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, F�,BM AND GARDE$•
A. ,Rood' arm •maxim : •. ",Remove., . th
cause: and the effect will', cease." e
Hu- ane landlords:.Concern• themselve
in the Prosperity• s
and; happiness pf. their.
tenants and the laborers under them.
A writer is confident that the day is fast
at approaching when people will see that Sere
made grass is a blessing instead of a'• st.'
Potatoes 'keep better in heaps
• foot. thickwith inv he d •a
f
straw and a few � '
. w, Hobos of
.earth -than with lees straw and mores
arch.
People suffering from weakness of nerves
,should seek relief in eating largely:of el-
ery, bleached, when, not in seasnonions.
• The less.ece'enings fed to, brooding mares.
the better. There is. Always more or
ess
f.ul'seed in screenings that is not geed for
•
f a1 �
all
phinting• •it should be .re
kt that charactergrowth
ro of
of soil determines row
ln th
roots and that, a. young" fruit tree is not
n t
bofg , o grow.drectly through; a hardpan.
String beans; may 'still be planted , for a
•. late suppply, as the vines grow'.quickly arid.
.:. bear. e11
w . during; the, warm weather.
nl
• E ie
h
ho
g
roc
acts are not
There are o plans prospects
illy, and weak vines,
where cultivation has been ` at all indif-
ferent. •,
�. -,Pinch..batik the -encs
e; of'T`tlre""jlma been
runners•: as soon as they reach"four or five
feet in height, sous to force them to send
put -laterals
There is no. curculio- roo
rotes' p f plum.! The
p s of jarring the trees is always neces-
sexy, no matter what variety of plum may
be grown,'
Early rising, with the work done ;in ear
before the heat part
at noon,,
o the da and &: o d rest
will save- the horses during the.
warm days,
' It is•quite generally, underst od
o . that the.
Canadians are now producing, cheese which
sellsaat a higher price in the British friar
than that madam New York° : kat
Sheepfor breeding :eeding;next. season will' '
well on pasture alone, but a mess of oats*
.night will compensate, foranya-
look of :pas-
turage "wherethe :flock is large:,. •
Shade •trees• sometimes require attention.
Wood ashes should
be applied around all
kinds---of=--shade-trees`at least once' a '� ea
The hedges will also be benefitted y s.`
If thegconse-
clover h "
a.
is .
musty '
Yfb
Yt
a . d. Donee.
quently dusty, • it ought to .be sprinkled in
(the 'manger; if 'too musty, • it should, be
thrown . aside ,for .timothy ,,or:�somei.other_
ks"
�
� 4'"@liii"1`gesSSDu ,ap'
y w.i1lK�lio�tl�itarartt to rabsoNswin '£n 'the'
),attacks • of lice, .unless iv
• do ,g , en careful Wen:
p . ' They will also : fail •
'size•bto attain '•large
v the end'of'the year.. � •'
• Age. has, much to do with the• profitable
milk rodnotio e
P , n of,a cow. The best.age;to
purchase is from 4 to 6 e
y are, .cass[ is not -
generally profitable' to keep them beyond
•8.or;iJ�yearaold.. �•
• '' Do. not :use
ablind mare
or.lireedin
poses. The c € gut-
•city may be all right, but, -
blind horses' are :of little. cal
also a l to breeding ue. This would
P Y ing mares affect
ed with
th
•••' other diseases likelyto w
be inherited •
A .fruit. grower
"•
largely in e now•ships his berries
g ypint . hexes:;
;,a.. ,Naturally` enough
the smaller bulk carries better' and th
:; berries go on the market in splendid lendid- Con-
'
dition. P. on
' Hawks are veryfond of
young :turkeys;
'and when once they get- ,
ir
tender . meat •'.` andlearn a Where rte of gang
,where : a an
"uses,!.' will swoop down and carry one: off
every• da th
y::
• Hard water ••
•till
maybe: softened b adding
sal ammoniac. 'One'ca e e ding of,
., n ciao use spirits of •
sal ammoniao,• one teaspoonful:; to half a qu
gallon. Of water:• •
• For washing purposes the. by
dose must be strop er..
