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AqniCULTUHAL.
Farainj in Other Lands.
Ralph S. Tarf, in the American-' Ag
;iilturalist, ha the following letter
PUTTina a.VAy cloth ErL i t. rAnnn i:u fn.-;nn.'n
How to Take care or Snmmer c.otiifeg I large hotel on their sum&er trip, in-
" Thviuitrh ikA It lii Kamam Iaal
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-which will be read with interest and
urprie: j 'v '
DECLIlf EOF XeV EXOLA3TD F ARMING.
During last summer I drove over a
large 'part "of. the farming district of
Massachusetts and some of the adjoin
ing New England States; aiid no fact
truck me with so much force as that
the farming industry of th region is
certjiinljr declining. Deserted farm
houses are strikingly common and
farms running to waste are ! met with
oa every side. la one dayVdnre near
Alt. Moradnock in bouthern .New
Hampshire, I counted fifteen deserted
houses, and the next day I passed six in
succession. Here was a whole district
so deserted that even the school-house
was slowly going to ruin. I saw be
fore me farms which once must have
been made to supply families1 with the
means of subsistence, but which are
fio longer considered of any value.
' Much labor had been . expended in
clearing patches, for mowing, which
are nv rapidly returning to their wild
state. Orchards set out with trident
care are choked out by a young growth
of chestnuts and oaks.- Barns and
houses exposed to the weather, and
without care, are falling dawjKaraid
the growth of grass and weeds.
Why this astonishing change? The
question is not hard to answer. To
start with the rocky and hilly character
of the land renders it impossible to
raise one crop orer a large area, so as to
admit of the use of improved machin
ery, as is done on the prairie land of
the West. ' The soil is aatitrally vary
strong, and for this reason it has taken
a long time, to woar it out. On most
of these farms no manure is ever used
except the scanty supply of stable
wasteland that mainly, forlthe house
garden. Under such treatment even
the strong New England soil is bound
to give out, and has in many places
done so.
is one cause
cheap frei
the rem u
farrnji- thre
ij am. b'a.MtAMj m n..iT. rt 1-4,1 a . Kit Ah i i ijii i i iiiiii 4.. ill .1 ' I i i.i 1 1 r ill ill mi I w .1 in I ruwinru rnu nninnii I r I i iirn . 44 , i . . I
1rii HwbnrA lisi bnpn Hm1nntf m no better work than to distribute are made smooth the siitf.ir. rnl na coved the outside with cretonne,
A -..,.4:.11.- M...4 small amaiinta nf t.h a iW. tri.d nn.) fW ,;!, nst putting a cushion-en the top. Ia
t""w"",v w..Tw i , : , r . . r : r.r this box she out
Althouga itae putting awny of tho them in their t nvvAns
clothcu docs not involve a3 I m n r. i ' t .
labor or time as the winter, vet 1 "n IW u, DaKeJ 8 "1"
i ana lom tnem nt Mia rSiiviors love.
summer
much
the careful housewife knows that anV
care expended ott this Work now ij
When leaving tlieY took the names of
the servants, writing to them after
ward, and regularly senrlihg to each a
monthly paper or "book. Presbyterian
Observer.
Qrzst.' I EsaaTatins: Sa-Oat Craharii. t
It 1 crmtl f I nor tn lmtn IliA rrrn Tir f Vi I . Wia nfl-An mnt nritli art nijli ririf ft
of. interest n the subject of griss cul- apparently heilthy trees, which ?
ture, which ia evidencl from reports practically fruitless. Tiie owner ma
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irom various sections or tlte oonta. I tell : us it former ? bore abmulant
We here include in-the' -general desisr-1 crnns. but ofl.it? ve'irs the trtis hart'
nation the Lumber of larirer SDecieslrnn-ont " - " Thev formerlv ffave iroo3
th ttare osiiaUy called forage crons.trop3 of apples. All the other land on amply repaid -whea the clothes aro
viz; the various millets, sorsrhnnis. iu- the farm was exnected to srive out ont wanted for use in the warm weather.
Cera, etc, with which our list has good crop, but this of the orchard was Some women who are 'extremely care-
generation. It won
apparently spontaneoiis
Droblent in the selection nf the lvt
the purpose of the farmer, But it isa fowl; the first thing they need is I feed-
faCfc With few ereentinns. thnt the inrr Ofennraaif fliocrkll nooilc rlr-.iinino
most valuable of our cultivated gnwses lay the needed tiles at once, or as Sion "le' ZZV 1 8
are not now found fiourishinsr in a his the soil will allow. S iifh nrchaid-. I A . ... ...
iM tt Ii 4U. L.i n J" . . .. jwiner. out tno rest OT-the . summer
.. . y. ' ' . ... y ........j ... nu- garments are
, -o-"-"- "ri ".j uiriBS oi immure aim opieuu fQr. As moths do not thrive on a diet
reuv -.Musiuexauie cruDS. excent unner lit. nnn vnon :n the sm is i i nrnnpr t j.u.. . .
