SIW1.KMK.NT TO THK UKCORIX I'lTTSRORO. X. C. APRIL
ggMgwi n I in in -OrW-ga
feet-' fll
oV:- icfl '
8Bs wits
4 war il Fp- A
!!i:.l CIIIMST.
II. liellll.lllll. IS-'I.
It iii not giant that u mini hope for
wealth, since "riches prollt not ill tin'
day nf wrath"; and ii is not guod thai
hi' hope for worldly things, since llir
nii'iiii and mighty go down to I In- same
burial. Mm ji is good lh.ll he hope
for v:i i ion : i In- inricor then gathers
like a gulden li.il,, mini. I his Itc-itl. :i n.l
IIS III' pp'sSi'S I'lll'Wrll'd ill III.' bllllh'
ol' lime, u. i weapon (if III.' evil one can
Jii'Tcc through 1 1 1 . 1 1 helmet.
"They tli:it wiil on Ihe Lord slinll
renew ir stiviij'ili; they shrill in. unit
lip ilh will'.- ns eagle's; they slin II
run nil. I
.l.mrn.il.
n. ii In
A l Inula
i- Wi
m
ft ; - . ? yrT
OF EASTER-
t WHY AND WHEN
WE OBSERVE TVSkA
1
Unlqiin H(i(Krll.i(. for n Kaalnr Party
Tin' inviliiliiins sliimlil he written ou
a liciivy (iiiiliiy of lilii. old red I'm'
irliluc i,ipcr. ji ml lied wish willow
irr.'cn l op.' ilk. nil. I KoriU'd ill I In- pirn
of lyiiirr w i'li dci p miilioKiiii.v scaling
w:l. i:l.'ll.lilm from III.' Upper left
iiiind (oiie r lo ll.e lov.t i' riu-lil h;ind
colli. ! in fnii. y leirerini." lioiild lie 'lie
word "Wlio will sinn .-in ll isior .iiior;
II pu-isy willowl" At the left side, il
lill!.' nli.iv.' tin' e. nire. :-lioiilil (Mend ri
row of m or seven ( ills, don.' in cray
on or wrilor colors, wilh ll.eir liiicUs
show inr; rind loiiir. sir.'ii-'ly liiils IniiiK
I he.' .low n. every Mi. cee.lin:r cat on I he
! riirhl urn wiin; smaller. Il. low this in
ihi open space ihc iuviiaiioii slnnil.1 lu
wriii. n Tin -re slioiild he a horder of
;m-y willow and cai lail il.uie ill oils
or Wilier . ..lor nr. .tin. I ihc inv iiaiion.
Tile impel- should then he ',,l,c,l over
1 to ah. mi me size of a very lai-jre poMal
card, ihc silk cord put in place, the
wn put on. and the address written
on the outside of I lie invention, 'ltie
house decorations should i-misint of
piiy w illow and cut tails, with lilies
lianked or In jardinieres. There should
also lie li"sl s of colored t'pjtS "ini'
down chickens mid ralil.its icnttnu
llalMicl oiiesi III nu.'Npecleil places. Kc
fresliuicnts may he as for any party.
lo'tievrl .March, ill the Woman's Hume
( 'i t 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 i i ii .
SOUTHERN FARM flOTES.
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TOPICS OF IN TRST TO THE PLANTER, S TOOK MAN ANO TRUCK CFO HER.
A
Tlie HchI Way t fol(ir ! lcr Ivkki.
I'roclire packets of aiialiiie dy.K of
various colors you desire: pink, lltitit
1 7 ASTi:i: I lay. froin w hich all
.it hers are ( cKoiied, is al-
ways the lirst Sunday after
the lirst full moon hrlppelts
I.eM nf'er the tine .'Hid Tvvelilietli
Clsii ,:iy of March, and If the full
nun. ii h.ipp. its upon a Sunday, Kasn-i'
liny i i lie Sunday after.
Advent Sunday Is always the near-v-l
Sunday to the I'tast of St. Andrew,
whether I. (feic or after. Kou'ritloii
Sunday i- live weeks after l'.aster.