..: .: Fliesg • �:rel
•ares terrible. anno ances:t
. 'luringthis' sea Y o dock : ma
son, arid- ever
be 'suY stable should, u
pplied' with. 'screens; to' windows' ' pp
doors. They 'and bu
ate not espeiusfve' and. Will
• enable the horse's,. and 'comet° secure rest rapt
trod structures from deka and
for them,a.light brown. color, there s e
per-
haps nothing so efficacious as crude.ro-
leum put on copiously with a coarse, brush.
What are termed, '" washes" are liable to
scale off by, exposure to frost and rain.
Afteraten mile, journey 'along a dusty
road,- if your horse; turn aside e of his own
accord to a, watering trou h o. not an
him around with the comment ....e k
o. t, thee he, cane,
wait till he gets home. He can ' not, wait
and not; suffer for it. Let: • him drink,; not
too, much perhaps, 'but just enough,- $e
Much better condition ,at•.theend
of the trip. And so will! the driver if he be
'possessed of any kind feelinds at all.
The man who carefull blanket
cows while being. milked. r • . Y ed, lid
, •sa the: files would
not bite them and cause: them to kick over
pail and•urilker, midhthavu obtained really
humane and at. the same time lasting com
fort to the cows by
al
low
in them
t
rest s
tin adarkened shed. The ideamay really
�thPrtto.Pxovldu,K.aueh
'refugein pasture where bitin flies
n g •
CURR�INT• TOPIOS.
T ;1
ue street railway m'anagees at Syeaoase
are sufficiently progressive(to:' ado t. elec.
crioity for a hue about to he constructed
without waiting; until; every.other city.in
the country has done so.. They have
aeleoted the Dafobr Sprague system; which
involves the use of a trolleyrunningupon
;overhead wires. The cars re to be- hte
by and belighted
s
Y ,y, electric push buttons
will enable the: passengers to signal, their
desire toget-off
Stemma Marione Sayan, Mayor of
Argoiiia, Kan., is'.having a ver successful
administration.,, • When she way •elected to
her ; present , office her enemies predicted
that she. would make•:a. failure of -her effort
to'run the, municipal affairs, of Ar onia. U
to the present time she has made no great
:blenders, She is,
�b de however, tired of the
ns of office and says that when •her
present term ex fres„ Oho will retire
t 1. etlre to
unlerous. The 'subject is es c peva a ,ifs d le• government, of
directed S Bair pe ally Argonia; to`the care of the sterner ''
Beware w
r
,glen.. ..•, ; < < ernes sea.. . .
e
of.
(AveS,�
a b rase
O IIA .
u
sthe
tree
e
aa
QA
e en
g uta. ,d
. MaJ mon
g ka
e herc
h
m
of
t the
s,
h
ow reliable credentials before you pur- Sandwich islands, may have signed th
chase; the best :remedy .against imposition new Hawaiian Constitutio g d e
bemire intelligence=onthe sit of the : but-it--contaihs n under . Which
Pie generally. They should know e neo one potent olnsol which,
Hough wi11-doubtless beta valuable consolation to
to discriminate• between the; genuine and hie perturbed epiritst i. e., "The Kin 'can -
the -counterfeit
, between honest,; reliable, -lot be sued or held :to account g
trustworthy agents of nurser f ' or tribunal f in any court
bottle.. For that negligence they
prisoned.,
Tan humane efforts,. of the.laTni
and the, Canadian Governme t
s
the lives of ,codfish and mac
worthy of recognition byMr.
