farm, ib.tuseboli?!
ifu ! . • A .• t a I• • »r
XViutcr \YtrU for I r i!t-(.r«>>vi-rs,
AltliO !_']) r h*is r "nd !i Hi i
us, wlion ) em y all • :?-•] 'or w>rk i- !
bro i/';t t j n ivi-c, \>f t > tho fruit
grower tl »!f' •. 1 . •Tv . f bu«ir.es«
that ■ in hw 1 .i.e. •!'. 1 tl. it to an n I
vantag«, for b\ so 1 ■• u g much time
can b- gn .■# ] fr •» *).•■ It f-it-nn
of *'»r ' ' r • * ' 1 '! :ts T
work in*** ! is r : » .•.»
Or.- f\t; t plea-ant «i av—that is.
when it is nut frwezin:; —the trirn
lui 1 * i ! ' 1 f•' lit tr*"-
can be |> r*rf »r;• ■ 1 In fact, I consid
er. ami it appeal - t  b» th* experi
f'lici. uf 11•;i, v i /rowers, that win
ter is b»-t fin f r trimming ft
fruit ti ... r. I.I 4 .: !:i*- L• is :.. ich lilOl'C
lei- i: *. ut i . . 1 • ! "rf >rme 1
]iin( , li n. >re rmefuiy >tn' 1 .ru atlv.
i i •• . it !;'• l- ii > •
ir . " ' ' V \ USV s n
o i .> •t »V»ne. if
it *■ t s -1• »ii •- ut nil. When large
>  ' i - though*
i * tpjirL ▼
. ' • -. 1 ru trim
v 1 >ut h. \
I ' \ neg.ert I
1 • -1 r , t *• ml sto get |
t" • in -h ./. ■ before be cuts thenjj
ofV ( >x11 v rut t lie »:i:rt t wi"s audi
• : .. or imvbe i fef. nia!l limb*
t'i«i 4 i■.  -> • i■> ■ «)i • other us to
til! t!.«- ; r 11 • 11 ■ y and spoil
c 1 tl.' 1 .*•• \ ' f th" t head.
(,i i l l t i n)rl (■'"»(' fi« to
i l t' ' ' ! ' -t. wliirli
are n  ii -t » tli • perfect ripening
and (•'»]' iii:„' of the fruit and the
/eiito! 'tl "• I)' .■ 1 r of the tree.
It j."-, v• In en my experience
tlr.t : '• !> 4 t i x f r pruning the
graj'e is ei tl hare fallen
in t' •' i'i' !!•..•• ;t: fu'-t. the sooner it
can I>e done the better-—when the
wood, if w:iuted for cutting 4l , can be
>uve.j I>\ ti. iki' / i'.t ' ~iiitfil.il• lengths
ami putting twnv in earth where
t i "v w... .! ! •(• me- fr«>7.en till the
11!u ■ ('• 1 j u.' .it.,'; (.ut in the spring.
Tlit in > le 1 have a'wivs practiced,
at; 1 !. 1 eOu-si 1» !' the best, is
w -K: v'i i- ti •• *♦ renewal sys
tem. l\' two rnne* for arms,
w • . t 1 i •! zontal ▼ upon
w .or tii.- tto I>▼ i>n » inch, and
a! •. >. ;! ■ot • oie to grow i>erpen
v. ;; >' i 't r t ii:in eight ineh
rs i: .i. j I ; . tl' h!! Other bud"
as tmrtv ;ii |"' ir. a?,. 1 keej>ing oil
all lateral ■ When the canes have
ar'pjiri 1 i lit'-it,'!,t of four or rive feet
pinch ofV t!.«i end, and 'he. p so doing
through t ii* sw.i-on: t hu•» all the
strui!;th ti it would be ( xpended in
n i!.u uti? t »ibH \ wood will go to
m.ike l ir;;e bite lit -nn 1 berries of
the fruit, which ar« wanted.
I IT ' r c -T.vinced bv p'i-t oT]ie
ri' : e tl nt we tiiu-t I. the ground
I f i - tl i rows culti
v,»tnd and wt. ' with ail weeds
an 1 «,r t-- d -troT' 1. if " would
rear* the h' c ,h« «t b» n» fit from our !a
--1 : f tl • i ; f ] :i: t -ny Tint -
eig" t fw tap trt. with my re* - the
Minn' list anco l>et w t en.
t: I>.
