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A Woman's Experience. grass seeds. In ma'king tbiso I state.; his on he fail ill ,�a became unable o had been iearly bitten in ,wo� T
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n to' ments, it must not, be forgotten that i wor i As was in ifoif ally pensioned off * mother lif roelf, in trying to shiell] I b
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. be given our girls to fit them for house- . I - a as. by 'he administi itors of, the depm-t. infants, had had her leg cut ofl beI6, v t
keepers, has long been a disputeaqnes. not always prove thei I �
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tion. A great many wise, a great' many such failures.oftea result from planting, had not mrrived, an las since .been and'man adtostrikethebr te 4'at
too deep,or in covering v rith dry or cloddy' livii , - . on his .hIlo va de. without fear of eye, but iE the terrific bound. it! gam
foolisk things have been said auLl writ- . , I � 1�
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. tan on both sides. I . to 1: ress t e� absolute want, a Gre:ielle. But his thelampswere knookec' over and a
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earth sufficiently over them, or from 1 ealth only got wyrse, aiid a few weeks � race
Now the question comes up again - - I � tingulishe ,'and a strugg a of uno
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Can a woman learn the art of house- 6th-er ill treatment; the fact t at when �� go 'he lost his �eao e equie Df anted ho r took place in the i dkr
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lieepino, if she does not devote a life the same seeds are pro)erly p anted in � is ental affliction c(uld;hot be for a The fisheWen made for the doo', 'b
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time to it; or in other words, can�:ahe flue, Mallow soil, and at a moderate lenient doubted, 1,8 b 3. w'de constant were unswe to open it. In the A'iea
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some . rm I ving a a ,
I devote her time and energies to depth, they ge' inate finely, pro i . x, Sys ago this time.& nei hboring fiBhe man had bee
other calling, i6nd ever make a change thq# good q-tiality. I I wret3hed man w ! r ,eased by deat � , drawn to Ve spot by hearing thd I fem
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to housekeeping and be suoceasful? I I Whi ' oiertook h ill a zoment f ful din. With his help the two " hil
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answer with" E. S. B." yes, she can, How to -11iiprove Pow Land. a'cnt 1, frenzy.—Bo u 01"a ler. a isma
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for I have. Mith the exception * of one We find the following from i a pen of ; � ? it -0 ..I � window &love the door, fter vOhidb th
or two terms, my time,, from '.the age of a Pennsylvania farmer, ' in the! 3ou thern 1 Death of A linont. wag broke: i down by the united of for
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seven until twerity-th-ree, w -as occupied Planter, who renewed the fe rtility of I GEneral W. T. Wit 26178 1� In speaki g i
I by attending or teaching , school. At his worn out rm by follow g of the iner . ' The shark was h 'd le
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f� . in ' this 6fth1e..death of this gre RA si�re`of trotter , restraint I y means of th 9 table, t ;.e E
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that time I married, and- kept house as method: . i I gives some interesting ?0into respectit: g of which i rare already ,roug
beat I could, between two or three 'I I w,ould begin by thorough 1. I I . I as so muo, itten tb
years, when my � husband died. In leas tion of the soil, applyin preparm- him. He says: , I . I straw, an , directly th
. gy 046 good coat of 1 - ,I Imont died July 4tihr at ni a, door *as ( period, it flapped its w ' ou
than a year, I returned to my former stable manure, seeding t &in a I � . asmodi q
� it 0 : ud Woloi A, from an i ttac k o' right the sea. It was hiasi
vocation, thinking and believing that clover seed,appl ing at the time of " 'I sp, 0 side and a I
y colic The attac .- wak uddea an,1, ered , in end, bowev r, .through
teachinawasto be my life work. I se�ding 200 pounds of domme cial for. � "ole it aiid,resiste ,all efforts to � check har oon-tbrust in the remaining ey(
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devoted my entire energies -to th�_work; I'tilizer. After the grain wascutI would il un ii it had con :uued solong that i t -Dr. Gabrielli was immediately sent fo
I was an enthusiastic teacher ; I - was give it 86 co t of aBhas" S& twenty brougt on infliami istion ot the bowels. amputated the Btu mp fre in the md.,'bl ierl
ambitioug to succeed, and did succeed. I bushels to tZellialicre, or its equi 'alent in He . as only sic abc)ut 'twenty-four leg; it is expected she will recover
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At the age of thirty-eight, the death of some potash compound'. I - w)uld cut honrF. Ile was i 1hig health and, full The children luckily esci pod unhu'rt.-
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two friends, and a. partial failure -of my and save the first crop . I �
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� Of clove t'letting of vigor when atta had, In fact he wa 3 Galignani's Messenger. ' I
awu health, caused me to resign my the second or make a [I the g -owth it t " � - � I
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position for oae year., would, then applying 25 bushels of lime stallion. I ever sa w, I HE) looked, move( -_ . --- — : —
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At this time meeting a ,farmer with to the acre, Putting the, ime, ak would :1 ' � I I . ' I
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. whom I (8traDgely enough) found my.' all other m au ures, on,'tl 4 surfs ce after life. The usual c0tord ws,�to feed an( WRO I
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self in perfect sympathy, I lost Bight of the clover w,as plowed under. The.soil water him early iq the orning, anc li
my former position. - He, I think, must would now be in S'c 0 � .