society, Canada punishethe,
who catches fish, and. the Unit
imposes a fine upon. the Canadian
to sell fish. The real: ,secret of th
is' that Americans have a depr
unnatural .aand: appetite for fish, ands
ciously persist/ in, eating them i
of.the well -meant effort of,the two
ments to extirpate the • evil. . of fis
This evil' should' be attacked at t
and fish -eating; be made a crime
by imprisonment without the al
of a fine; If the• possession of fis
scales, sounds or tails, or of fi'shi
lino, bait
, or little brown jug ' we
primp facie evidence of guilt,. the fi
u d be as completely. destroyed
whiskey habit in , a prohibition
B
an
or
Me 4
for example. � ,. m l
e.
half -Way P The
way' method. of refolrpn onlym
come more expensive •to the A
people, without in the. least. lessens
.reprehensible lik-inefor.-tha: artiol
Standard.
:THE parting of 'the, two gm
pe
was,; as. the cable describe
ceedinglytouching.' • The veteran P
8,s. " overcome with emotion
kissed Emperor..Frencis rTosep
nd again'" 'A pair of lovers sep
after a month of• billing and cooing
easide could not:haVe been more
tredve. Possibly the, much-kfsse
s"itYi6S:•
were im *hat litether Says.
Now. here's &•nand -glass, let me •
if I can this time sae •
dust one of all those fi,ttn ;things.
My mother sees in me.,
• She gays my eyes are"�violets.-•=
And what she says is true— •
put I think they aro just two eyes;
Don't they look so to you?
She: says my lips are,cherries,red,
And makes .b Neve take a bite;
. They never look, like that to me—
Aut. mother's always right.
She sa3 s ea-•lz cheek is like arose,;
And th•s Xs'trcly know, •
never ww.ldi believe it -but
What mother says is sox
.She, says. mytee -.. ._ ;
If sthat's very gUeer. g pearls;;:'
ome fol[; said it, gwlhy I'd think
But. then 'dyad• mother dear.,
Io .
n
iY see a.littlo girt;,•
With hair.thet's rather Wild, , _,
Who has ,•.two eyes, a,xioso.end •Month,,
like any other child.
—Lt
zbe '
th
B•
c
fciaber. omyns, in .4t 17tcltolge dor.>Sep, . i
'Tv?' as the counter f 8.entlem 'n'
--Where-man( With -the brightest of eyes•
'Made thequiekest of sales' 3 s
. To:extravagant, males
Of the baubleafrivolity-buys -
Said a chap'by her witcheries Caught,:
" Oh decry, I say, haVo
v you got
'Some wear I can buy
• That will never untie •
In a strong, indisselubleknet
„ Oh,. yes V' she
A knot,tb enecan snake...
at you, never can break,,,
"• Except you resort '
To a lawyer and court.
Now,what sort of a tie will you take ?"'
' Said the: lad, with a face very•
You may ti red _ •
Will . y e me rhe&sot as you. stcd= '
1 you tie: it for me ?'+
Yes, deary," said she.
Soon the papers announced they wglewed:
RURAL JOYS. a _
ted, States.
to protect
keret are.
Bergh's
American
Unite States
who tr,es
e trouble,
aved and
contains -
n. defiance'
Govern..
h -killing.
he root,
unishable
ternative
h bones,
ng 'rods,
re made
sh habit.
as is . the.
tO n
w
present
akes fish
merican
ng their
erors :at-
a it, ex-
russian
,". and'
h again
arating,
'by•tbe,
demon -
d .Aus-
of the'
me. few
ally at
ship: of
old for
nly`the.
esti 'as
milia-
rmany
march'-
oriness
b'y the
d. be
of the
n'ssian
ace of
ion of•
IItta
r
--nurseries of estab. of the kingdom." :This leaves .
