Te ing iy electric Tight will be fried ]
avgse (N.Y fair.
this yea
9 4 £ Club in the. olils
- is
od” Sloane hae beet Tetused a
key license by ithe English Jockey
o1t- Canada football team will
itney's £40.000 filly Endur-
ght has narrowly escaped |
Om praninonla,
ehn Gavsel has signed a contract to
ay first base anid captain the Logie |
team in the American Assos tation,
Ls P M. Ittel, of Pittrhore, Pa, with
2 of 2408, established 3 new rer.
he 100 shot rifie championship.
Taylor, ths dea’ mute
pitcher, bas signed with
Cleveland for the Kanu of 1902. He
he National to coms to the
League
y. of Boston, hag won the
in the three ays golf tour
at Palm Beae 3 Fig: The eon
wen won by C. Lo}
Anos Rosie. the famous pitcher, win
: has been dolbz sone reining in the |
¥ Bear Muncie, Indl, Is dows ta
: ad thinks be will make
3 a chan
odd fact, which has not been
noted, is that the two Degorans now
in he Naticual Leagne—Patsey. of St,
nd Bil of Broolvn-althousl
oil, wite both | bore in the phen
town, Lawrence, Mass,
Miss Bessle Crolkishani,
ears old, kad no compositor in the fiye
+d competition for girls ar the
's Show, in Yadison Banure
un, New York Ci iy. Bhe did some
Ule work for a girl
HAA SS
PROMINENT PEQPLE,
bie hard Temple, the former Gove |
emmor of Bombay, is den l
ward's propos visit to the
viern Las been abandoned,
Dr. W. Beward Webb las withdrawn
from Verinont's gubernsiorial race.
‘ole has returned to
D.C. fron the South,
roved in health.
to an insurance Cot |
iy income of $10.000 a
Alexander Mavroyen! Bey, formerly
er of Turkey at Washington, has
appointed Governor of the Island
Commissionar Feans 1a to
announced In Washing.
y higher office will be given to
the Presidant.
of the last things Prince Henry |
did before sailing for Ger
ar to purchase two chainless
if American make,
ro esxor Alexander Kore, of the
Greek department of the University of
: inn, has tanght the Greek Jan.
e in that institution fur thirty Og
ert Booth, third son of Genera)
Who was in command of the
“Army in Australia, has with
drawn from the army. Hi-bealth ts tie
“Tenney. the artist of Ports
mouth, N iL, bas received an order
he Navy Department to paint a
if portra 2 of all the Becretaries al
¥y.
morated Ly the lssue of thirteen
ds of postage stamps, cach of
the head of one of the |
At one end
ing land as po
thiviery
urge truckopa
tables for tamily wse with possibly
Alfonso coronation = to he
+ hoe or plow,
Erowing well and up a few
of heat or drouth,
1 of the zy
prevents damage from heavy beating |
Paha i
: :
| not there,
x | 1ate date.
Pouttrymen generatiy admit not
enly the value of it, but the necessity
of its usa to secure the greatest profit |
ip the production of meat or eges. It
contains a large amount of protein,
the most costly element to hay and
the one go necessary to maka growia
or eggs. Chicks snd fowls of all RN
Hke it. but it is a concentrated food
and must be fed carefully,
Fetitnr (tnseng Neon,
Make a dibble of a pleco of fork
bands about ore foot long sharpened
Mark the beds in rows
both ways six inches apart, With
the sharp stick make a hole where
the manrks cross sack okey and put in
the root two inehics below (he surfaces,
Hold ft againes tha he of tha hole
with the forefinger of ths left han}
and crowd the slick into the ground,
preseing the dirt agsinet the root, By
this metiiod the plaster ran £61 roo
rapidly dnd the work is well done.
Farming Clay Land,
eiay farm eof 160 or
should first be
A
acres
fenced 54 88 to save ns much farm.
ible, One fold of sol
should be plowed ench your for corn,
putting on it all the manure made Jur
ing the winter, plowing the coarse un-
der, and putting the fine on top of the
plowed ground before harrowing The
greater part should be seeded to wheat |
in the fall by harrowing and drilling
&8 BGOG 83 the torn i8 in shock #nl
using some fertilizer From two to
four acres should be kept for oats in |
the spring, tae best of all feed for
poultry and horxes, The following
year the entire fleld should he seedad
to wheat, putting at icast 200 pounis
of same good fertilizer to each acre,
sowing one peek of timothy per mere,
and resowing in the spring with tim.
