The herald-advance., July 11, 1890, Image 7

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KMING WUKI.D.
A
B0UI HAY.
r»-inti'-w*
on
•ui when pivxsin? out of the
always vvuit' until tho dew
V3
a contributor to the
,1 lsirinnr. «'i:—• -intil Uip
to rau!n. tIk !i '•••'k it of
barn. Tlie^r-n point in
is
n.t
liiiv -ui.. ilamp­
in contact, wit.ii i Ilii.v of
1 pa-i through
to it. a«'i win kft-p it.s
should bu cut whi'n in
1Tvl
part of the first blos
iniun.: t.o*turn brown. Al
\til tli'* ili'w is "tf «r ii.sp tli*
11 turn i'. anil £t. all (lamp
•. i" hay evaporated.
the color and ipial
,m i is liable to produce
pt out •'t 'i barn, would
laiy i I have had
n putti'i
S({
1
n
I i III.::
ve »ndn of the roof trained
he roof to slide upordown
"i tho posts. Holes were
•ost to put in pitis to hold
When it is time to begin
n the roof at the top of
begin the stack between
uihl to a finish, or in case
enough hay cut, put in
-topping work on the
length of time, lake out
.ower the roof down upon
ng the hav level, or near
o stack settles the roof
0 hay down and protect it
wind. If I were going to
oiild build it for ricks in
s it would be cheaper In
n cost of lumber and the
i,v. Then when not in use
hay they could be used for
in tools, wagons, or any
Juld be housed from sun or
1
to 1 It-
1
PUMPKINS.
Their iiup «»o,i f,P
v|
More ..*
1
111
-..il ill- any thing
isj qualities of the hay.
impness. and the closer it
to exclude ihe air after it
letter, and more perfect it
have known some farmer*
in instead of salt, claim
thrrt* was any damp
ly it would remove it. I
uw much benefit the hav
it, however. The quality
Is on the ctirinsf. Wild or
v N asily oureil, but is
from spoiling after
'.von Id probably keep
,n a Darn, but. as a general
blue-stem grows and is
lay. thpro are very few
necessary consequence is,
he stacked out of doors,
iun.i the art of stacking so
i not get into tho center,
•tnv to keeping
with seed a'
Seed should
this contain
the
when s.a: i.
I them
ral days before weaning,
mixed with milk, which
wed to stand I'rovido a
.'lace where the pigs can
"Ives, and eat without bo
then they will soon learn
accustomed to the changed
-c at which they should 1m
ds greatly oil their condi
havo been well fed, and
1
II, they can, as a rule, be
they are eight weeks old.
-ot doing so well allow an
eeks' nursing. A good
very best place for grow
here is a good supply of
,l
quantity of bran and
them in good order. It
made too sudden a change
er s milk to grass.
1
'ger of the pigs getting
-s time, and it ia almont
correct the mischief. As
every precaution should
•void such. When there is
We difference in the size
'f the pigs, which often
1
'Ws have largo farrows, a
wf,
an the best pigs first
smaller and weaker ones
Jays longer. At this sea
the growth of the pigs
1 be tj)0 profit, find the
'w onwards, until real hot
n.
is the very best time to
Ithy growth. The ex
and cold weather are both
ning growth, whilst the
"°1 weather in the early
ln
under proper condi-
Dlor
favorable for rapid
young pigs, if they have
"J green clover, there is
'I* °*er-feeding but it is
!|je
to give pigs or stock of
than they can clear up
Oraiice Judd Farmer.
1
farmers whosi ..
pumpkin has ht
will yield When
would bo surprisi -.,
can be grown win-,
a liberal appln-at
tin re best adaptf
Cutting,
tie :m.
niigl. ii.,l
priced forn.
yet w lie re p.,
vrv cheap
a lairv it ri::i
ricks seven
in I lino
is, and cov
i. |v boards bat etied
favorable seasons
.• .j,. uiik- coimnenoe
1
of hay ii
locia
11v in Kansas. Many
mer gets his hay anil graki
food condition and along
ot wind and all of his labor
a tar as the kfrpm^
a
:.
1
1 i merit
1
«d *, with
id of ma
les J. II.
in New
nl of mn
1 not tho
pumpkin
1
Cregory. Marble .. \i i
Ktiirland I'iirm.'r, i
mire ..,
kind w til.- t....
crop, i ., ti r,.,., ......
phorie at: in
ti
i
o
beine i
found TV •••!1
loaO-s i.-'
tons. .- t,. ....
•hou i:
!iea\
'I'll is
grad-
HOOF Knit HAY-STA' K.
v
»,ack is i-•
11i
«uste ev r. i."
:ay for huttb.."