lished reputation; and those who succeed.frct the door wide, open ,fort w
iwpbsirig on the ignorant by sellln Imo ', p J) two most ess'
g g ' nonrenal: hese$ of His. Dusky Highness'
at wild prices. activity', the, amasain of' " 1. .O. I " a
Mary fruits gU. s, and
There are times, who, 'h ea inimitableofro BP/vele
at have; workedcase. for years without doing- • Con° s
So. This may be due to weather,
g JoFrx $' PIEECE+who lives at Plant
co d't` ,
Han . forgot in the 'excitement'
oment that his effusive adorer so
ears ago. thrashed him most effects
dowa, deprived him •of the head
altered ville, a little manufacturng town in; New s
state of: England on th'preparing:
New •Havel b
• give' a ampton road, is. re a iand North. m
erthree . world b his e p r ng. to,astomsh:'the y
that he
times a day in- feed, or otherwise P
ihubarb,.pure powdered sulphite
and cream of tartar, of each six
mix. Use some gall powder to h
galls,'. which., may be done while•th
is at work: •
In planting
apple trees mail ; di
one: half •or two-thirds large g
the roots: in, leavin . _themg t , the
g:. at ;the -
turned'up more or. less and cramp
cr
owded,.then throw. in ''a lot' of
manure and fill up' with' common ea
think they, have set a tree' when t
y
about as ,well have thr he
own.. the ;tree
ovddered Y Inventive ,genius.. He :claims Sa
of •erod has proved the practicability: of G
establishing , passenger traffic between-
h
ounbes:: country and En land nfpen- e
eal the g by means of pneu- e
matin tubes placed older : the ocean. -- -.He a
e animal thinks that • in, the future a ` mass .will be
ti
able to breakfast in' New.w
a hole York and ;take wa
lunch in London., All that Pierce'.needs i
and jam to'establish his
bottom- invention, so lie says, ie 'of
Money. But we regret to note in the ,pie- act
ed'
:and
tures. t •inventor `Pierce a slight reseal- en
coarse blance to:Ch l' J.
rand lo
Mi ea of Mrs f
sews,,..:�pet. monkey during th
w�..Y . . .3', g „that :lad:.. s:�
� . , ,absence-
'�i;
om• •+,
"�DDmti-
Un't � ar
ern -.
ntl a'xt
er
�h�� :
at wa
lb,d �
ermany, which. hie family had h
undredsof years, and•left to him; o
mpty shadow of his former greatn
German ,sovereign., .Yet te ''ho
ons of that day when the fate of•Ge
� s decided as much. ,by the rapid
ng,'of the Prussians and the : dila[
'some, of• Benedek's legions as •
tual of arms cannot sires
tirely blotted frons' the memory
ser in the fight. . The venerable Pr.
said to still ch'erfsh the
Lonemembra
e Etre[ Ntlpoleon's :des ot. o
ruses - P mg.net rasa
a an dth y 1.
era
a.
trccl hit Abe •oma d c
• eh
mo�'�;than,kissin ,wale"
urs: theg nse�ed�•o �iol�y"
Ha abut, of a it red
caging for his day; of..revenge fora defeat
t is not:. yet twenty' years old.
Taonsns Neisox & Soxs, Anieriden agents
ar es Guiiean
rth
gut THE mysteriousd th Cleveland s s
'The roots ilhouid;.b itilstregist
en'
g ed
le1ity rif ii o
xfc,zetii.�fhs�ssoil:
>1th.eCheereaniang 4]*emttll3• •sparo
filled.and:then, 011 up with soil.: '
If weeds' exist on!: grass lands they
be pulled'' up if:•the•..mower cermet b
as the seeding of the'weeds will
destroy the valuer of `the grass 1
weed should', ever be allowed to
seed, says the Philadelphia Record. p
retically, good; . practically,, absurd.. •
enough no weed should 'be; allowed' to
But by the tinge the farmer had com
the. pulling process on 'some P
art p e farms: t
p • y would be in the hands of 'his.chi
of the,third:and fourth generation.