{ othy and one gallon of red clover per
acre. This field should be kept for
meadow two years, possibly longer.
This plan of farming should bs con-
tinued In rotation from year (Oo year.
From one-half to one sere of potatoes
should be raise} Thare should be a
el of all kinds of veges.
some to sell. A farm of this site
should have an archard of three or
four acres, of apples, peaches, pears,
pints and cherries with all the small. |
ing the prodoctive expacity of the soil |
{ will be the correct one
ferops of cereals,
ba this country are very jow, vit the |
Américan Tarmmer has more opportuni
Him
er frults In abundance for home use.
. The stock that shoul i be kept on this
ize and kind of farm should
Eood work horses, three or four good
be hres
cows, several head of growing cate.
about forty good brood ewes, several
heads of hogs, and poultry of all kin ts
Ewes are specially profitable on a
small farm, since they may ralse
lub for early market, quickly enrich |
i the land. and keep down bLriarm and
As far as possible good shel
ter should be provided for all stock.
shrubs,
as protection savey feeding. thme and
labor.
Maleh for Small Carden,
As warly in spring as possible or
better still in the fall, put the garden
plot fn good condition by deep plow.
ing lengthwise and crosswise and fol
low by harrowing. When planting
time comes lay off in rows two feat
cow pens. Hill up the manure, mak
ing sharp, high ridges which will in
sure good germination and guick
growth; plant {on the usual way.
‘When the plants are up, stir
ground once a week or ofiener with
inches
from the ground, give a thorough final
{| working with the plow and harrow,
leveling the ground all o
i ® Hght covering of straw, and loaves |
aver. Apply
from the woods over the entire plot,
i taking care not to cover the young
vegetables. In a few days they will
grow enough to allow ancther coat
put on as before
#e the plants grow agbove ft, until
ipches deep, when you can eansides
your garden work done for the sea
son,
Vegetables will grow to perfection
in a garden treated this way in spite
The mulch bolls
moisture and keeps the burning raye
from the tender roots and
raing. There is nothing go cheap and
Yet so valnable to the
deen covering of pine nesdles
leaves. Potsioes should be
and
four Inches of malsa at once, “They
will come np thro
With this trearn
tables of all kinds
ETOW,
chance at all
Btraw in between the rows and
the earth aver it
fet
will flourish pnd
et i
ferntohing Sheds,
Seratching sheds were brought to
| the notice of poultrymen rome years
1 ago,
| houses that are not provided with this
convenience or necessity even at this |
There has been an errone
‘ous idea about the scratching shed
that should be brought to view.
“scratching shed ‘a Minnesota should |
‘mot be tae same kind of a shed as thar
In use In Missouri or Kansas,
and thére are many pouitry
Condi.
ons of temporature and climate
should govern the method of construe:
tion largely,
ghould be
should be made with & grest desl of |
i Keep it comlortable.
{we mexn that it should be hsil
whatever plan that will make them |
comfortable
i may be necessiry to make the serateh.
{land than in any other country.
Our gas works there is gavel a large
L proportion. and the éottonesed
{ONE needs, and
i tioned are thos for providing nitrogsn
Lit Is absalutely
| plant foods on the farm In or ler tak
| recompense the farmer for ha
: of fertility thraagl the removal of the |
jo The fact remalne, however
| thls country haz made but
ress in the matter of increasing the |
i average
Keep adding more |
Pinvestizators
the ground Is covered three or four |
farm
| Bs
garden £5 a
the amount of
on large, |
high beds, and covered with threo or {
zhi sn if It wern
Vege. :
Al
i though the rates are rela
! fEnees
Beratehing sheds in a
vel sold elimate will have i De more |
a portion of 7 to evcry ap
i york, With a population of
onstructed wo as to be comfor |
ing ©
Bla for the hens. A scratching shed
made light and roomy; it
floor space, and taat space should be |
covered with Hiter in which an indus | {
trionus hen dalights to reraten. Rhoaves |
Of oats will make a very good litter |
| Beratch
for this purpose The hens will
the straw about for the oats and gain
R great deal of healthful exercige in
obtaining the same Ripe millet hay
will also be found & good litter for
the scratehing shed. and it wil
prising how thes hens will scratch for
tained in this way they wii} do no
harm, but a great deal of good.