-. year* atro. -1
••••.-i with three-eigli
lling. They
them as --"lid as
I make -i then
n i -aoo foil i\# inch
-:,e gro i !l
P. -'OS at the i
"11 and
then
moved,
-icher n
VVir«« Fmrp Hr."
.1. umiay.
send
turn (f
poMS
inchi
ANING PIGS.
Soiiip I'r«ciu-
Shoutii lit* ObHf*rvp(l.
1)3 is aKvays an important
should be taken to see
ntion is given as will pro
lintain a steady growth,
usually is to commence
next
11-'
'i I 'a i,
I arm and Fireside a ite-crip
•ace for a wire fence. The
eight feet, apart.. The cross*
,\t 'eet f.ur
(..MxffWniiii .mil Jt* l'nra»lt«.
Tr,.• :r-a I'laildeereav -t the imported
cabbage-worm i Picris rap-e i 'ing tho
last several years, change i a-' year to
an eno'iiious increase at .• a in cn
tral Iowa, savs the American Agricult
urist. The decrease was attributed to
its many insect enemies. Last year tho
butterflies hovered over tho cabbago
patches in swarms and were so plenti
ful that eggs were deposited on many
allied plants, as turnip, radish, wild
mustard, etc! Hand-picking the worms
and trapping the butterflies, which havo
been practicable during the last few
years, were out of the question whero
the patches were large. In our patch,
containing only about, half a hundred
plants, we picked V00 worms and ogL-»,
and then gave up in despair. In a few
davs after resigning the cabbages to
their fate, we noticed that the jong*
looked-for parasites had arrived, and.
as if to make up Tor their tardiness, they
appeared in great numbers. Scarcely a
worn, escaped. We killed several which
were literally filled with tho larva, of
the parasite. Thirty were counted in a
single worm. We did not kill many of
,he worms, as it would only destroy the,
parasites, and the worms were already
doomed. We attributed the unu-^ia
amount of cabbage-worms to the mild
winter of isns-h'.i and the small number
—caused by some unknown reason ^of
the parasitic IIvmenopterous flies ,Mi
crogaster glomeratus,. The present
year the cabbage-worms will pro.ja.dy
be few. unless some disease bas alts' k"d
our friendly parages, whose rlustersof
small yellow ocoons can now e
fully seen ail er the
u'a:-i-
n.
leaves, etc.
As a H"
ar
.of
when a good vanity
supplied. Corn is both heating a
stipating. two conditions that it wui -i
Itfund desirable to avoid at this time.
iESIDE 1',-:AGWIEN
l'""t sli
UV1
lie-
with iht)
0 what
"itg corn
crop that
ly ana fn
-Karly
Krnish
iin i
lie:'
and
but a sinal. i
vine class.
and melon-.
loam that -i
nitrogen, nni
is al:i.. i-1 *i
ity Of
nitropi
ll
P.
at
1
fill
i n
0 pay
1 olf 'a
I ist sprin I t.,
of air loam tnat
ai•"ut the equival
-'f"•*'• for the four
••. ii 'lied
I* I four .*,.•
rath'
well mixed. I
t)iec- .- planti
May
toward the
igan matnn
vines being ti1
each hill. Tl.e
though at
growth I ho weeds
there had to be soro
the fall, after tho
had mostly died down,
ered with its huge fruit,
twenty to .forty no und#.
rniist
color, -a i
sight T," -a i
e i
1
he Mi-
mpkin- ilslJx!.'
reduced wa
ad three a
period ,'ir
got tho start, and
hard pulling. Ja
leaves of the vinos
fipld, cov
ing from
and al
-t oranga
striking
"iod, and
tie loads
ight, wo
•Ung two
ring ten
Id om*
lice of a
mix '.
lent I ,:.
ritnend' i
'1 as an v
cunnei
.-i'i.: is svno'iA'-
Hhaj.i- and *c "v
but while
direction a.::-, i
un*-
1
1
1
o n s 1 I 1
at the i
1
acre r• r- i, 1 ...
a vera.-" w.l n
poitn
'I'll ia^
the ft" ... s.
sever-'.. tr.• :.--i
.-
a farmer
i
A'lth si
,i
art e, v.-u—1 A a-, VI 1 •, .,t
tile V ., -.
'I". uiii.ii v are. eiean, tii*
fin-' old wu
1
.a in a towel.
"i"g uir vly dry pull i-.
.i lark roi a
•i t'l:'. rtlb in |.
'ft ttan' i
Don't ir"r
f'.ev are pertei'tiy
I -para to honey fr.e:. the coi: !..
pu: i v-comb and a a tin i
njion a in••• relv war':, ve, adding
a tahh-.sp of wale: each itound
of honey.
v
.• .fi-asion.i a ith a piece
of '. :, e:its of the pan are
in a i i •-.!! .-I. i o not allow boil
•ng "i the pan from the
tfr i The cake
of A ... A will i
hole !!. iV
»p
io
1
i ca". y lifted
i knife.