Don't• be in .aehiirry to leave your
even if you:, have had to pull ,pretty
and both. ways at once to.make
To go from a farm'to the i d fi
the little • thins` that t ty and fi
the farm � have " g cost ybn-nothc
have to.:be `bought le ;,came
many never think about. A little' ki .
woodto , make• the morning.fire, a .c
milk to . make something; a little ~pie
Iter, an egg or two and scores '
Ings which you as,farmer%
Y think;nothing
when they have :to be bon ht •amount to
ite a'sum at the year's end." :
The plan of•jed in of; the -
, ] g g merits of cows
a `comparison•• of "records," instead of
ging • entirely. on. pedigree and .: color.
rks, is iadding'greatly•to the value of our
re milk • cows; Not only, the quantit
t'.the quality ,also, is : considered an . s'
id;has been the.' improvement ti d sa
thatsoma
i 4
tilrtl
�. ] - rkt-W- tape ttati9.n`ke.'herel O res" ;a
.,ea.e,•re4 the -White House returns ''It has ofte�
dby . their .mistresses, but the
e used, secretly detested by the master • been observed. that pet doge, oats 'and 'par -
e
ar c.
ghoul . rots,
cherished P•
1 • soonhouse, are subject `•to an 'ser of the.
J � unusually _ high
ot:. No death rate when the woman that dote •
them" is absent ,and' herson. of
reduce home.d:husband ' is: at : da e
Theo. It is perhaps charitable:to.'oppose ste ;.that the President of 60,000,000' people the
e
seed. been tee busy with'publ a affairs, and with
leted preparations,for his With co
_ journey to the south` vers
he .pro: and west, . to connive at the takin Qff'. of
Idren the monkey; . But a' straight certificate of respt
death will•be ;required before Mr, Cleveland
can be a and: app
'farm wholly relieved' of suspicion:. :'
hard'" TEM ars st'of P. - neo
e a Ruascan• princess in Paris, Bib
the Oxford Bible+ Society; say that . the'
1'sof'„the revised:.Old; :Testament are
ady ;..they are, not' increasing, but hold
ir,own. % They, are not, er, i to be
mpared with the sales of the Bing James
ion. ` The,: revised New' Testance
actically dead, in spite or erh'a e
nit of the enormous sale .when e'
eared. • The American • it
; Tract So
pie say 'that: only .1 per' cent. of
les sold are of the revised version.
ce of•the.New Testament 1;as been
d from. $1.50 to 80 cents; and fro
t to 15..: J'anie''s,Pott &:Co.:reort.
do not.even..keep 'the revised.,
n - .in stock The American
ciety is required by its • chatter to
h..the •Bible." 'in common.' ase." :.It.
waiting to see if , the revised eve
e the one' in. common use: `I':a. • as
t, end' la not regarded as likely to.
r of the 'society,however, says that
sed'version will always: haveya Side
commentary. The American Ba''
icationSociety reports. a steady sal
revised; version, to' be used mainly
anion to the 'Ring,James.
odist.Book Concern- does not hand
and never has a.call forit. Arepre
of Thomas Whittaker,' when a
�' girls enough 1.,,
nary
he ..,..+i;::. u+-- .
ver eye the -end of the. diet
Tomm h d'
the « Why, Teinmy,',' lies muther .exclaimed '
ae•a do you want none. but boys to;come •in °
yourperty?. What are yon thinkili of'. u
Bap
nt js
an a
first'
ciety
• the
The
re=
m 4Q
.that
meet.. on, the. charge of stealing, shows that e ' psi
nd all the nobility has its kleptomaniacs. pey sac
Ilion tell of an. Fin fish •'•Prime They rn g
ethin :. • g Minister, now the
nthing dead.' and gone, who was given to this weak- ,
g ness.' He . could:. not see;a pair.of'glovessfo
co of a snuff box or any portable article,
or So
ire lying Ifo
foe of about.without •feeling an:$]most .Yin
little• desire to put' it rIt is s bid.
