If given tlicin. Those who
have not piggt ries lor housing should
si least provide dry \ -irdt or fields
f>r theiu to roam in during the day.
Mod a comfortable, Well littered shed
under which to sleep at night In
the absence of this, then lay up s
light fence, several leet high, snd
heid thf rn on the east and south *ide
of this at nig'it, so that they will Is
protected, to some extent, from the
cold west and northern wind*.
The larger and older swine should
IN- kept separate from the sin dler, ,
and especially from pigs under six
months old, an l a few only should IN
allowed to nestle in the same place at
night For the sake of warmth they
will huddle closely together, or pil,
up, one on top of the other, and il
the amaller ones linp|M-n then to IK* ai
the bottom, tbey are often smothered
I have frequently seen, where not
more than a dozen or fifteen thus lie
at night, from one to three of tin
smallest of these taken out dead on
the billowing mornng- This makes s
continual and considerable loss in the
whole herd during cld weather.
i— mmi
MILKINO in the barnyard is an old
ft-hioii tlct should he abandoned, i<
is inconvenient and unclean. 11 should
go with the wooden pail anil the
hairy butler, and never be heard ol
any moie ; gone and forgotten, too. j
I * is a wonder that any fanner would
permit it, and still more a wonder
that any farmers' wives or daughters
would uonent to it.
To bake beets wash them perfectly
clean; put in a pan with a little
water, and bake until they are ten
der; the lime varies with the site of
the I reel, an hour being small enough
allowance fur a beet of medium arte.
When they are dune remove the skin
and eei ve tn the same way that you
do a boiled beet.
Feeding Frostod Corn.
To make the uiosi of it, after the
Vosl, it should have been cut up and
un through a large feed cutter,
•talks, ears, and all, cutting it into
very short lengths; and,if one had a
•ilo, put'ing it in at fa-t as possible
and preserving it under pressure.
But not having a silo in which to
preserve it, it would then pay Irest,
idler cutting short, to feed it us last
as the cat le could eat it. At that
lime the cattle will cut everything
clean, and the ears, which are not
probably injured by the frost, contain
nearly at much nutriment as when
ripe, and this nutriment is in the
most digestible condition. When the
kernel is in the dough state it is easi
ly digested, arid we have found, by
• X|x riuieut, will rn-ke as much beef
• it ever can. A good crop will make
500 or more pounds, live weight, to
'he acre in that condition. In the
ens? ~f frost, wliat can not lie pruflP
ibly Used tit once, should lie cut up
oid shocked. Pi prevent the drying
up of the stalk too rapidly, and when
leady Pi feed, run through the culler.
I'ln* reduces it all into fine chaff,
mixing the fine and coarse parts, so
that cattle will eat il up clean. If
there is too much rough fodder for
the grain, il it a good plan PJ mix
with tliii cut feed three Pi five (rounds
of wheat bran or middling* for each
steer per day ; but when to be ob
taiued at a moderate* price, lin-eed or
notion-seed rnal, in SIIIHII quantity,
say two pounds Pi etch -teer. will 1*
found profitable, with corn. In that
cvs', mix two pounds ol bran witn
two |Miiinds of the oil rural for each
teer. 'I hit will balance the corn ra
tion so at to give il llie best effect
(,I'ictj') l.iec-S. xl Jmr itil.
1 n Tr:it A I'M.I;-.. —\\ hat our farm
ers in I'eiin-y Ivtnia need in their
oicliti U it a few ( x -eplionally good
keeping apple* Out of the immense
num'sr of varieties of g<xsl repute
in other localities there are few. in
lei I, that are adapted p, our locality.
We have already six-. Color, quality,
etc., but, unfortunately, our apples
wiil not keep. In p eparing a list
Pi day for tins purpose we should
nunc Smiths C'lil.r, York I mis-rial,
nid pet lisp* Tew kslurry Winter
Bhi-li. ill -econd-clat* in qu ility, and
there we stmul 1 have P> stop. All
our most approved system of culti
ration fail to assist us in this matter,
and so we do the next best thing,
hurnilia'ing n it is sen 1 toother
-tale* for our supply of fruit.
The only remedy for this is to te*t
•M the newer varieties of promise,
and especially those originating in
mr o*n state, an I pisnbly in time
*e may obtain relief
Ttii' Btnß roots may be divided
and the tied enlarged at this season
if the rear Khuhirb needs a rich,
but not a heavy soil. (joo<l loam or
nch *an •, to which is applied a lib
-r-al amount of we!l-rolP*d manure,
will grow g-Nid plants. (Jive plenty
•f w ,u-r if th • sets m is dry, and. if
oossiMe, frvq lent applications of li
quid manure. Tiie thick roots may
'•e cut inPi many pieces, only so that
one bud remains on each piece, snd
I 'hey will profit by the treatment*
I lie rhuharh bed should be in warm
soil with an eastern or southern ex
posu re.— .-I infrican Cultivator.
"Nivta allow any one to tick's
tour horse in the stable," says the
Farming World. "The animal only
'eel* the Pirment and does not under*
-land the joke. Vicious habits are
thus easily brought on. Never clean
t horse in the stable ; thje du*t 'ouls
the crib and makes him loathe Ida
food. Ve the currycomb lightly.
V\ lien used roiigldy il is a source of
great pain, I**l the heels be well
brushed out every night. Dirt, If
allowed to c*ke iu, causes grease and
■wire heels." (
It is an excellent plan to prepare
the cshhige fur dinner an hour ha*
tore it is time lo ccok it. Cut the
cabbage in quarters, snd scslter a
handful of salt over it snd cover it
over with cold wa'er. This is a good
course PI pursue if one bss not time
Pi look the cabbage over Csrefully.
Cauliflower also should lie treated to
the same way, alter being picked
apart. Tbere are so many small in*
•acts that great care is necessary lo
looking over Vegetables.