:-toak is v.- a-.,. p-. i.ar.-!.
i a I ".. :d: not h. r.
-i-m.-'r :-e .d v to serve. It
i i i i i n o
l! fa'. »!,e M' liroWIl ill.
». t- and turii' s
i
i
,• I. .- kled w
i .'"''ii i' e-\ ,| (tied W. •,
THE PERFECT HOME.
irv.iilt(l by at) V tih)H|ili'ie
a .• po!.-lii ,•* 11.
'.ii" i Cil and 'i. "liyo
l':.e i' 'Sphere ..f a i.-'ino
:i.-:i i fo" "harm on. hi.iurr.
I- Ii- .1 lia:' liony and
tfu •.
M.le
prn :.
I V a i n o
lav lie a ipoiutments, lie
eaulii.--- ild arrallge:n(
lie acii :e i. The ciieerf!
drit that can ostite
mishaps at their tr
i thy any lingering r«
i-
i i a i i i e e a u y o
.,'i-l i handling.
t-.. n well and
done in '{•l':e:,-'o and good
fee i- N.i'!,:: io:erly fatal
'. l.ee-" e •.: .e r. Noth
•I s -.o 'iseless and so ive in its
on ill tiie gold of The story
irly life of -Huroiil I'nulerick,
who is now in ikiu^r such a name in l.c
tion, is fully suggestive. The moth' r,
in jieculiarly hard and limited circum
si-uices. still held fast to hope and be
lief. and trut in better days to come.
The future novelist. a- a child of seven,
was obliged to vise by daylight, attend
to the cows for nis mother's dairy, feed
aud drive them pasture, and carry tho
milk to tho fac.torv. He wore shab
clothes, and had scant time for stucy.
lint the wise mother made the most .f
every hour. The frugal meals were
made to the children a beautiful time,
in the fund of stimulating thought and
information upon which she drew for
h"i' con
versa ion: the essentials of tha
home life, in sunny sweetness, in eour
a_re and cheerfulness, wero kept even in
all their barren poverty. And so the
atmosphere was favorable to the intel
lectual development of the boy, devoid
as it was of all luxury, and even of most
of the ordinary comforts of life. Ono i
reads the lesson between the lines, and i
realizes anew that the atmosphere of a
home is its uiost potent ciiarm. Boston
Budget.
An Import a ii I Invention,
An invention has been perfected in
the glass industry which, it is sta'f 'l.
will accomplish a complete.revoluti "i
in that branch of manufacture. Until
Vie present it has been possible to pro
duce sheet glass only by blowing a
hollow cylinder, which was then ci.it off
a-parated and polished. An American
maiMifai't :irer has now succeeded in pro
ducing glass plates of great breadth a: i
of any desired length by means of ro. ,
im". lilass Ihus produced is said
possess a far greater flmine-is and trans
parency. The rollers seize the stick/.
li'|illd irlass which incotldueted 'O thev
from the bottom of a melMncr tub, wit'.
out. the intervention of anv other ap
paratus whatever. N. V do .ruai.
WOES OF THE DENTIST.
I ontiiliiiL' Alniii.|il llt» Telia
4-t* «t' His Ofllcp.
ClTARI,F
Of
Uitt
le a hangman
••vpecting any
a iked an
•lappreciated
"d for hours
i an's mouth,
ate m\ neck
...:.j a bow-knot,
•nt ii
red to straight
relief. I have been
as far
ratitude
"ggrievi
l'e eSsio!
ver a b.i
hero 1 I.,
nd tie
nd at
n up w:':.
w s e- i i s v i n i
ung in
iiearl\
I.on".
i
rapid -v
bod]1v
I rom th-
..4, .!.lie 1 II 1 II
tiuct of ••. ng her:- .• v.e -.efct ad- I
antage coiitlii .• I A ubher
am or a -•••e«
(i
1
'.o u.s u
•opacity r: e to per
"!i o
eauty, a uin wil
id the ti*
ui rage.
haa a funnv e. .j„,
'-'-r d:t\ -III .11-1 uai-K v ,v :.•• n a :i
-i
I lis face 'A i- .,
tlannel e -,
!iJaiUli I "I- ibodini'
i he tool .[ one to t. it. i 1
1st as I .i ,: I la Ilill yiil'o, le ie
i pro longeu nowi a
1
a '.»! 1 y silot
'.«lf through the open u .i. iow out ..n-..
i e s e o o e n e a i e o e
lis roof r. and finally
"••'d froii: i ground all do :e.i
like a er ball. All
.a,ste a o u i n i s e v e o e
i-. case, for he picked himself up and
aalked otf apparently sound in wind and
::mb and quite rega- i
a
tuat he had not paid me.