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I about eight o'clock �o taim 1him out tic
have had some fears of the practi. a system .of rotation, eginn g -with g; Aze and exercise, J4 a -a � blue grasi ALE 1,, L. CIJBS, N
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cability of choosiag'a achoolina'am for -a corn and continuing wi othe?,orops, paddock. 'As it vi � qu it , arm on th� Is 6
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3rd instant, his gr om ;n nod him out I
housekeeper, for I well remember the until it again came in g &as; t 'is tithe . "I ' '
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earnestness with which he asked me: it should be seeded with ! imoth, � as well qaiteearly in. the ' orii g and befor( Begs to an unce to the Public tha h(
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-What will you do with the respon. as clover, using manure or somE kind of he was fed, and wa . rec. As usual h( has co nmenced t6 o orate the
sibilities of my home?" I meant--w-bat fertilizer with each or I b lieve it t' t I .
I . rutted ,rapidly -ar un( his paddock .
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- I said when I replied: I I If. I 'J"go to would �amply pay to app, '300 p muds of stopping only now s ud. tI ien to. graze a I .
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your home, I shall prepare riayself to line ground raw borie aft r thei rot crop I WROXETE I WOOLLE - FACTORY
. little, and after beir a 0 t about an hour
meet its rosponsibilities."I 1 went to of hay is cut. . . � il ! ''
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- i I - t: iink )y this wl�s taken up. Wh To He�tod from the ' .
work with a zeal that know�'no abating, method what we -styl � and that lie will be pre ared. to give
- a pc )r or ,worn out exerci 3e, he was giv(n a booket of water I I
and wittL all the habits of industry ac- lands might be made to p 6y even thong I good value it I
h fresh from the cifite m n. This no doubt FULL CLOTHS. I
quired by the many busyyears of teach- there was -not a boof'exlept, tl e'work � broug] it on the,atti'ck' of colier. The . I ;
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ing. Aarespon8ibilities increased, My horses; keeping fir mind the saYing of a pecan: ary-.Ioss to In I if; ,yr�at, but I feel TWEEDS, i
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ability to meet them increased, and the sage old farmer who said that he fed little con - earned at tltia. and. . all of . U�ION TWEEDS, - I
same old feeling that always- madle me his land before it was hungry,- rf sited it in' LANNELS, I
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maistress of the situation in the school. before it was we.ary, and weeded it be. atta& d to Almont. t)J ,t a were deeply PLAIDING 1, �
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room,made memi8tressof myown home. fore it was foul.' . . a I __ , . :
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I will not boast of my own .well doing 11 If you ate not thus favorably situat- death 0 hind %rid aocile, and I
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but my husband says I am a gobd hou,3e-' ad, there are two resolute requisitH on so!, ' .
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keeper- This I know, my house is not must possess to"succeed in I I b � im well DecaT !greatly at. . .