Ascension lay is forty days after
Kii-tcr. W hit Sunday is sevrn weeks
lifter llast-M'. 1'iiiity Suiulav is eiuht
Vic ks nllei- leister.
Iliti Kii-t' i- Sunday is the U'reat I'es
It vat of tin anniversary couitnetno: n
tf.n ol our lours llesurrccrioti.
whi'h for its rtnti.piiiy and excellence
. i a;i":io - pre.-eileiiec of all other f.
Th
i'l.-c; va; ;eti of this festiv r l is
. -it-iii as the time- of ih.. apostle-,
clear t.. tin-., who arc conversant
e affair of the iniinitive church,
tie-so pur. r ittncs. th only di--
tit
' ''I':-. .
,. I-' kept.
i.: p. :i
I !'
.il..
't ih" tltliiL" I. ill
U l- II Ihc f, -ti'.ril
II;
sv. ci iiur u'ir Mr
I upon u!i.,;ev.
fell, rind from
!'.! (iic... ;
upon the foint
iicai-iiii f th,.
n the .1'ff. r.
!':ii' of Kit-
l.l.i'e II W il
"I their Mas
il (If .tews
" r. v iz . lie 'o
lii'-l luiittlh. . hi.
Ii: ittnl litis tl
day of the w,
l, )!.,.
.""s If.
nth d:n
ooli.
i: .-
Il:
T:... ..I1., i- clo itches es
Of the West. ;.pt Krister
I.. i.T
illlv llf's,,
njion the
I 'ay follow in-- the .lev, i h I'uss.
let' 'I'liese lain r ( hurclifs pica. led
postolic trridtlion: the Asiatics
Inline.! Ihc pin. li.a of the apostles
.("selves.
Tiie u'. iat cotittov ersy was finally
. Icrmiucd hy the C. uinelileal Council
f Nice, ass,.,,,', e,l ,y the I'tnpei'or
'oiisiaiitinc, v her. in it was ordained
licit K:is;,r should lie kepi upon one
Mid the same day t hronnhont the
world: not .iccor.iiin; to th,. custom
of the .Ii ws. Inn upon the Lord's May.
which (iicree was ratilied ami pub
lished liy the Imperial Letters to all
the ( hurdles: therefore, It heennie the
Imp, rn live duty of all Christians
ihioii ,'hout the world at licit time to
lsiic i'aster mi th.. day set apart
J.y Ihc sai.l Imperial Letters.
The lime of olis. rvatioc of the dtiy
It.'ls H it le.'ti chrutL-cd sit aiid the
Chiisliati world lias for nearly six
teen i onturit s. w itliout controversy.
' s.r veil the Ill's Situdiiv nft 'f the
.liwish iinuit ct'siiry of the Passover
fis L ister Sunday, rind coiiiintics o do
so up to the present day and time.
Master Iiay lieiin; ol.servxl as th" day
(iiiimetii.ir;.tive 'of thi rcsurrrctUin of
.i:r Saviour, all Christians iiut.-l he
li ve that the elernril Son of tied, w ho
xrns eriiellied ntul died for nui- sins.
Aid not loin; continue in the state of
death, but on the third day. hy Ills
infinite power, did revive and raise
Himself, hy remilt ini; the same soul
to the same lm.Iy which was buried,
nitd so rose the same Man.
Hope is a beautiful meteor, and like
the rainbow, it is net only lovely be
eausc' of its seven rich and radiant
Ftripes. hut ns the memorial of n cove
limit entered Into betwen man ami his
Maker, telling us wo were born for
immortality, destined, unless we se
pulchre our greatness, to the highest
bonor and noblest happiness.
Hoyp proves roan deathless. It In
ihc i niiiiiU' of the soul breaking
loose from whai is perishable and at
lestiii;; her eternity, and wlu-n the
i ye of ihc mind is turned upon Christ,
delivered for our offences and raised
again for our .lustilicniion. the uiistib
stantial ami deceitful character is tak
en a way from hope.