The scratching shed may not only
hut ii A A
Heng |
be termed the dining room,
may te named the living room.
ares fod some good mess once a day,
in the morning or the svening and |
what grain they get mhouli he fad
through the seratehing shed
becauss thelr appetites are sharp and
they wish a grain to appesss it. Toe
mare they scratch the better the ap
petite and the beter the food Is senin
fate 1
eges and become profitabla
Wea are of the opinlon hat sorated.
in soape manner Tha south sides may
be made of a combination for the bout
resulta. Pouliry netting ghenld eon
poss the south side of the shad,
tain of musiin Gr some other goods
may be let down to Been oul’ the
snow. This will admit of lght an}
the room will be found airy.
No roosting places should be provide)
in this room for lazy hens to occupy,
Keep up the temptation to soratels an
By comfortable
In some localities 1
ing shed very warm, and the sonth
should be for the most part construct
ed of glass Even then it most ba
mada roomy and airy ro ag to not in :
paler the heaith of the hen.-~FPoultry
FP Parmer,
Fartitizors and Manure.
The mansgement of the farm shonid |
ba with the view of maintaining ftw
fertility. The foundation of farmisg
In the riches in the soil snd any sve
i tem of agriculture that {neresses the |
wealth of the farmer without redo.
The average
ties for securing fertilizers for
in
amount of sulphate of ammocia. nl
trate of soda lx imported in great
ship loads,
packing
the ammoniates of the
houses apiount to a large
in almost
¥er the minters
Euppiv gione sulficient for
%
E heh
only.
This country also bas large
| phosphate mines and but for the fact
| that the required potash must be ime
{ ported thers would be
i plant
CArierican farmers for their nse.
| the past the farmer has not aselsted |
apart, manure well with scrapiogs |
from the barnyard, poultry house snd :
tha
Bo jack of 1h
foods right at the doors
Ini
himself in the employment of ferul
izers ag he should, which aecounts for
| the low crop averages :
i There has been a war between those |
! who favor manure and theses who ad.
| yoeate the use of fertil
tha | class claiming barnyard manures to |
| be a’ “ecompiste”
When everything is |
ration for plants,
while the other class
RECHIRAry
products of the farm that are rearkets
iittle prog
the matier
en tha
One srror that
vei boen o verthrawn is that of snp
ing barmyard manure to
pinnt food" There is net
that varies xo mek in
mannm, for, while
yields ana
entixideration
it Cd
serve
Fs gn
foie
farms are
It is not
in thn mang af the
ts vain
forrls from vwiileh It In
§
retain
kd 08:
Ghitained
fr Its oir EET
but weeds end grass have no oF
In the fall rake the |
ridge
In the spring you |
will find plenty of good fertilizes — |
6 | Agricultural Epftomist.
the plans
bulky ‘manure
the same and the fare
fre therefrom more than exisisg
materials peed Philndeinlia Hoe ard
Beat Helin © LN
San Francisen seems oo bs tha best |
telephoned oily in the world Wak
a population of 242.782 there are 21.824
telephones, or 62 per 1008 In Eurnpe,
Copenhagen is probably the Lest tela
phoned city, with 15.311 telephones to
{ts R12.859 of population, equal to 49
per 1080. In Copenhagen, too, the best
conditions {or the pubue §
tively as ki th
as those In Ameeican cities. London
ampares very nafaverably with these
At the beginning: of this voenr
there were 41,111 telephn 6
lating of move than 50 LOT A prgs
4 Penie, New
ef AT
1 be sur. |
rout |
The hens are kept busy obtaining it
The better the assimilation |
of the fond the more healthy the hens |
i &nd the greater thelr aptitude to lay
120
divided | ing sheds should be entirely inciosed |
foto felds of elght or ten acres, and |
anil
| during stormy weather a large cur
When
ever the sun shines thers shold be |
some way Gif admitting it to the shal. |
in :
patators and grasa
a xg i
meal turn
of |
izory, the one
ronténds than |
to bring |
Inver |
that |
‘pare of
as not
hing en the t
aanlity
IARNTER |
Lmay be ar nearly complete ag may hed
I destred, yet the large majority of the |
i mecamulated Renps on |
not |
| at all comp i a
Ya os wand Ben i
SIlogeitierd
mannre
p
§ $
Poh in the
ani}
Er eannot real
iA Knowledge of Maman Nature More
Ensnntinl Than Nerve.