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in confusion ; my meals are Dr ot late ; I poor land. -They are plo and pluck W � , ,t . I
; t�coed to him'. Ifilian, allion ever
never sit down to read in the middle of the first means he must ave ppysical meritell the- title of1l '
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the day, unless. my work is finished in endurance, and ria matter how thO bones think that Almont "' fbirly. entitled . OM OA�DIN
the mornin . � and muse , there imust be no let 4 * i .
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I . 9 Jesacb�. to,the distinction. Zoo w La absolutely Spinning an4 Falling promptly att ni.
. I have a little daughter, who I hope up ; the other, the fullest exercis 9 of all- faultless in his dispo ition ind behavior, ad to'. � .1
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will some day keep a house of her own the faculties of the brain, baokad by a whether in barness� or 1 Stable, or . Parties fr a distance will, as far, as
in first class order. The preparaitior I will that never says die. Thiq- phase of paddock. A strangef, a ady or a little ossible, �ava
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think necessary for her'is, first, to have the question I can illustrate by try own child, could enter hhi box iitall or pad. them, and aF he has put the mill �Ln 3o
some thing to do, and do ,it �, with her expdrience better than drawing on the clock with entire 4
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might ;, to develop habits of industry, imagination. �. .. . �fet r. He never good working order and employs I 0�e
. showed the slightest ��ani n sity to any but efficient workmen . all worl !is
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neatness and order, by choosing for " The f arni I occupy was oe person ut one, and' had warranted. I
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her the thing she can do beat, and help- dead poor as any in this section, For withou cause or ro'asol � struck him - I 1�
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Ing her to be- in earnest in her chosen years everything grown on. it had been severely with a _ whirj� 'be ki gly na- Rome m'bei 4 -he wr��.4-... i ,
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� wor-k;to be above being Black and inclet- hauled off. here was not a v * of tare of 11.1mont resented h1e injury and . . i'l 0. I
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i ar. I began .insult, 'and the part *h� ave him the ALE3k',u' L. GIB ON �
rse and two cows. ' y ruel � . I
fellow laborers. Whatever is hers to with one hof i
do, do cheerf ; if it be to do house- extra effort. I got .3 an c �-i!ow with the M* ,hip vdas always in :. I - I I
.ally I part of,the place in danger W,henever be I f ter Zola entered : PRO, R1
. work, strive to excel in that ; if it be to grass, so that the' fourth y6ar I oc ld be- Almotit's box stall." - 1: . . I ETOR
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study, write Or -paint, to make some tween four and five burdred ollars �. i . . � —I. ;
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I advancement each term over the preced- worth of hav, returning it a I in the 4an WashEilrw:)man in '-- tQ ZJ'Q .
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Secondl , I shall strive to give her an have fed up everything tbE t g1re F �, - C�� : Q � I .
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- education that will ena-ble her t meet .farm except �wbeat and potatoBi, ;;t ;�_,_ . � �
her obligations to Bociety, au� the have not, sold ten tons of hay in th '"t desir I b all ) t at could be '14 �
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. wants of her family, asicle from those five years, and have bough b from 4 ine. to � . � 0 be comfort 1`� . �4 r"
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nual ly for in the t1i ought that U p I dian domes. A :� Q I "It
pertaining to the physical part. two hundred dollar's worth an � ti-- dowr� ln�'M - - - ; ,�� � (:s ;
A true earnest purpoB� will insure sixt I I exico is very E accessful in Q) Q�
een years. I have ei deavoxed to - . I A
success in any (A,Ilirig, ana render the make all -the I making life a burden lo' those who em- .4�� Q., I . Cf.) ,
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life noble. I � manure on th a farm 1 P08- ploy helip there, Ab It: dian washer- D (Z �11* (1)
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I ! woman agrees origina Ily t � d o a washing . Ili ;:3_� CIS �� P
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01�jections to Mulching is By saving and utilizin, r every 11 hilug for a r�oderate- Au , getle -ally half a I (� I (Zi I I C.�. Q) , J
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OrchLards. - dollar, but -she wanis�-.Iie- breakfast Q4 M ;� C1.4
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that possesses any fertilizir 4 propIrties before a begins. Z;_ ,
Dr. Hofgkins, of Vermont, in the I obtained a compound in value �� ual 4 * What work- -hits - I 1-0
Home F . . progresspd until the c 8 %re all wet, Z41 * I _: I I
afrm., says in respect to the to any that I ca;n buy - suf icient .,o, go E �� -1 It I
-field, and. y sults she str , il5es and reluseF� to h aish unless <!�) i 1044
practice of mulching orchard -trees and over my corn e, my rJ she is giyen'a dress. ThenEheresumes . � �� - 10 :_�4 P