in his pocket: It is said. .een
thet:one of the duties'. of his he -'-o"
tarywhen theprivate scare
y went home was to search .aa ye
his pockets to see ;if>he had' picked upan• °ff�
Thing that did not'beion to hiin. ie to•-' rev]
mania is usually called stealin 'b iti ' good
g, Out i8 a
fact admitted. by:' medical men 'that kle 'Pub]
tome/lie is a disease:' Victims of it P the
f have
been -known .to..,abstract the • most useless comp
g things that of Meth
^robe, clover•, hay" is alivakit considered: of.,th
equal to any other.- It is the, standardM
which all. other grasses are dd plat
g e compared and cage
,•• no farm is :.considered fully supplied for ;yea
winter that has not had a prop of clover man
grown upon it.
,Butterinees it is called in England, is' bein
used so extensively that the dairymen have• Dr
applied to,Parliament for' a law.00mpelling .It
its•nanie to' be changed from butterine to spri
magarine. They think they can head it off its b
in that way. A
Of blackcaps a writer •finds Souhegan ;win
and Gregg 'both good. •Souhegan ae very' feek
h d'
e records are seemingly marvellous.•
eke a compost heap upon .which to
e the refuse of the farm, such as tops' of
tables: that are not ;6t to feed.stock,;
kings ;an'leaves, end :add a proportion of
are occasionally. Upon the heap throw
ends, ,urine arid:::other liquids, _ care'
g taken to have all material out fine..
Dry
•dirt. may also be added asp anabsorbent',
will, prove- excellent.' for; .the garden next
ng,,as its fine condition will. permit of
Bing spread evenly.
n inquirer asks. the; best summer and
ter diet for' chickens and 'states'that he,
k
ar y:aneeproductive, berry a' good shipper 'Cor
s crac ed corn„ shells and garbal
n should'not be•given in aammer: T
and of fair :'quality: Gregg has winter ; host
killed more•, or less, but nevertheless lies (with
always borne a good• crop of vert,, large oche
-berries. ' •. • �
• TO preserve stakes, posts, etc., pihced in with
' the eattit, from going rotten 'Or dediying, . and;
yield ; they generally groW so initeh in pack.
•ditister that 414, pick • verk likely, and well
' :vinee this Variety 'generally .yields-. bettei • butte
Buckeheat is' an excellent ceoPfot realm- botto
ing Weeds sad far turning wider as ," green, . then
raanute„ While its •hloeSeins effeed ample there
work for the beee, About 'five Pecks of offeot
• heed'. are suffieient for one acre, butlf it le .A.dry
to be pleinghed ander the thio er grow the , butte
' ii5 prevent injury from freqiient dropping: , ,
ash, 100 minds eeperphosphate end 50 ' scion,
A box with entrance holes Tie larger than in, dil
Will thee be sae from the ixtiecitte of latger dielenx
toned' in the Stall -there to, rdknitin in some . fr,.,•„7
menthe et the tieelve-,•ehtis greatly to do ' !,1:Y „t-,
whIcn
diet in summer. lE1 Meat' Ottea a
or corn or potatoes. • "-Di
ee.,...plenty Of it. Beek McCarthy lin
d, yen put. Buck McCerthy in th
chopped grass, cooked „t3otatoes:
_r_,_bulky food.? Feed twice a day,
er give Meat and cooked ground gra
petateee chOpried cabbage mond
wheat and.: corn at night.. Pitt.*
r3ot lay; Make th,t hens scratch '
for. grain, Note keep :feed bete
te care should be had .by those w
butter in tubs to have them new al
soaked hi 'brine before apy butter
'Of thin mtelio pver the top' of t
k and then sprinkle salt on it. • Itia
in, well ivet, mid a layer of salt an
peck the baiter on top. this We
a,nd cool place; ie beet for storin
r. .hen the tu s get covered. wit
et are reeking with the•Condeniatio
er from "the air, the better benne
ly be kept sweet. -
and industry Will oPen n't Brussels
Le, May 1st, 1888; and deritfinte 'el
iedastries and various specialties
the basis of conipetition. Medele
as Mid t100,',000 in eaeh will be
Ci to. exhibitors, Who are giYeA•
indriceinenti by,the 'Belgian GOV.