- . i ' -- r- - --1---- ..w.. . . . -.;-'- wiwju, muj-y is nine nooj. or pre-
some degree of culture; for example, condition turn over the sod and i the caution in regard to their invasion,
the crab grasses and other speeies that manure with the plow; with U:e ;hot consequently The summor clothing is
infest our cultivated fields. weather will it decay rapidly. I When generally hung or pucked away caro-
Aiier oepiemoer ana wctooer, feb- tins is found to be well rotted giyt Uessiy.
i nary w me ot time io sow tne naray another plowing, and a deep one. v. it ar BOine women, mon excel- f 11
rrfAaam .1,:.L 1 :ll.. II I I l 1 t I lent. Virkllanb-nnM Xu! I trUP.
Siw3, luwc miitu urtgiiiaiiy came i asnes can oe naa spread a neavv coat- i n puiuug- n .v - . . , , - . .
frm .u- -1; u- I:.. j i r .... j i i ' i- awav wash Art. m.ti aa in I lieorge V ashuigton and- 1 nomas Jef-
wiun uiuiutic vimu wui ut u. i in" auu uarrow in a uooq uressint; 01 r . ; 4i , , ,
Lateron th Uryr fk 1 ifn..i...i. ? . cambrics, priuts. etc.. alwavs have them terson. lis not in mortals to com-
' w v w a . UMbVAOa bUIi; 411 1 I lllir. II L ir 1.1 HUH ZLflll I : I I lHT 1 1 r:i iirnpw i - f I m . .
cereals, mav be olanted. The Hfe.!n,m Lre .avI .7...! u mashed, starched and done up, so that niJini success, but we II do more, bem-
oractice ofWsitilliner ' J V? I Zir ffhen ken out in the spring thoy pronius: We II deserve it." You did
may ,eem, does not afford that knowl- have' a foothold, scrape off the loose ?orSlhT YonT": .1 T"
edge or experience which is necessary bark! using a blunt, Short-handled hoe IT" ITXJ' ",dtterTed to Win6mf
i iL. "I . : mi . J " J Buiuimnft.
ii iirrii vir 1:111 iirr i.i i r K" - iiim rin ii'uw i mh a vnrinAP hnn w . -- -x Mmn i . ....
, T ... . r rn, , "-'"l' , iircumauauij. uiuc ui m CUt UlOtfteS Of thlS kind Should
aim cuuiuieiice to cuiuvaie grass. ine tnaw, wash tne trees with soft so p not bo starched, but if thev aro as in
Annuel uiusi, nub cunciuue mat oecause maae tnin enougn to apply witn a brush,
grass will grow without care in his Use home-.nade soft soap made with
corn and cotton fields, and sometimes lve or Dotash. i That sold at stores i
flourishes there in spite of him, that usually merely hard soap mixed with tho garment put away rough l dry. if planted by the overshadowing ones
cut . Miub is iieceasaijf w success iu nie i water anu very;, rieticient in strength
Culture of the hest trasses IS tn nln I !inil rmito inforinr tlio lin,(1.m.,,la
the land and sow the seed. Good, nn- Mix the snnn with enonrb wt-r t.Jwltn
tritintIS crrM Will not Kliereerl wif 11 1 tvnrL- ra;A'Ai' onMo ,1 DaS8 are used by some housewives for
' - ww " ivu i va.rii i viiuii i . i i i;i liic ra i aiirru iitii -
few exceptions nn nonr and hadlv Hnn with i nl H10 nrfn f,.;n. Puttln& away drosses, and where thero
nrenarerl lanrl Moreover there Ja bftfinUfC',..nvl. I ., n. J 13 room Oough, thoy are excellent.
r 1 - , j iiuioii nic iiuiiv, t All vine Lime lljr Vv.c- iV... . i. . , , - .,
degree of skill, easily acquired it is true, bark will be found beautifully smooth "1 ISo y
but deoendins- on some nractical erne- nnpnnJ nil tUWii mfl, PuUv y where there aro
- ' ... i i , ..r- -----r- vo" ":" cnuaren, tnn plan could not bo fol
rience. witnout wiiicn it is not wise tn I he sn.-in th.it hie noun vvmicIiikI irifr Ii 3 ...