It is good then that he hope; it is i
good also that lie (ptietly wait. There 1
Is much promised in the scriptures to
the waiting upon tied. .Men wish and
really expect Immediate answer in
prayer, and think themselves 'oi-oi
leu utile, the reply or answer I"' in
stantaneous. This is umloiilil'dly a
great mistake: Ihc delay is often a pari
and a great part of the answer. H :
exercinv- faith and hope rind patience. I
ami whi belli r thiit can be done for
Us than trciiglheii those g'-rices to
whose tevwlh shall .c proportioned ,
the splendors of immortality'.- Ii is
giHid. I hen. that we wail.
I'm i Itimnv that's lnii.li' ol two .'M-,
ti a t.ni .it w hite lolUia. And 1('ni
That are filled on a place
'I'litii were ne'er meant lo grti. e.
Il.it i.ii l!. dibits like me each Inl.l beg.
blue, pale
purple o
solve the
the shade
of moss,
In strips,
and placi
piece on tin
wish to L'iVc (
keepsake linVi
plate with the
.lotlltlill.
iirccii. yellow, crimson, and
inainc are effective Ids
dye in Imt water and boll
n ii until they are colored
desired. Make a huge I. est
ir of green crepe paper cut
if you cannot obtain moss,
the i-L'gs iij it as a centre-
breakfast- table. If you
each child one egg as a
liltli
in it.
nest liy each
Ladies- Home
I't'i-.lllii; ViiI.k (ir I (ittniiMt'c.l ikinl litati.
'I'l.c pr.il. In In any article Is the s:-i.,e
whether thai aril. Ic Is intended to .-,l
poultry ., i- ei.v.'s. In a poutnl of .t
''i;se. d m. al there is i; 7i;s Pn niiu.
ol n. otein. 'ol tolls I can be it-. ,
vi ry sparingly, as it Is loo p it. bm
( iittii..! give inoi'e i hau live per t, t a
I'tttsh twice a week, except d'lif. I in
liiiitth, when v.ni may ahe it more
lrc.iu. in ly.
Linseed meal is not so i i.it. oti
ran give as much as seven per ci in. in
mash. The protein in one p. end of
linseed is live an. I one foiii'i Ii nut-ivs.
The amount of protein in one pound
of wheat bran is about two and one
half ounces, so it can he more freely
Used thrill either liliseed of coltnnsec.l.
which arc very highly eoiieentrii!" I
foods. Hens ic(iiiri. a well balanced
ration, tin. I I expect in a future mini
ber In talk more about the f lint; of
fowls lor profit.- California Cultivator.
A eeit Iturn l'roblrin.
A subscriber wants In know whether
It is heller lo shell the whole car for
peed or 10 discard either or both tips
mid butts. H used to he said ny hi 1
ers mid growers ,,f seed corn that lo
discard the butt and tip urains the col li
would "run out." In other words-, ihc
cob would stick out at either end of
the ear. This is not the ease, and has
been proven by the bcs corn growers
In the corn bolt. If tl ar is well
ere.l al both cul with grains the..-
can cume no bad clfc. is from .Ii
jug both butts ami tip
Jtdvise I his ,i.-.n
W.
HIS
as i.i
1 lie llslci Mice's .'t.
lla. ei lime is in. i coinplcic for Her
man iit.lc folk without an "lister
lbis. 's tn st." Ii holds tunny a favor
and present, serving the same purpose
that Christ titiis stockings and wooden
shoes .In
Ii. Lewis,
paliioti.
al Christmas time. -Mrs. A.
in the Woman's Uuiiic I'mii-
A Unit ln'Mititiit.
ami liter,, will
Man. I in the r
abtiitilauc,. .-I'
to fe.-( i consid.
ear lo the plus a
sized grain. Wher
bushels ate to be
abl
lid plat. I an
ar.l
a.M
ra : !".
lilies I WHS
:i:su i-iAsTi-iii iiiiiis to ha v."
i 't i ii i a i i. i man postal card.
sunk when I give
up thirty cents fi-r dis rabb'n. Ii ain't
laid in i colored I'lrtu yet." New York
.bun mil.