fruit : . to me are not entirely � an ho � C-4 4 :%i _;L..; lot
satio ae. tory, � qQ c1Q. I
11 One thina is. sure, if you begin to though I may be excused fo _f , _ for ,ur or so, w1on a , ,declares � Q � 1� .
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inulch a tree, you must keep it up. The where formerly nothing but broom I iedge worries 41ong till din#',Or itime, but in M I", I (�.Q %";I
presence of the mulch is equivalent to and hen grass grew I now cuf tole 8 *t � (D
. -ably I the, me4ntime he 4as filled all her . e
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juat so much deeper planting, and the good crops of grass. � I � C� (7Z . Rt, � F t.
. poo,kets 1with apples,"; or -potatoes, or rl%Q I �� .
soil beneath the mulch close to the 11 In conclus' . Z:� -4 111-4 W
Ion my impression is that whatever seems plant 41 the edible 14Z4 �4 i�n wq . I
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surface, and: even into the pairtly de- the soil must be lightene " -
line' - Alc)ng about fouit o1c 1) ,
qayed old mulch, is filled with the feed- filled with rootlets below --,he sulface, 1. i O'clo k she gets - C. Q 1_1Q. "*I
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s of the tree. This mulch �is and above it must in somE mann r be another I rich ao d .0mle fl�our to tak 0 :: �_ � -
not only a protection but a coat of shaded the gx .�A- ,. B Z1Z M Q
I eater -portion of the ime. �ZQ f - ...�j lot
� home wit li her. As she is leaving, bar X I*i' - .
manure,. and the tree hastens to avaff And the condition Of the person,who � - I
I last remark is: ',MiDa ,vake much- :1 �t � .N.4
itself of this moist top -dressing, filled expects remunerative crops and t iln- am, , . I I
� uch" 'I -haven't anything to eat). W- -1�1 ��)
with available plant food. As arnle I prove his land solely by the I [Fie of - ,per. Under these circuindtance � it is not I �*i t 7d -
do not mulch my apple trees that are phosphates, can be illusti ated a . 0
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in sod, preferring (because I am short anecdote relating to Lord Raines. ay s�put off as 2 L I � I i I
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of mul'ohing material) to top -dress the expressed greM contempt f, 9 �: exic and the , 1�4 .
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ground around,them every other year Tohisgardenerhe i c - 4 i measure I IM z Z C", . - "
said -one day: 'Ge, rge � a -.1)
of bh I I exc�sable� � a
with manure. But last sprin to dis- t a time will come when a inn ion ssha The ; — ': . I (D
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pose of the straw covering of a straw- able to carry EL11 the manure for an ore . . "I �1�
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berry bed at the bottom of a hollow, I of ground in his waistcoat f. 0046LV.1� , I xperiinents'Mth heat. 0 . ..�
put the straw around part of a, row, of believe it, sLir,' , � . -4 � �, I 'a I I
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1 the nearest apple trees. The grow i said the gardet: [er,l I b I t be Experirhents at the (�bio Experiment X .. ;9 �D i i
will ,then be abi - 0 1
th of a to carry all.the or I in Sta�i n in thick and �hin' eeding of
these trees was double last summer the ot)ier.' 71 � . . � rfI .. I . I i H
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hot mulched. Bul I knew that I had Children -of Criminals. undarseeciiDg. If � Q) 71�
bound myself now to keep this mulch . : all �'thq�, onditions - . rQ.� �� 0 :
A London paper makes the s wom the very best, thrde po ks < -.4, 14 . �ol
good, or Jose en,.',i.ble. I - � fgood C rJ .
those trees. If withdrawn sugge8tion—wbich, however ' see� ould dofibtle be0ample, ! .! (;t� .