. : : . . ... - "V-- umeu successniuy. w Hero a woman
proceed nt once on a lanre scale. It is! the sm will sirt :i ji nefn1 frf Hi'oi- h
I " , " " v " pus ruuujj uoase, 8no nas very little
riuai.y true oi oiuer orancnes or iarm- -l.oug neglected trees usually require trouble in deciding where the clothes p '"&c Hi , T ived i,Vt T.V..
ntT u X, ' i "Pn 8nau Idaway, but where she is Mr. D. I. Wilt oxson, of Horse Cave, Kv.
.... ...... .!, (..dtvuuiHuuuiuic nee. xicci cm v.uuiuiu, I(J xi,, lt is iUira to ueciao jukls alike tcstimonev, sain::. He iM.si
The survevors are ranidlv locating
I 1 T 11 rry i
e.i , jei ween nere ana uanaieman. ihe
uauum. do pupuiar nowaaays tnat a t i n , , . ,
M ,ju z , uuau.iciurs on me enu next 10 town
Lrwtovu a noiuiuuc is IJUfa tllUULTUV W DO II. 'Li lxl' .
u ... nave pucneu ineir caninsout about
summer wear, they are treated in the ml1 "nd 81 ha,f and ar rW to ,jeS,n
witiiuuu3 no swii cu me rwue is nnai-
IV located. The Wnrlr .'ill then hn
11 U Ul'lIlH SFimiTlPr I " ' .....
but indifferently cared U?0,nK on "long the entire line. With
? do not thrive on a diet H continuation of the good weather
the road will be com Dieted bv summer.
Alt
ASiwro Courier
Good-bye, Grover. May vou ever be
There are some women. mot excel- K,PP , n T1eP7.T r"dVeir
Duttinff 1 11 11 e 111 nistorJ wtn
as
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MDMOIIT AIR-IIE
Bichmond & Danville Railroad.
IN EFFECT Jan.' 6, 1889.
Tkaixs Run By 75 Meridian Twk
SOUTHBOUND
the case of bein? ready to wear, and
tne change of th3 season forbidding- it.
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the starch ouht to be washed out, and
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mo ureases are nun? in a p. nwt. nv
room, they should alwavs be covered
with a ciimbric curtain. Lonjr cambric
We apprehend that the day is dis
tant when such tiuestions as State
Railroad Commissions will be sun-
, n l
tion: Shall the niilroads run the gov
ernment or shall the government run
the railroads? Progressive Farmer.
A Sound Lsgal- Opinion.
K. liiunbridirc Mundav E.n., Gountv
Attv.. Clav Co.. Tex. savs: "Have 11 ctl
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Mala
lial Fever ami Jaundice, but was mm! lv
tmielv use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Lv. New Vorfe 15
Pulladelpuia . 7 2
" BjttiUiOre 45
" Washington ll 4
Ca tr.ouesville 3 4o
" Lynehburg 6 4
Ar. Danville s so
Lv. hljhuioiKl 3 ic
" BurkesvIUe 5 l
. Keysyllle 5 63
' Hauville 8 &
Ar. OreensUoro 10 35
l.v. lioldsboio 1155
Kuligu 4 43
' Durham 5 56
r. tirefiiboro 8 30
Lv. Salem t6 15
. (iretnsboro lo 15
Ar. Salisbury 12 21
Tatesllle l 51-
Asbevlile 1 44
" hot S,lngs i
Lv. Salisbury 12 S6
A r. charlotte 1 55
Spartanburg 4 40
' tiieenvilie 5 50
AtUnrt 11 00
Lv. ciiarlotte ! j 10
Ar. Columbia j s ?o
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t Dally, exuepr. Sunday.
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anrl if r- i.t I v rrmaa rlnwn tn i n line- I SI
mil whthr if i rMxaihto for t num f A I Sipproved Varieties of "Trass Seeds to the nairit. Amevirstn AnriAiiIfurixt
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compete single-handed with the whole- farmers, who will promise to experi
sale agriculture of "the West: Rail- according directions. A good
this box she put her superfluous cloth- There are seventeen prisoners in Hie
rier winter grarmentd were placed Cart huge jail. two me .11 for murder.
agriculture 01 tne west. xiaii- v ""'""'S uiiwhwus. a goou
Is 'lifrricnltural machine?: the one n- and safe way fofa farmer to test the
7- D .. ... . . I i r . 1 1 . 011
ing up of the West and the careless vaiuc? 01 a uay crop is 10 prepare a neia
use of the home farms .are all elements for the spontaneous growth of crab-
in the decline.