The philanthropy of sonic men con
sists of giving a dollar to charity and
spending ten lo advertise the fact
Hw--tr Cril -a K 'L4Ar i i! i . f
$ lrjjHA an) a gjunr CJutl sUtina on lie I ,4sAY ,
tsi yL l&fr nqht iiiihtbttmibnu abut, l wiilL v.-,r.li:4.
XH ' -tf: 1 -ff -i' . ..-.T '"A"'i
i.idy ivn 1 1 three
pl.t T-i.i i Ihc sllltlij
nud HI shaped arains can he m. !,. d out
j after Ihc corn has been shelled. This
. would furnish employmeiit for a rainy
or sloriny iifteruooii. I'loriihi A'.-ri-
cult m ist.
i llintu on ttnrry lrowhii.
j III n ganlen bed slrawberry plains
can be set In rows fifteen inches apart
with the plants llfteen inches apart In
I the row. Hetwccn each series of three
j rows there must he left an alley or
I walk two reel wide. All runners must,
j cif course, be kept closely .-llppi'd from
. plants set this way. nud indeed from
I all plant grown in the stool or hill
! system.
1 How-berry pla its should be set six
! feet apart. A good plan is to run the
I rows six feet apart and then cross
them at right angles with row s the
I same distance apart, llight in the
j eheck. where. Hie cross comes, the plant
can be set. spreading out the roots
! Well. liaspbcrries, blackberries ami
1 grape vines can all be set this way.
: Plants or vines set this way ran be
plowed belli ways and hoe work almost
'entirely dispensed wilh in cultivating
the crop.
A good way to apply manure or f"i
, tllizer to plants set 'his way is to drill
' It in the open furrow on ihe four s..'- s
of the plant ami cover with earth.
About the same manure can be u-..-d
oil the ilewl'ciTios. bl.-i, klicrt ics and
grapes ns on the strawberries. i, W.
1!., in Florida At,rt. u!tut is'..
To Tructi I'nlvca In Prink.
To teach calves to drink, we Id
calves take the milk from the ei.w
til they are :( week old. then pill t!
In a place out of stjl.t . ! the .
and when ready to reed t' e lust
place a pail with the iniil. in th.- ...
of the stable, supported by a hi
J fow Is. Vet ii is n ,t n j - p.- 'r Miiisfl.
: Mil,, for li-.'sh f... d. as n. .:' .-. wlu-n
I there are tin in-cis I'm to fred
tl! oil,
j The per. ( i.. age of vv.it. a . j.-mt! nine
; ty per .-et.i.. makes jt m., .,ssj;,,. lor
j ! ire hen lo e.c clloUitll ,.: ' i. . i ally
' mite ihc place of m. ::!
, Ii i- .i.i.l when Iheie er- i.-..i s, me
' .1. -cits in a.l.l lo it. t i : t ll.e ji ra in
ji. Irishes nr,. mixed wish tl A makes
meal feeding loss, imp, ., ... ft'., have
also soai!f. it and i in- iii i tt, making
w ii.it is culled i.li.,ii i..-....e. rind
found bens and . a-. . ,i as if
they liked it. I'll' gl'e.t's'. tioiihli
with Ih.'it plan was M a. l-..i lt.ii.lt of
the cheese w as intcii in ti.e 1ml: -e for
the (hi. kens to yei a full shtt-e. . lul
j no doubt some of the val i-- of il:-- milk
' was lost in the wl-y.
Vet If properly used and e due nro
porlioii ol irrain mixed '.v.iu we be
lieve n gallon of tie' skim milk inny he
Used In the pouilry yard its pivtiiatiiy
I as in I ling calves of p.gs it, . M
I Siii.l lo produce tiie liuesi :iav . i-1 - I mi'Mt
in lite broiler chich.iis ni' ;i ii y luoil
that can be uivcti them - liuinl World.