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number of years, - MPSE Bion which ;. nB� ,re 'are, four to
is often lavished by well six I . ):p � �D
'ME aning'per, 6010; ill usually I rit� letter re- M= � P ) I
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" There is another serious trouble sons upon notorious crimina .a wh I sult . � To early seedi . , � ,�d it�
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aboat mulGh. It makes a harbor for caught and condemned wc)uI geuet dly to rromo winterkiiii,g, plose plots . � E. � —
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el�towed upon I heir f a mi. -enditring -the winter eat I that were - i , J:L
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C)COUPY. I always tie up my apple trees lies -or relatives. The very naturp of sown bare! * �J (Z �
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with laths. or barrel staves in the f all, the attentions which are sh I est4lishe I in the,soil li:'4d t6 cover the I i Q, � td
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and have boasted that I never lost a vilest of criminals is g who ',a sur ace with lea . I � I
ufficient t6indiaste . 4a bbf:)r'e severe I �_ . .
tree by mice, although my orchards, are that the class of people w 'low tu ,er. -A light � � . P
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fall of them. Bat they & ahead of me L a inffuen lea � I i . a I Pot
� them are little likely to b seember proved a p rfect prcitection ��
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isfied now that the protection must be not to be hoped that anyth . 'I; is ield per mere quite ma, I � V
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kept on the year round when the trees i , � aria 13,, ,a fact � , . 9�
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to be expected from � them. TI a gr&;ify hat shoulo induce far ers in ffie wheat I
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are mulched. Another danger of mulch a purient curioBity land a ta m ing dis'tricts to ma 6 a 'better use I . (� 111Q
is its getting on fire. If f1re catches in Jements, but it I air Ai 1 1han lea . . . .
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alched orchard the look to them for any gennin work' of t!tr�ctdo-wl�ingreatsta�ksia hefields, ::� z '11Z��, ,-a
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mulch'wili burD too, and destroy or bebeficence. � � d ibout the buildings 1 where it i - -, *Q f -I I
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aeriously injure the trees. I had my The families of I criminals ho I c, ns;ant , 1118-ance., 11arly 111 late I �
way er, � - c �
sbly . s ad ng w4B found to h ye e: 9 OD .
experience of that last spring, when a need to be more clo � ��- (D '
burning rail -road woodshed half & L tail L loo , � ad 'mi ter a . y slight � I I
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a, than at present. i The teri�d6ncy of i fluBuce #pon the dat( of ri'ening of I 1. ;�
off rained down sparks all over my crime is in the blood and front the - ti .a (rops, xcept in ext ; m6 cf ses. The . I .: *i 4 i�� Z I
place, aud in 1. .a .ir. . r . i �;.,
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spite of the most active roundings which 'are the ss m( vari y sown the rat o. �tt k1Q . %0 I
fa a -of t he � October I i I �� �� , I
exertions destroyed seven or eight valu- children of ooufirmed c1rimi . at ad at bout the sa a time as t . i
able trees. Still" I believe I would especial correctives. als, need r" 1, � I hat : ;� (% �
I on th first. of S o ptexb er The ; 60 %
Both f its own I. - — I 1 1
mulch all my orchard- if I could get the sake and for the s6ke',of t b ill-fa�ted Med vapetiesyieldec a litt —_ , I
material." I , heavier — . —_ .
. 11 victims of circumstan ' th'an the ol i oloth on an ; Lvera g in three !
6 ces, 80cil0ty should I ' . �7 1 Jr. H E 1, I
nuous, 6xtanticns . i .
put forth its most stre yeark trial. In one yew whit 3 wheat I
Bad Seeds, I � I
ose av ged s8glitly the bet�er y e.d ' L B I
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Prof. Beal states in one of his - public whom the law vi oti r", � NADIANI ANK OF COM
to reclaim the children oi'*th' npoll .1
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addresses, that it was estimated a few tn at two ypars the- red I . MERGE.
always hard , best. I ; i
years ago, there were �0,000 bus' I rid oft, n - ; - -1 I 1 J -_ I �
bels bf profoundly pathetic. 1 . I I i ; . - I -
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-bad turnip seed mixed'and sown with The paper of whicii , � " & Shar'k Fight an-_ . . READ OF ICE, tORO.-LYTO.