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int finct i nrt nil i i sthiss. Diowins? and narrowitirr ami r5r-1 .
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1 . H i .11 IL... :JC.l f iv nrr a onnrnn onl flcJ.T A'l .wl v",l 1CUICUJ
(tiaim inaii even witn an niese unncui-1 """""n uu m an.ouu .1 - ,,
14 41-4 In l4l4i,m .'4 I v "-- T J..4 4 41IV.I , OU I t
Hard Times.
Times are hard, are they? n Yes, all
will admit that. Well, lets look
around a little and see if we cannot find
But before we discuss
ties every Cleared iarm in IMewJunglauU "tlIT "c u uiuuui. ine result , i.k j.i ai ; 7 A" garments neeainfl- repairs shoul
-could and should be made to support WI 11 astonish any one who has not r"; P"ttin
. ' . . "J IcV. ,1 - L. -E I III II llIIliLIICn rcLL 111" I I I It V Will l.lKfi If 1T1 I Ii ...
lng-
in itrin the summer, and her summer
clothing" iii winter. When closed it
made a pretty divan, atjd with castor.
on it could be moved to any part of
the room, i A soap box, covered in the
same manner, nnswerod the purpose
or a nat box
All garments needing- repairs should
Three cold blooded murders have beea
committed wit bin. the last four months.
Moore is getting bloodthirsty. Liquor
bad li pior. nanjoril hjrjress.
vield 1 , cai,ner- AneJ w IilSC longer away. It seems
mf I 1 " I Att - 4lx. ....1 cVI...- I I
refiner rit ,f ill tiini fr.A HMJr the cost and the aua itv. with a cron . .1 . J l,,u i-o3uei-i. mostly very convenient and tcmntin
to better one's .condition, has taken of sweet perfumed com folder, made l??.111? Ty X Ad h PIace em away just .as they are,
" "v - ' - luitut jium.-i i uctiu" w lucuu ilium uallv M in
.-1 I " 1 I A. 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I . "
er tne shelter, tne siring:. j usually there is so fueh
Southern Cnltlrntnr aMd hang up the bridles and harness to do at tho latter season that the re
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n tue earn. ruey will also last Ion-
Distance of Cotton Rows. &TL i ruH . ,,e, eaier:
xiicn biicic cue i iic uuw sueus in need
Cattle, if well housed, can
a thrifty family. The restless money- tned it, if he will compare the
getting spirit of the times, the desire the cost and the quality, with a
root on every farm in New England, of blades of Indian compiled one by S ' "
The younger element in these dSvs of one, by the tick of a cloct, as it were. Be"r "J f an "nler
ft,vi fraiwnnrrion Wm diVd-.ti. -Soiitliem Cultivator. uad h.ing up the bridles a
ea-ivl transnortation becomes dissatis
fied with the uh u m-drum life" on the
farm and yearns for something live
lier, i The farmer's boy gives up his
free life in the' copntry for one of
slavery in the city: he delves in the
Tlisir Baanass Boeing.
Prolialilv no one tiling lias mused sucli :i
revival 01 trmio ;it Tlnity, I)nnr sifi. ..u
s a little thing, and it is 'heir giving away to their customers of so
uvenient and tempt in f many free trial bottles of Dr. Kiny's New
iyis.civcr inr v.nnsuni)Uon. llieir trade
is simply enormous in lliis verv valn.il.l.-
article from the fact that It always cures
and never disanoolnts. Con lis" folds
stln3.1a, IJr one 1 1 ist is. Croui). and all throat
;ind kin diseases quickly cured. You
an test it before buviny by iri tliiiir a tr;al
Train for Kal-igli vli n.irksvfMlP 'x? Vo
daily. rAcejjt si nd.ty, a. in i .... 4, ryr j:
anlv h riarl.KH'r, T.vi f. M ; or.t-r , - P
M ; iieiidersi ii.t! 0 P l .: .nh ea Durii.' .o.:h) pin.
l;a!eig.i 11.45 ji in.
licturnliiK leav Tnlf;rli cJ il I . .vc:.t . ,? ,-.
j l.OO A. "."M". .; i I f,;r !, 1 I !,4 .
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riv's MuLiiioiiu. : .:o I' .
! No 51 and Mmincct.s'it i-i;-lii.:n:i ! i.iii-.- .v -i. t
i sunihsy for w,-s' ro!n'. Ml Tueslns. Taarsliivs
! 9 nd s.ipmliij s i' V, i'iln' r 1 r. 'i l'ul.it.