!l cw 'i.oil ticru l iiraiff Crn.
The biiianlc.-il name -s 1 .e-p.'dezii
: siriati'. lit' ii tl builcitn m' ihc Texas
.station says; Tins is a summer r;i-ow-
iiig piatn that thrives cti u:,.st of ihe
i lighl s,ii! I',, tin, I benceen ,,. Trinity
h.-Me." and Ihc t'tit ..liat.-, ihr.m-jitout.
ihe liillf SlttU's. It !; !, t Sc,. I,.
' cru ''. rage plat : .' ,, :!i n, I .it, ive
1 ri I, of I !i.- ' ...i .i.' K. .f e. ky.
f. . .' If . U ". .! tl' ::;. I :.!! . . , u.
- ..!.::. I-..!;. or .tt- ! I.tj-ta-.t ;:,.,t
w.-ts I-,, eived at t .on, S. C,
' s,,i,,e veils ag... 1. ..... ;.. i, iii.,; al)
i-.H .,' i ' .ill
M .V it'
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JAI'lN ILOHII OH LEbl'KDEZA.
classes of live si nk linv.' been In
struinetital in soatteiiiig ih" seed west
ward. When this weed tiisi imik's lis
appearance in a omtu'.niiiy p ! looked
upon as a Miiall we, d at; I . ::n-,- some
discuss;,, a ,,n a, c.uai ,.i' tl . .:! Vii.ing
efl'ecl upon llofs. At t a :;.' or
IWo, this lemU'lii y ,, - aLv tle disap
pears, and the lew i ..v- : .s ii.ginzcd
iis a valuable forage ;i :,, -jf.i coui
iiiiin'iy. In oth, r iiistai.i pro.-i e-s-ivp.
.stockmen I ity t!i.' -e. ds : . i lant
them iti the lotnmutiiiy . where sc. sis
have not been dtst-.' .-.. bv ii-uurr,!
means, and Ii,e-e, it! ;;tv dissem
inate! throughout ii.-- s., is !,. vvb'e-h
: It" plant Is siiilel . y .-.;.,, j,
!;;,:. tioiii'd.
S .'.I should be s.,v. ;. I. . tug -
l it I. : upon well ; . : I . . I ,.r ilie
III. .st. I.t -led s.,!l:. ...' , at :l w , e.-
!- ! I -'.ir.ll.v. ,i j ii . : ,1'f
! A,:i: :;!., '..ay. c.t- n :u
.I ti
I :,e
1
. , !l
I i-cl'
,:'il :;!., '..ay. c.t-n :u
! t'la :it "ir..v,-s !-i , w iy : !': . .
' i'a -r ; ,mi. of : .. ti ,' . il r ! vv I
il-eli and w'll :'.,.:!, .ji i!r.-i.',;li
( " ' d....t: 'a The trey
I i ..di : bin,.:, i . I . ! . i: s d-.i:-'!'.; .;y
,111.11 August is 'iv.-rlo.iked. but
ih" plant , :!ld a blltida i.li.y,
ami tic 'I'up oi will rcoeat iisclf
atiitiiiiKv . it so ; :, I -. ...sons are ftnor.
able. In mat.v p,,il:,,us of ll.e elder
Si.-llcs, V, hete lit .To'! llaS i.eell ;;-,l
and . a:e. .,r, l.-.p- iev.i :..(y is mghty
pl'Ald lei .til kil.ll- u1' -t. i, ..Mil ill
!' Itl iill l!l' itrlliii'i-'-e lltpti VVoi'lleUt
SOils IS ll'gll'.V .Ippl'C . ,e
mm
btouqtl! snittt '.puts lUJl tlltll Bijbt -
DttmntFiiH
Jjriilfnlmoq nti tbtjcpulchrr ibrg
ion) a jiir.iciu sitting, on lit
naht snli itotbtJmolimfl loliitt,
Q'urnrnt : nndjjlioij xHixn at-'
friiibltil.
jjjwi jjjt Snitb ui)to lbtB.Jjjt
not of fnijliliil : Ifj stikptfiujl
ef rnnjorclb.inbitb uhsTtfrucv
g(lm ''trt... Lfo ynirwtay.bUjijit''
ort Jou tntl jrouitr.-ium..
it . iMiit,. . "bi ,rijitiiiri,iiari"-''s...vs)1-i-ti
"Ihev c&.rnc unto Nk reoukhre?