“It requires soxéthing more tasn
nerva to be a successial beggar. * Amid
the oll crippled man
for alms is the least part of the pro
fession, People think becanse we ask
every passerby fof somathing tant we
| expect each to contribute. This is the
[reverse of the story, We know pretty
| well 8% BOOr A485 & MAR OF & Woman |
heaves In sight whether wo can look
far a ft or not. We study hamanity,
| We got 80 wo can tell from the face
the small seeds of millet, When ob |
' what the inclinaiiin of the person in
| As not every cynle looks sour, so ev
| Bry Lenoficient person docs not
Bis ur her heart on the sleeve. In
fact, we get more from the sourlook.
Ling people than from those who are
i gay. Those wha are gay are gsusily
| broke, and if they are not they are top
; busy figuring on having a gool time
with thelr money to help a boganr
! out,
| marks bocauss they would rath
eye wag lost nog {terrible wreck. Grab
era when ha is faa hurry, and Be wil
part wita a coin nite times ont of ten,
(Fatoor than miss ithe engagement, even
(Af IL be wk lunch appointment. Chil
Fdren, contrary to general belle! ars
poor givers, In the first piace. thelr
. nickels are few and far Setween as a
rule, and in the next place they ars
c usually in a rush ty ged to the nearast
candy store and tpend 1. Women,
chewy pass us hy. Whether they expect
the men to do all fia giving nr whoths
Er thay dread contact with suffering, 1 |
know not, hat | 40 Koow that few wom
en eomtfiigte,
“But hy
which is given to beggars comes from
| the niddle classes from the men who
are working for ealarion, and
tds, perkaps, ig to taeir koowl
Pode of and poquainiancs with suffer
Ing themeeives Me of them have
{had more of tw ups ani downs thay
[tome to the very rel, and
a fellow fesling for us
EXN3
ct
Aid
ther Y
{we have fixed up,
[| once. and very rarely
LUBY the way,
I Brtist at
| game, begring ie pot sued an aaprof
i table business after all. Aw a means
of earning a living it bea 4 several of
the trades all Rollow. Toe Sree sEd
i do aot seem large to the casual ob
_ serber, bat when you figure up at the
i end at A JaY & beggar who eayaot
Caverage from $7 to $10 a day is rot a
hand at the busivess
- made ax much as $50 a day for nfmntha
BL x time. My family Hved well ang |
i managed to do ro at the same timna
$ fail tn
i the man is & good
i BOG
(During gala days and carnival fim
we sometimes plan
CR oday. it haa row higher than that.
We Ble crowds now In the city hava
; Beige 1 things considerably. All of the
Yinitor
here to spend It and i Toes not gn
one way it will another and so they
man cannot
but he
3° pris
be proud and be x begrar,
can samoetines aft ne to put his
in kik Pe far
migking money lien Be has the mon.
:¢¥ he will fing hd pride {a all right”
} ——New Orleans Times FPemoeras.
Mary Wivslen Wathads,
That wireless telography ia nelther
‘the exclusive tnventvion of any one in
| divid ual por protected by fundamen
flal basic patents ALDOArsS ev
{ from a siudy of the several aysicing
usad by the differen: naval powers of
the world. For instance, in the Maval
“Annual ft is reported thar Italy
and
| Marconl system, and ars
L practically on their war vessels
British admiralty. Rowey rer, has sy
jPod Ear 312 veusels with the spsten
Vived by Captain Jeekson, Frapes
fy pinned ber faith on the Popa
Ducretet apparatus, and has inst allied
i Chile
The
Wipe
Psguadrons. Liegtenant Tissot and M.