I ' No. s.i .urn iro.n - 1 Prii.it. i s l-tl!v .:)rr)(.
! Uoi :.t IM.'hio.tint! with o. : ) r.r 1 i,c Si'mh r '
i No. so ...Hi 51-eoi-n ts at '). sown . itli trains
to iiori from .Mou lu'.id fhy and Wlln lntrt'-n. .
N. 5' fin-vets at Greers!) n r.i, S-lui 1 fr
Fjvrt.ievi;:?.
j No. 5: coniHits nt ;.,v, ror tfl'soN C
1 Nos. .o an bi Make io?" cooin i ilon nt t nlvp!--'
!-h-. st olon v;a li;i-is4o :.:,J fr-a ; ha .el i Tl.
cxeent Sni 1 .s. j
I e.ive g'tt- ;
75th meridian time used tin tint "-I"
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" -! " ?aleJsr A r-bct,0r9
.. ra.lori.ars .. &alisburi t Klohu.
JOS. TAYLOH, G. P, A.
VlXBi nX.Aft:pTvr. A!
TO YOVMY ZlND RS ADEE.
Have jou planted
f 'fruit tree.L
On train no r ni.d r.i, Puiitn .n uiT' sieener
between a Alia 11 1 anu N'-w Yo.-: . lir-.-eosDoro
:t.d Aug ts. an-l Jre- nslvm). siievM:.-. - 01
Springs ar.i .Morrivuw n. 'I n. r
on train- :i nl s:t. Pnii
tw-n V;i.,ht:i: lM!i ir. '
pairing-of Summer clotiiinar itTwhollv
forg-otte:i, and only remembered when
wanted for use. There ai-o few things
as discoursing to a housewife as a pile warilented
or,
a:iu
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a bomrteoiis ippT
TliilArmJwvi'.,.;:,
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-? i if.u. , quince. : The
uiaije,4-.fiai,'ny,r.tK aH other dtsir-.
slLie rrilils. ICrif'.: i. i
orders? One of tun arc's g4reaT blt'iti
is our great iiuinbt v of varieties-of fiie
attractive wholsoiuc fruit's. L
The Cedar Ccve llurssries
has-on the ground uhout '. -
It is an Unsettled nilPstion nninnmf rtf ranjira
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some or our best D anters as to th hpst ho L-fnf. fhrmicrh f h ;fQr ,..K ux summer ciotnes waiting renaira
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'.No.4... J. I i .Li. T" I . I I l iii . a 1 .. . . I Whfll hfiV tlini.la t.-i-i i ,! -4,l 1
. , ". . , ., uiauuiLc 101 cotton raws 10 ooiain oesi Ness iootl than it exnosed to the po d . M i"" "mer
isy worK-rooms or cue iaciory ratner results. On land fht. withnnt. frHi;. anA a -...i -.:n ......... Z i: . work, consequently, if the
iiottle fioe, large siz.e $1. Every bottle
Il . il li e ' i ,cau1. ou ikiki uiai wunoui lertui-' rain and snow, and vil not be ao 'inb e
P heopenan-on thefarm, and zer will bring half bale of cotton to to fly away on the wings of the buz-
l,Ve' hK d,ngy hAXl h-U rUr" the acr what width f row give zards next spring.
rnnnHiMl hv iiniu nnrl tilth in nrufor. i , 1 , ,. .... . . . 1 o
. . " ... oesc result wuen well tertiiized in the There s some UKinure coin to
ence te dwellini? in the house he can Li.: no ni-. . , .. . . b"Jllo lu
" .. . . - - . ui nil-
summer
toendiiiff is! done ero putting away, it
will not have to be done after tho
spring cleaning, when the housewife is
exhausted in body and mind.
Woolen trarments will need tn hn
Lice Moore, who was arr.iiirned U-
fore our court here for the murder of
Laura Hi.itt a short time hio. h;.s been
fjund guilty of murder iu the fiit de-
-urcensboro tl orkmun.
in "n'
and.1 iu Dir; , .;: ;.''. . i..-. '.