it in' the Way of 'transportation,
einent ana daubs. w.
barrel of eggs iti process of hetching
h the Uhuettal.and protracted heat,
a talied heel, Indiatia last week, luxe
Jersey Oity 'and le no* ideated et
to still quite naeaber of embryos'
ing in -the barrel. If the Rergen
le he 'meet sweer-that the. chieltens
of the• shells ' ready fled
Wxth a pee() Of battered toast wider
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ible
pub -
approached
'has.
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Oh, let me drink from the moss -grown:
That was hews from' the pumpkin resq. .'
Eat mush and milk from a rural stum , •i.
From form and fashion free i'
New+gathered mukh from the he mushroom vine,
niilk k om:
the '
With luscious milk weed e p t, -
Such foodpxio gelps might; .the pine=,
as the:godsmight eat:
And then to.the whitewash'
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Where the d ' ed dairy I'll turn;
air
mai
9 d„hastening pie's,,
Icer:ruddy, and goldenrod h ,tier h r
to
rNr �ihnan'alis�cffdieidhtlfitaar:,�@s �•^�, �; t
:And' ' s
�x
ti ntfarJ �f ass y
roa�t'he'Urs4ra'rrt,'larin,8ard MS
�caho.faa�mer+turns his �beaatiful4i tear
O a ...._ .. ._aid.'
Of grassboppere out
-to •,;�, •
Like Her Elders
A•story,'of the rising generatio . :'
• In 'one of t n
he sabnrban'tow�ie there is a:. •
'young ladyni"te:a yours ladyshe ' •
-whose somewhat boyish as aspect he lsnno..
Gently' masculine tastesP co and maks
' have .won, for.,lier`,
the soubriquet of Tommy; Not, ion •'a'
.she gave :a'little.'piety';:to,thchildrengn
'the neighborhood e gorthe o.
,and in 'preparmg,;for :
event her mother, ' int order to. et..
idea of the ,sort• of young'people her
at h-
ter would. like. to have. P P hi lough.
attend,, ,told her o .;,;
prepare a list of those she wished to invite;
Tommy went to work with zest; and, ' `
short time finished a pretty to din a •
„ . Y t►g list:
There, mamm," spiel she,
of c ' ' • , :. ,with an air, '' • :
onclnaivenexee • � there's every sin lee one
that`I`w'ant to come:” g
: Her mother took the'
, 'document Said react
:it with an.•astonishmennt t d,
her ,:sees '
; "'Well, main ' s.. thinking 2 .
e of aren't surd Tommy; "yon.:
know girls '. any fan ! " • •
as` a "But would. o
y ur bars have'fan if there
The ,weren't -any girls? ".
le it • " Weren't an y
girls? .
ae hitt Bi y g Why there.]] be
,� •, . _ Y Ckerstaff and �,p �;:•a that__ ought,
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y s only one girl''s: name' ,on
th•
e
not whole•liet l ,
An
thins, •end even were the
smallest value..:at all
tative
e-4•4lied-the ev sed -version ~lit@
WATER CEESS',can be sacJ¢eesfully grown suitt
where the ' ground .relay'• be alternately rathe
drained a,,.i •A.,..a4,,i' L_-- -,. ... . Y .. .
grow 'on'
the 'margin of any running streams after Rik
it is once established. 0i, ditahes inay be
dug frim the. main stream •se that • the .
water Will be a few inches deeP and ahont • un
two • feet wide, ank the Abode soWn Or the a mat
Plants set in these ditches, after which it ,retiiin
wilrtake care of itself. ,Peter Henderson Can
statedsome *ars ago that many a fernier he?
in the vicinity of New York realized •rnote ' “ A
01e:84121 -Say, Oaaada, you might,
ter of honor; decency. and. jnitice,.
i!eGarigle; :who
d -he -have help?"
did noMinatien.oe a full quota of girls ; bat in •:
he order get it .ehe had to inala inquirfele.