} Rochefon BL are resorted to have made
CHR nroYeme nie in the ap
in (ype,
Popofta
thee,
Leonaldembiy
§ a alin of th
adopted M
i and shore
for Int antry
fis
Borin ude While svecen
Fil
kiEL,
Germany
gut the
& FIRES ted
3 tort eff
ent
it ty also
2h to
altenition ¢
Cray
Do
on the
moitm——
Med: teine of the Brine,
At fhe Shanzghal police UTE
% fa
eUlly a curious object was handed up
bench fou
x
¢
the
peantained ina square ve
Ts
abe
Presembied nothing
hisck Rex
CUDCRR, ATL
Ean a plece
bag
the policeman in
for a number of yerrs. It had
giolen from a native asothe ary's shon
fn Nanking road, Monkeys toen ably.
It appears, are a well known remedy
among tha Chinese for stomach trou
Genial Camdoet,
Jones—Arent yo: and Jenkyns
iy?
yen
rion
Brown Friendly ? Of course:
time he cores in my store he buys a
little something on
Te asking |
wear :
Business men are genermlly cary |
ST give |
{up than be detained with the harrow. |
details of bow the arm or leg of |
| nErot as pat
¥
far the Mulk of the moter | °
; i arma, Calnrads and other
hae ol
Thay are the |
1 NEE who RIG and Heten to tha uf Lary i Ha
We regol thers at |
and them. |
his story and kpows the |
1 havo |
| War
i813
Gp as much as $54
have money, ther have crime
loose witht a strugels A
a wide of eo big
| ay To
: | and wis a
lent &
England have adopted the |
nang. it
ft on her Med ditervanean and northern
Russia has glo!
yelom for ship i
- ) and has gone a step |
| further to experfiient with a system
svtinterbadanced hy i
rive
It was |
© box and Gt}
It aridhod about two |
charge |
i of the case expla ned to the canurt thay |
it was a Clilnesa meietne ism rong fdas :
of moakiys' toe nails boiled dows and |
hardened by being buried under ground |
bean i
ayory |
credit Detroit Wels 0) 8x, Bow
eet gold coin sow fn i
Intion Is i ty
Annam, a French colony In Eastern!
Asia. It Is & flat, Younded gold place, |
and on it is written In Indian Ink ita
vaios, which fu abant $3325. The pest
sized coin to this valuable dat wx.
treonely awkwurd one is the "obang
of Japan, which fa teorth abou $50
and the pext comes ths “henda™ of
Asbantes whieh represents a valus of
about $45.
Tent For the Rewsis,
No matt sr whist alle you, headnsha ts conn.
eer, you wil saver get wall until ronr owas
ard put right. Cancanesn Belp Nature, sure
you without a gripe or sain. produce sasy
patural maeRmanty coe yon awe Hi rante ta
start getting vinr hashth hick.
Candy Cathmrtia the geanine, pt up in etal
» BVATY tales Bax ©, ©
Ocean Steamuty dun awend ie 5: Taw
rence River 8 Miles
Many Sehnet Children Are w Siakiy,
Mother Gray's Rweet Prowders far OF fidleen,
In
Cascinpry |
« ¥EhIn ped 0B
need by Mothor Cray, a nurse fa Obfidren's |
Tome, Nww Tork, brask up Colds in 3 hous |
Stomach 3
curs Favericimons, Ress sdarha
Troubles, Testhing Disorders ard Dastroy
Worms. &% ail dr guise’ ib. Rempia malind
Fron, Add iross All . Olnistad, Le For. NY.
A La Bas buen. Rnown fo remaia Swen
fyfive ming es an der whee
en Eales 6: Gano OS A
Denfaem Cannot Be Cured
Ey bosal ansiicatiioms se thay sannst roanh the
| Gimsamed portional the ear, There bs saly sie
j way!