K'tXi;'.- ' 'f
Tiimu l ll':'. 'I ' l i l.e i'.l'i : .t
all ini'iis. . ' ' :
For r:.t. sri 1 infr..-.), Uion. a:i ! to s.w ajroiii el
ihe rphiraily. or to
SQL HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOJ?.
iranv Mainigrr. t.eu. .rit
W. A. TURK,
I'lv. Pas. AiT.-nf.
f iji'i-.tfiiful fruit tjct-f. i!es'and Wacts
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ivi'iii i" V ! niiifii
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rrpP IrlWIK'Mrn II .i--.,.-, ,i fit fl .T r ..-S; , . .. Vt.-.-V4f!t 3--J
ikiiv o iiiui vuiiiiuii i iTLLrT 21.1111 .1 iii.i.ip. iiiuniinn 11 r r in 1 11.' i ... 1 - 1 ' . 1 - k . ' n l. w mi r ' v-m
ca II his own, where he may te free from .,nA vprv miM.h nh ' j t ,c n r it 1 " wen garments win need to bo - , t.s .t a $j r
care and worry and vicStay at 4,l(1 verJ "i"" oblige. A. J. & C. L. II. reduce your guano bill, and at the cared for the same as winter clothes. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. ! fr ' Mmd
home, young man! . Leave the excite- . i.Wfr.-There are so many vary- SeJlS! l'MpTe yT - t hat Tg & piece of camPhor- Tub Bkst Su v.-in the world r,n r : ' ' 1 Ml lBSil
raentof the factory and city for those ' ci.cumstances-character of .oil, pie of litter uudtn.sk, lying out there doing each! garment tightly in news- Brui i'oL, U IwrV 8 t Kl im'r.v'i I -"" -MK
who are so . unfortonatc as to be obliged hety of cotton, seasons, distance be- the corner, wil also add to your paper or trunks, fastening the edges so Sore,, Tette. Chapped Hand, c "dlf.l , I t&- I. 'Jm
to taste it. i tween plants along the row that no .ompost heap, and is worth saving, as to exclude moths, bunshades brush Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.".! p0sjtiv -
- Mr. Ben Tuckerwnting from Lon- unvarying rule can be given. We that you are through with that, jell, do up in paper and place away in ly cures Piles, or no pay required'. It is :zHf$Mf&2
Jon England to The American A- have studied the subject and exptri- sPpose you repair that picture fence. drfwfs lf hats with guaranteed to -ive perfect satisfaction, or 'Mmm
Jiit P'fp SSiBBB or:;:;;;! jL,:u
I have visited nearly every county in ber of. stalks -on the land, and the nich leisure to think or talk about the clothes make a memorandum of aU mVV' "' StT, ,",t hlU', thr""U MMtMmM
England, and have conversed with the nearer tly should be disposed on a haul times: and if his conr.se w pur- the articles to be placed awav, and you J, 1' :;s 1 lUe :,lul -iit to the fa
larger and the more humble farmers, square; because, since the plant food is sued you wi find, ; after axylnle, that will find it ai great help when readjust- bIe Sli once' . &iWW-
anu me story is tne same wnerever you Mrrv fc i wiuaiij uisinouieu ,, . " : iumw w iwuny Hummer wararooc. , , , , tt?f5i&t$&iHW
go: MTliere is no use for us to at- throughout the surface soil, each plant their tents and silently stolen away. wto Dwlget. IT l,.- ffigjglf-
tempt the cultivation of the larger hould be so placed as to reach with its . A Goth." ' ' . Ta. FPPljS" mmmkM
k.a 4 roots everv iin W. : Gotham Fairy Tale. F'a telrHnHH. t,..fWfoWr j, J
tk MMVUllUU lUUU TC . . J ""1 bU9 DUll. I . L' T I r-X Jill II
n li4 cmnir I lhis is trua also wUn fU. l.nJ 1...I Down on tht. C.rAH- s.if.n. roti soe, t said a Hroadwav car ron- 'JMwSi
UCU WUC aillCUIllUU 4.41 MUC- LU4I1ICI 4 1 1 4 1 - w M ACUU 11413 - -" wmw 41.V4UW M B 441 . I
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hun fo.i imj 4..1 1.
ducts, fruits or stock, but no wheat or
l 1 - l:.
Down on the Credit Syt.m.
ni. t., , i ,
"" v i - i uui iitiiuerx run now. it rnr mn rim.
I . , mj I ia Ml.. a - 1 - - . mm. " V. U J 4 41.
corn. 'Save for home con su motion. I " nen tne tertilizer is aDnlied in Isirp nnir. Hio r m.) i f o..otm i ...-i. .