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good seed, in Germanyj in a single year. relate?3 a touching story -just report3d . A% f earful shark adve re J a repor �
Mills in that country are emp . 4 -
IdYad - to from'Paris, whi�h- illustrates most from'Passa,le, a small jAshi Paid Up Capita', . .
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grind up: quartz, sift it to the - size of .vividly how severely the - lash . ag village Meet, - . �ts,c 00,0 DO,
may f�ll betWoeu Ni, l4francbe. Two . �" . . 1,9(10,0000, ,
clover seed, and color it to resemble the upon the most unoffe , Be and Vil I i -
turned late
n3ingperBon, men r'e� � J�l the evening � ,
Heed of red clover. ' He also stated that it ou&ht fairly to strik 11) wb�n fisher I'll. I P
� in England there exist � a the culprit hi�a_ with % sh k measuri ' ten feet President,t 6n. W1, ra . Mej 6raste r. -
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agreement to adulterate seed to a car- Menesclou is the name of bneof tho L Be harp(oned�.Iand lost cc o iderk,ble blood _FH RRANC9.
tain extent. Fare, fresh seed they monstr I . )n �, SEAFOR I
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11 . dra wL,ose raurderons. exp 6 " whidt .... fac lenabled th rn t:) Iraw it The Seaforth Bran . chof this Bank coi3tinne tri
� d dead seed as have within the last I
quote as 11 net seed," a I I " � �
twb or'three y �,� a
'.,,.three knocks-." Among -the frauds is . Lt on shore 6a4ily and Bee re it in f their reci )ive deposits, on N rhich Interest sanowedon S1
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semble good sorts * � f I
� in ,� appearance. Biku Jary too atrocious to he colvered ' Pext day. -. bout two da, 'on Great B -itain, i nd on tne un ted 11bu
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These are killed by boiling or baking so , ' tb� &;horrible a ise arpsd from Stal as, beught and so d � �
i extenuating circumstances. He was the h I I Office --,First door S�Uth
as 31ot to come tip and tell the fr&ud, , � ot, unearthly h wlin j, of a dog I
executed in due course at La It � c n Hot 31. . � � f the Mrnmerflis)
good oquette, and s remm�,of children I �redc trinating. 639 I � I I
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and they -are then mixed with but at the same time his parEtits, who � ediv It ,their i . IREL
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. mps; and stoned to t �t;, when a
it-, market, for testing at experiment fate. The mother fell into a idonditicyn terrible sig I
stations, an unknown third person �of ins . I tinet their gi ze. T6 mon- _____L_ I
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Inaking the purchase, is likely to less Petriere hospital, who . � . R. N - B R1 E T, or Jak
the frauda committed. some - re she hag remain. far redovered, that he wai seen apping I - '
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i of which ed ever since, and is consiKrea an in. about' 11
Pass through the hands of innocent dea,l- curable patient. The f I I I snapping at everl'tbin within Wholessleand Ele n LEATHIOR lad
ather was am- re � � t tall Dealer 4,
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. era, who will thus be induced to take Ploved as an usher at the ministry of Thal dog, w hich had ll�' nlgft gleep-1 None but the VeryBest Stock kepl. Tems
. greater carer in buying of others. The fin�nce and bore an moderste. A Trial Solicited. Allorde-sbyzaaV
wor�-t fraud,s are founla � Ilent cl aracter. �ing by! the bed of the two hil r(n,vho
in imported Bat on the axrejat a exce ..
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stock is exhausted. Call and see those Plows before buying it comm. a or in. i I *Way i -
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Toronto Mowers, Toronto Cord Binders and Massey's Low Down Biader, and attended, a -ad satisf a t, , I V17 a toe thoso in:
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Sharp's Rakes, all of which N�ijl be sold 6heap Lnd on reasonable terms. Repairs . � .
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