'S. :agent ' inquired if the\ igiy of the horeue'
was in. • •
etry • ' it's one lie •
s- warit it'; house full o'lrash
•4 Maybe yoti'd like Soinething in the
Eiize Spriggins' Faith Cute 'as the AMA
ry Where he.ean't do any More mi
ay free] a veluile year's heed labor in growing
Chief t
fittemnols' famous for its stout n its
for itabcitties. An Iriehman, Mr. Francis penile
tid Hazlett; inis invented, 404 an Ifish coin- "'Ea
re Pidiy have brought out,. le Mechaeical
e, apparatus for blowingglass by the mouth. wii4 oe
ho tc; iniprove upon the human hinge,- and so •
rhe glessblowere of the .worid have gone ,
a. age, Which ' is. the low average .of • beselial
he atnoeg the handiereftsmen. The new ieW for
y ordinary 'eyringe in shape and 'action. This -
fristened to the. ordinary hlow. Pipe ands, she wen
e* handling, 'Menifestly the iheentioh is of .
h a vantage to he workman, and as to the
n exnpleyer, it will enable him tcr Produce
t bottles at two' and 'ix halt. timed: greater tors
time enough to• ta to us ',abou
i?dn't know you wanted tense it 'tsie•
eund it without Much trouble.
The lietel' afire l'• e
lobeon7-yea come onhk-We've no
BlobsoneLpat here- I am in my
ot out of your bill dress and ihto
iitl "Ah; thee, yofir inelinatiiihe run AO fie,....
"' 'sti.:i:e-7-011nollvk's'iliev.utinh'i,lyiE!filtvte 'ce':!n;t1e. '• X;Ve .13.old 1,80;):. :
. She 'took, it, nnd befete she Was' rid ot
him she'd subicribed to Bunyan's "Pil-
grim's PrOgrese," the " Life kof Daniel'
.n.j.C' omplained• to' ix elves -legged magnate at 1
' oxen, Three Turkish gendarmes.Wey sent .1 Feath
, to 'receiver the property, and soon discpyered delivat t
One of the thee was shot .dead,, The- other. Feathe
their man and cattle back in tritnpph•-,with Itaftein
tWo oxen. But the man said those oxenT ,
,plain that the peasant had beep .slrot fori 111agiSt
,driving his own eattle.: The situation; Watt dep.:plain
returns naturally expeoted,
The, best tinie for Wateking cows is lifter withste
feeding and, twio per day, 1313,,y 8 a.m., arld 411.°n1 tt
P10;140 enite shilicieet .for meeting 1%11 'ere,e
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riromiaing Youth,
iatC.(tOellinaman)-What is your
t • against this. young Man, John ?
itiiticotefortable het Turkish diplomacy Cliihatt
xeci things Anotber. in min to
SNVOCit lie bad been robbed Of tlite oxen, ancl•
to_iximrphicti re-
lieved "the , gentlertrt6Urom..guilt. -They
did not go unpunished, howeVer,, for tlieY
had.bnried this dead peasant ' withont first
washing the bedy! Which...in Turkey ie
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hes been found. that the plant Which
produces tlie licorice root of .comrnerce
grew "witheut irrigation or cultivation hi
the littlevelleys and fiats of Nevada. There
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is an indigeheue plant of the Sa.1310. ollati66
An Economical Jury.. ,
"Ifow did it:happen' that you didn't iltel
hini , guilty we'd uv had id hang him,"
•'‘ Certainly?' " Well, we're paying taxes
Where Woman. is Solid.
cOtirse, • but ode oC there isn't what she
if lie ever . wag " projected fro.pA the
al s 60 a glean] of
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