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This.-is the universal story throughout t,ie drill, .it is better to widen the rows for good. The evils of this system ire
thercountrv; This feelim? on Ihe 80 as to require less time both to dIow manifold To sfnrf
part t the farmer I mean the actual and to hoe, as well as to concentrate chant's figures that everv fifth mm"
fanner, the tenant farmer is fixed andl U1C iertiuzer and push off the cron in- will fail to n.-,v tl,-,v doi.t. ...ui.
it is nbt,the landUrd's business whtit 1 e.iirjy vigoroiis growth. Assuming at the start, with an nllmv .,,
crops should be cultivated, i This in- tuat tliere should be three stalks to each interest churned up to the buvcr
tertereuce on the part of the landlord J4" 3 ra, or utne square teet, if not Then there is the expense of a boek
has been the cause of hundreds often- fertilized at all we would prefer to keener and cnUooinr LuA ; ; u:u
aiitrv giving op their acres in desoair the rows three feet wide and the taken tnm.tw' n.ii., . V. r.n .. '
and turninsr their attention1 to otlnr stalks twelve inches .mart, in ordt?r tn runt wu?nU iuL i v
.. i , .- . : , " i ii i i. 1 1 w "ivu me uiiiu niitL ouvs on a
pursuits. One thing isceftain;so long g t'rpt yield psr acre. . If fer- credit has to pay. Mr. Edwards of
as this feehnir exists, sr lono- will this tilized in the drill we would widi.ii tho ih aii;.J,.- vL. 7:, ' OI
"ternble depression continue. Grain rows to three and a half feet, and in- that the banks here have Dlentv nf
crops have -decreased since r 1887 by ?reils me aistenee between the plants money to loan and the rate of interest
neany a million acres, when they cov- proportion i ne amount of fertili- is U per cent, per month Now if
wv7 w'"4 w". -. , v,cS, out --- -rr ' piouuce, iarnier nas to Ouv $ltX) worth of uoods
nastuse and stock raisin a iJiave pop-I unassisted, a half bale to the ar.rc tin. tn n.nU o f, A fe""""
TeDondini?lv increasetL (n ftnr. rows should Oiobablv nwr LL., nr. i' .u. , 10 rank
11 til Id 4 1-4 14 ,1 A if 1 4IY .a t-IA T n4-..n o,. .. IT.IlSlll IrtllP TiUt if WO I fii. 1 1 I I M I .. ' "Jr till
. .iu Hum 4.uiuivi.kiuu l.l. lire Icivl vcWMIIlZ CJL -.. 4.vv, ir ci IClfc.liWni in (lie I Cll INOVPinhpr tllO Iff .....1.1. tl
tentof land under culture' of small dKH o ai tp double the vield!w. wnM
fiuits. such as trooseberries. eurriint? suggest that the rows bp incr.-.l t L,.wi Ai A v . .
uy means oi evaporaiors, jam lactones vwoa to uiminisn ttiecostof
tiuiw, nuituiim ncrtMAi uu cunreiy i tt3 lu ue piowea and onerdit- TLL.ni.;n i
ew enUrprise. - I am glad to say that boed is decreased. P llDa salinl f or the f T? m""
1,- ..:J.- fi,a .k: :,i Aft.r nil. .lnW . u j:-.., x, c ;.,T,ns f.or he Wmfr of SUon the
VHt MiAiyi ny vi uci luaiyiiiuw ciun air I i " v. in , kiic uiSliilUCC 111 Hi I BllHI Worth nf rrttiCl I.. i . .
Ho'SHt for Hog,., rW..Mtt. 4-VU.J "Tl. i. .v." fas.Vi,r ,!'.s K03 without going t the
Th. Tn P.rm.r "4 f.il.V.H.T- f- " -.1 """K..IOr l?e U WOttM be
frieud of oura ia .East Tenneie sij rirt, of cot T,7bit of 3' Z'
never allow vour hoirs to have sa It and exercises a verv Mntridli'ntr iVfl- - -r . Tr" "'v luc iarnier
thev will neVer have cholera. His in determining thV Ut TnoiSol?t"nk for money
houlmct every year,
uing nn judgment on experience and latter had, two to one rather self h m
tr- j t i. win. pioai.
11 eatheiford Constitution.
some five Year us:o he Quit
them. S;nce then he has not had a case
of cholera, while neighbors I adjoining
his iarm had more or less cholera every
year.! uae 01 the neighbors quit salt
iiii; liis hogs three years ago aud has I eriousl
hot .luui a ;.ise of cholera since. A
suupfe remeJy; let sojie of aar far Jierj bullet which lodged in her eto
ir it. - . ; J - . 1.V. ,Vr-- 'rt " t -
Mrs. James Philbeck, whd was so
nousiv jvoiiuaea DV Van Ctn.. i I TM i . .