II it t f 1( * ;f y. Mat T'at. l
Wlj.it lift I To Do?
The sv;: J >t:.s f lhliousne— are
in 1 :t:• i : * 1 .1 too we! known.t They
differ in different individuals to
gome t \u-i.t. A Riiious man :>
doin a 1 'ukt i-t »ater. 100 fre
(pi* Ltlv. a .-. ; t has an exceilt nt rtp
petite for liqui Is but none for sol
l.ls of a inoriiing. I lis tongue will
hardly bear inspection at anytime;
if :t is not white and fi:rr* d. it i«
at all events.
digestive system is wholly
t .t . f oivl*»r aud Diarrhaa or Con
st.j a. 'U may be a symptom or the
two e lV alternate. There r\re often
lit :..i i: . ids or even 10-s oi blood.
1 i.ei i i:.h% bt> ''lddmes.- and often
iieatiat. itt iin l acidity *. r t.atu.t' >'•
and teiidernei>s in the jit of the
stomach. 1 t correv t all tiiis if not
»ffert a c ire trv (t-fen * A>nj»t#i
I ■■ r, it c -t but a tritle and thou
- Miu is attest .t- etticacv.
A I»i > Ag rlcuil ire.
I ! 'lieve. w t;j T'rof. N.;wmau, that
t;.e tru® farmer shou 1 l. a" far a« po--
>. pro I -f ,v; nee ie I f. r
t:. 1 - -ij }• rt an 1 comf »rt »? the fami-
He on- .t t > make Li- !. r:.e
co .f rtuL.e ' 11i«I p>-»»ant with tree-.
gras-.au 1 f! r.vers aiouu 1 it; then all
the fruit a:.] vegetables that could
■ grown iii li.-, climate, with poul
try. e„-g«, meat, not simply bacon,
bit r a!, mutton ai, 1 beef. Mutton
w. !l-grown and properly dressed is
both ] alatablo a: 1 healthy, aii• 1 if
the family be too hi:. all to c siume
the v, :.©.» carca-». ft »s>»tem of ex
ci a'ige between T.eighl" rs might
easily be inaugurated by which the
f* >ni quarters could be .11»j>«i of.
rrj som sections msttou can b* pro
luce 1 much cheaper than p"rk A
frien i o£ mine i- u t«iv aucceenful
farmer; he raises all tliesf. and
*:.h.l;s his business about the best
::i the w»r 1-I He i- a man who
•-.ay-. }.«- money to pay hi- tuifs.
ne v r i,h- anv -tore bill- or interest
t • m (-t. and -• Idom has ar v fault to
• •'■ • with til'* market*. because, ba v -
-"o be-t to sell, he always r ets
tii" highest price This man was
-h me his well-kept garden.
\\  .1 tilled cellar and fine hogs, poul
try, sl.eep. and cows, when I re
marked that ho must have a surplus
of each. "\es, said he, ''but we
always use what we want and sell
what iw left. —Atlanta Cultivator.
For weak lungs, -pitting of blood,
shortness of breath, consumption,
night sweats and all lingering coughs
I >r. Fierces ''Golden Medical I>ib
covery is a sovereign remedv.
Superior to cod liver oil. By drug
gUtn.
I'litnt llrouiu C*rn.
Farmers should be on the lockout
for the easiest and surest ways to
support the family and make a rath
crop to meet the demands of I lie tax
gatherer and other demands 9:1 the
pocket, and it will always be our
pleasure to aid them airy way we
can. There are lands in this county
that will pay better in broom corn
than anything else, if there was a
market for such produce, which will
soon be the case. The Charlotte
Hornet says:
'• A party of progressive gentlemen
of this city, determined to keep up
the boom bo happily started here,
have decided to begin at once prepa
rations for a broom factory. But as
the material will have to be raised,
their first step was to get seed for
who will raise the broom corn
Already parties hare written to the
Department at Washington, and to
tther place*, f>r seed, which will be
supplied to farmers free of -e->t.