: Frtiaei nl Po Lo ae,
ta mies desires and that in Ww sonst
Dantas 14 farand tor An
inflamond sondillon of Sie munsray ning of
tha Fostanhian Tube, When this tube fa Ine
Ramed you havi a rambifog sound or inner.
font hanrinp I »n It Bb eatiedy ale {
Ee ren and in: Wenk and Sickly
Who, perhaps, Bare inherited a wealt
: digestion, continnally sebisct to stomach
tronbiss, joss of desk and general weaknem,
| can be made healthy and strong by the wee
of Vogeler's Carative Ce Ew
doctor who in at all ap to date will 3
i Vogeler's Carative Compound will
© hosed
¢ cheek
mands it
| and sickly since birth should be treated |
| small doses of Vogeler's Curative Co
from two to five daily, most
| sathdsctory results will follow, ts he Dems
i of all medicines, because it is made from the
Dion loves is the pega? and Salons (he 28am.
{mation san ba taken out and thin fuhe tn
groped to ta nermal sanditian, Nearing will
| ba destroyad forever, Mine sasns out of ten
| are canged by satareh whish k nothing bat an
inflamed aonditian 4f the mom scus rurfass,
We will glvn ar Pian fred Dollars for any
(snused by satarrh) that
tha osrad be Pails Catareh Cure. Ole
pent from B03 Omrxar & Co. Toledo, J,
Rodd by Draegiste, 5c
Br y : ie are thie Deut.
The andy 1 pes! laimed | by irrigation in Cab
‘eatern iat
SR,
Enrilest Rassias Milles
Wi you be sheet of bay? Ifso, plant a
ghenty of this Pn aaiy prolife Ait
r Sced § Co, La Crosse, Wm,
i cy abr i i oem
Canvas sede en's nearly os + ENON
IT ae ands,
Huston misses tin
HEA
FITS peranentiy pared, No fits or nevvous.
Lens after frst dt's me of De. Kilne's Great
NervaBestorar $3 rial hottie and
Ur LK. Kuiza. lid, i Are St, Phila, §
Hy
Southern Calt fornia haa evolved .
the fruit Is |
prac tically the Same Aa that of the |
tomata roe of which
prant,
PR Shi bag NE ie BSS
Faal patings s ot over Fapstaws Dyn }
colors mors goods than aay other dvs sad B
i eblory them Batten ton. Scie by all draawtete.
EE VB orm en NR SE
Out of 1.008 000 gnidisres of the Clvll ;
whose Brights ware recorded 2. | he
in} 4
wares over 8 feet 3
height.
inches
Sa WHE WG a SE A BA
Pee’ » Cure for Conmmption sa ad fa tailibie
madizine for coughs
soide. —~N,
and Ww.
Hamoer, Ocean Grove. uve N.J., Feb. 17, 1000.
py ht Bw vu
wafers
aeseruly bends
354
It deprived me
; EY very thin. | |
ou Pectoral,
eared 3
R. N. Monn, Fall Mills, Tenn.
Sixty years of cures J
and such testimony as the |
above have taught us what §
Ayer’'s Cherry Pectoral
will do. i
We know it’s the great- |
est cough remedy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, zlter you it.
There’s cureineverydrop.
Thess aleas ; ic, Mc, $1. All dvmpriets.
Consult your dostor. If he sare tate on
than da 8 Es says J! Re taide ron
taka 2, then Aunt take it a
we 15 with Mm, We sre willing !
JU AYERR CO, Lewail, Muss. BE
Gad by Poy
Divagias Stes,
maul the Beal
wove denim
PEPE es
CUMION MADE
ater ime ae oF pins vn Sadie Sei }
Tak, ii Pode
a ina Ba hel 3
==1,566.7 Pairs.
Hore Tian RR Four Years
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means of a te The
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figura and the voice beard jo ack vat
of the jerformer fn
son hah od the soonee. Ventrih
have varied their performances of ae
by the introduction of stuffed Migs
horses, dogs sad other anirials, wh
Appear to join in the “conversation
these luatances the talophosie
method greatly assists io producing
good ¢fecta.
Princeton University Is to receive
Pris rofessor D. Wilson, a collection
of Prot mannscripts, sald to be the
rg and most valuable ever made
by a private individual. Many of
doruments date from the reign of the
Emperor 2 Jonstantine.
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