Osi s, it)g ni') oi
1 it'.;iiil r: H s- otic le.ncr. iitst !;. .:.
j enough so that when the call si.i :.,s
j in a naiiii'til posiiieii ns nose w ill ioa. h
1 tlte milk in Ihe pad. Tin- calf k, pi iti
j ii close.! stall, as show ;; in cm. Cii-h
' the call's ii..-e iiiio the milk and ':
rr.i.ty. We have n.-ver had a . al.
ll'i tiled till : W I V til It li ll I 'll .'.. ,1,1. . ".
I or .Ian. i s K, Sexsec, ,n I ! !';,.;,
lit si.
I!r:i V U'l.l oT I .(ttnll.
I ' i oi ,i r lo tiisiii '. v y
i ". ! II. J oil need to pi'. a ale vo
Itl lit I. ,11 and ittltt- w :t ,t. c:i ;
:':.' .Ugh w it: .er aa.l sin :
''lie :',. i i:,.. r si. ,,:: . ..,
This is necessa'y for Ihe
ihe l.tllltciolls reus lit. it :t,i .
s '.'ir.-li of I: .ill t!i ;.!,:.,
t ',.- low I! etti . .i,l. ii: . 'e
t.l
lei.! of
til- land
"on. tily
! Ii.st
: -.; of
in m
ski in VI ilk I or I'liiiltiv.
T'l" anai.v s:.s in' le.ii ,n ,
si. . ta n , I1, ri "e s,i c, :. ,- ; , I: .. ,:. ; -..
I it. 1 1 ..f p.. ...'In a::.! , a: ' '
W lieu leill-.c I in I i " . J "tl .'
tents-, . i ;;:i, . - a j , :!:. . y : u 1-..; ';, ,
litti! We s!.,i:!.i n,c !. -;. ,, ,,:n
1,1 'il. I il. even if v c had neve;- n-sied
ii. Hut we have lisi ,1 il. ;,,i,i with
porl'.'c; sa . is I'acticti. t'l fi c.liug young
chi. ken- rti.d lurltcv and for laying
cllel.si c. l.ii.iil. 1' -I ;.
pio p. a
Si . !l llUlldl-l'il lolls. O. .','. , !
a;, i .!.. n fit, lit ;h S.-ill, M ,,,d
v car. 1'1,,-y are ',:.-. .; by p. : ;
' til.!
katit.t
edcrs
cvry
- i-'fei" New Yuri Mail auU tipitMt.
News of the Day.
forty-ono negro physicians were
gradual''.! from the medical depart .
mint of the Wal.b u I'nivertiily at
Nashville, Tenn , at its commence
ment last Monday. Most of them hail
ed from Southern Stuns, but one was
from South Africa and one from thv
West Indies. I'ressidftil L. M. Duntoti.
uf t'lallin I'nlversity, at Orangeburg,
who made the address to the graduates
encouraged them by saying that color
fcd physicians are ucialed almost every
bir iu this section of tho sountry.
Minor Matters.
it is a cold day wlictit lii Chii-axi
Teim.s', is' I'nion is unaltle t,i "shirt
n.tic t lung." 'I he Itiust s.-:iie in Chif-a-(.o
caasid by tins orgaiiiziilam is tjie
demand that bar-keepers uu ionize, ibe
t' tiin.stvrs refusing to ddivct beer at
-al, tons where the bur-keepers are not
nuiidicr.i of a union. There are slid
to be liumlreds of saloons that may be
oblige.) to close up unless their drink
dispensers ag'ee to form an orgaau-tion.