. r r . . 4 - w..ivcT iu i liic NurParil t.innar n-
.November, last. . has Tonrhvi i 4i i... , , ; Vn
. . . ' f-MW ki.C I I1LS 11 V lilt tl Wn .rnnn.i. I i. 1
stoinaca. keens an cvp n.,P,i fN .. :
ll!S neighbors. i J
Fairy Tale.
"You soef said a Broad wav car con
ductor, as be reffintered two faroa oa
the indicator in response to three just
reoeived, ?it inn't as easy for us con
ductors to 'cheat, the company as tho
public seni to think. We are re
quired," he continued, "as he collected
five fares and nin up three in a buoy
ant manner, "to obtain five cents from
every passenger, and then to register
each faro on the indicator. Of course,1'
ho observed, meanwhile ringing up
one in exchange for two fares taken in,
"each passenger sees me ring the indi
cator for his or her fare, and it is im
possible not to do so without being
found out. "Why," he added, jerking
the rope so j gently that the indicator
didn't ring for the two faros ho had
then pocketed, "if I did not register
every fare I receive I should deem it
proper for any one to have me arrested
for dishonesty." So I had him arrested.
Puck.
"Ma," said a Jittlo student of n.itur
al history, "do frogs go to Ireland in
the winter time, when every thing is
froze up?" Xo, my dear; wheat makes
you ask such a question?" "Because
teacher says they always hibernate in
winter," was the reply of the observing
young hopeful.
The genius of 'America is stepping
high about theso days. The average-
uuiuuer or patents ibsued weekly
ovar three hundred.
fu.1tl n.m.Jm ll-.i.L .
lUtt. nlill.lrlv
walrft ia U WurliL
inf. V'4ir.
ramtd. Ilraiy 6ol,ii o!l
imuunr -. Bi iM ld.,.'
ml ( mis' uzcx, w-iiii n orkt
ml cur. of qna .mliie.
Uncl'ernoii in rich lo.
CO 1 1: T mi Ifrr.-i nun Ct-.k
to4Ttiirr with ecr Inry indnl.
able Has of IT oucrltold
Kanplri, ThiM UDtpUt.
ll th .lrh. we griid
. , i rri-, auu pier jr. urt lrii
them In voar himi. tim A i...k. ....i . i.7. ., . '
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Who nisy bar snlied, I ber become your ow. firupvitr. Tbc-.
one ran ba aura cf re!c1ric the XVotrlt
yji-l Samploj. Yieyny all ciprw. frcirhl. cc. ildrirota
bUuwaVo., liox la,I'orUuiid,Mniae.
D. A. ATWBLIi'S
HARDWARE STORE,
Where a lull line of-goous in his line, inav
alvas be.friund.
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.U4iyro(i 10 x-u Ki yur i.earest r:uIrt(H
-t.s'. n.iUivilitt luu ,, -is jiai J, ; I nin ilea '
every owe who jvaius to plant a. tree,
grape ine, or trawbeny jlant, eic. I
hav- no etiniparativei uom petition af ta
extent of grounds, and desirable ljin-stry
Mock or quantity. I can and
WILL RLE ASil YOU.
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. I ha ve .11 siz?s of trees desired frtma3
fodt tree to 6 aiid 7 feet high and slocks
rriced dt script ve ratalogiie -free. Ail
dress, - j ' ' ;.
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W.;CRAFTvPr6p;L
i Vi.lkiTi county; X. C.
it f v:nci -i fl 4. r I ir
Advrrtislni Ii'ir-aadO SpViliv m.'.'i.-. , v- r
wntntc-ts may l ior it x.,y VOiitl.
Caveats, Trade Marks and
Copyrights I 7
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Oii't'i- xv. puucfl injur Moderate J ec s,
UUiLOiaceisoppttwte tul . , Paierit ttlJite,:;
we canouiiilu l-'aienti. in fin ii "i. nu kcr.
jnotefroiu WasliiDg-u-u. i
nia i-.ioaesorrirawins. e aavUe afctopaUM"
abiliiy free of oliaig:e;a,ad oiake.VociaoK'U '0"
v. va r. j 1., ICT
Wereter her" to the Postmasier: tl;t- suii
.Money irder i;lv. unit to ni)iiininr ih- i" s rii
entoltlce. FerctrcuJar. advice, temis and rffrj
ences to 4iclualeUeiii8tn yclir oa State or couctyi
IT.tl r s- .aaaw iT ... I
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opposite Pateutoiuce, wasliliigiojiD.jC
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Oct. 1.'S3 If,
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Salesman for Agricultural and Ma-,
chinery specialties sell to the trade.,
State ae reference, amount ejepectad
for salary and expenses, Address.
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