Now. if our country friends will take
hold and raue the broom corn, they
will have a market her® for all they
can raise This is an enterprise that
wul be of direct benefit to nil. The
c »rn can be raisud in this and a Ijoin
ii counties: the broom handles car
be turned at the -j oka and handle
works ill this place: ftlid. with a few
skiiied laborers, the broom can le
finished in all lti part- in the factory
here. It will give employment to
n.a:.y. who n. gin otherwiae be pass-
Hi.. their tiiuu in idleness and vice.
A Sound I Opinion.
K. Bainbridge Mundav
t▼ Atty-, Cia% Co.. Tex suVs : "lli\e
used Electric Bitters with most I aj
py results. My brother also \eiy
low with Malarial Fever and .lain
dice, but was cured by litc v u>e of
this medicine. Am 1 FVctric
letters sfcyevl his afe.
Mr L> I WilccT- 1. of H'-r-e
Cave, Ky.. adtfc a like testimony,
saving: He positively believes he
would Lave died, had it not been for
h.wctric lb tiers
This rcrntdy will ward eff,
as we., lis cure *.. Malaria Dis»ea* "•
and f« r all Kidney. Liver and
a h Disorders stands uLe.jualed
i'nee soc and ?'l at Koyst»r.- Ibug
t>tore
Marketing Crop*.
I
The whole matter of marketing
%
cro.»- : -c- i. >t I" ± to receive the •
attention it deserves. Many a man .
will stilly into the best w.iv of pro
ducing his stuff and will work hard
on the nop all summer, ami then
~-l\ It at the fir-t opportunity, with
out making any effort.■» to ascertain
the .-.ituatioii. so far as supply and
mar'-.et prices are concerned. The
business en 1 of farming needs to be
studio 1 even more than j reduction.
Many farmers do not put a sufficient I
value on reliable ai.d comprehenßive
crop an l market reports. The ea-
with which the dealers in
pro luce utilize such information u
an ever-present illustration of its
value. The fa-t there are practi
evilly n> > of informational* uf
crops and markets to *hich the far
mers rir:T m t hive ace* ,« to as w«-l 1
as dealers, if the* ar« willing to pay
for it. When the farmer makes the
selling of his crop* as much n busi
ness as do-* the buyer, lie will find
farming m >i *« pr- fit able
llou't Ix pertinent.
You cannot afford to waste time in
experiment when veur lungs are in j
danger. Con-umption alwu'vs seems,
at first, only a cold. T)o not permit
any dealer to impose upon \ou with
some cheap imitation of I>r. Kind's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. I»ut be sure vou
r »
- f et the genuine. Because he can
r-\ O
make more pro tit he may tell you he
has something just as good, or just
thw same. Don t be deceived, but
insist upon getting Dr. King's New
Discovery, which is guaranteed to
give relief in all Throat, Tung and
Chest affections. Trial bottles free
at Kovsters Drug Stor* Large Bot
tles sl.
VI Inter Kllnttt.
A writer in the Ohio Farmer calls
attention to the unsightly surround
ings out of doors so frequent about
homes, which inside are kept as ne at
as a new pin. The whole question
i* merelv the extension of an idea
\Yt; never aetually get rid of dirt.
We remove it, or by tire change its
foria Usually the thing to be de
termined is. how far shall the dirt
be removed? Some neat housekeep
er* are satistb' 1 to throw dirty water
out of the chamber windows and the
dish scrapings ont of the kitchen
door. Their purpose i» served if
thbv no longer see tha dirt. The
chickens are always (dose t > such a
house, and while they nru excellent
scavengers, they do not increase
cleanliness in other ways. These
convenient habits destroy all ambi
tion to keep a nice looking yard,
which i- seen by 100 people to every
one whe see* the inside of th® house
Besides, the »>>il becomes -oakel
Willi foul water, throws off a disa
greeable smell an 1 is punitive.y un
healthy.
It is « stimatfd that ] in factories
:n New Kng'.an 1 turn « ut 10.soo.0« «»..
oi l!) j in- v»-ar. v. at 1 th it >t I*l ' ic
t- »i n s in the States bi mg the num
ber up to 1S0I»0/MMiOO. Thi> i-,
 iittal to «l out one j in a day for ev
c I'V lllhal ;1 u' t «»f * 1 lilted Mat*-
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