"I had a man once e :pe iron, i i,
A m.k.vion is t- i often transformed into a
u'tivvay over whu-lj a parson parades hi*
.iterury attainuienis Atchison tilobo
Sit Xvri* Frrr,
will be sent by t'ragin &
o., I'lnhnhi.. J'a to any one in thel'.S. or
"A RACE WITH DEATH!"
Among the iiamele- heroes, none are
tiioio worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Coneinaugh,
warning the people "ahead of the Johns
town llood. Mounted on a powerful
horse, faster and faster went the rider,
but the llood was swiftly gaining, uiiti
it caught tin* unlucky horseman ami
swept on. grinding, crushing, annihila
ting both weak and strong.
Ill the same way is disease lurking
near, like unto the sword of Damocles,
ready to fall, without warning, on its
victim, who allows his system to he
come clogged up, and his blood poi
soned, and thereby his health endan
gered. To eradicate these poisons from
the system, no matter what their name
or nature, and save yourself a spell of
malarial, typhoid or bilious fever, or
eruptions, swellings, tumors and kin
dred disfigurements, keep the liver and
kidneys healthy and vigorous, bv the
use of Dr. Pierce's (Johlcn Medical Dis
covery. It's the only plood-piirilicr sold
in
1 wanted for pulling his tooth. He was i
a big. strajiping fellow, and I thought
i ue tooth would never come. The for- i
•ps slipped- otf three times, but the I
'ourth timo I clinched it,
T1K
never moved or made a sound until the
tooth cairn out. when he doubled up his I
fist and landed a blow on my ehest that
shipped me up against the wall as flatas
ii lump of putty. Then he took his hat i
und stalked out without waiting to see I
whether I ever got my breath again or
not.- Boston O
lobe. i
I.ike a Circuit of Ktix-trle Wires.
The human sensiH-ium ret-embles a en ,'t
elcrtric wires, tlie various sets of nerves
ruling links in the circle of continuity.
When OlL'tslieii grows Weak Hie epigastric
"i-ye suffers, anil the whole Hvsti-m is af- I
Ic'ted. lt«i ii force it with Hosteller s
Stv.nai-h I'.rti rs. und the nervous ortranism
(.•rows tranquil and re|»oseiul. Fever und i
iitf'ie, const,ipatj. n. kidney tronhle^ and
i. 'or com: .'s retreat before this remedy, i
on trial.
man
humor Tif^v^r nhows a
••is hut, then, f^hari^s hrirl
1-^ honk kfWlJft* Tali l-ai ii
liililrpri I-lnJoy
•si fai.-ii
t'.ensant Havor. yentle action
etfci t-- i.f Sjnip of J-'iL's, vvlr
a laxative and if the fatlu
er e or bil .• k
:llw Its i.s,.. v.. t.,
"(l.v knov. a i v i
bottto.
I'llk sil
outh H1
.-•eluiinsf
tuer is one who keep
a !e his active partu
uey, N. U 1'icayuue.
s
l'.MiKKit. Predonia, N. Y., says:
11 ail i.uyoa fort he ^luOreward.'fo"
Hail s t'utarrh Cure will cure any
eatarrh. Was very bad." Write
i'.irticulars. .Sola by Druggists, Tjc.
1
I anada, pustau'O jnnd, upon receipt, of iio
II ihlnns' Kiectric Soap wrappers. See list
oi novels on circulars aroumi each bar.
The differoiiee hetivccn a suitor and an I
office seeker is that one payn court and tho
other courts pay -WashniKton Post
Pain from indureetion, ilvspepsia and too
lieartv eat i!i:jr i.s relieved at once hy taking
lie of Carter's lattic Liver Pilis mime
uiately alter dinner. iJon't forget this.
Thk dearest spot en earth is the sottrier I
resort, ill comparison, there is n.. piuce
use home. Hioux iu Journa
1
PiMn.ns are ini-xpresHibly mortifying.
Remedy (Jlenn's Sulphur Soap
Hill s Hair und W lusitcr l),ve. ."nieents.
Am
Austin stioe-maker is wr mr a »oi.k.
'l ucre v\ i!l probably he a great nuny tout
n ite». 'I exas Sittings.
To UKiin.^TK the Kto'iiach,liver and bn-v
i'lai pi----*- le digestuai. take one of Cartel
lattle l.iver Pills every night. Try then..
Prod i: who wait for what i.s offered l" d
prully tia\e long sjiells between meals.
Milwaukee Journal
Hivst,
t'l.KitoYMEN are in e railway brakerii'vn in
one particular. They do a great deal of
coupling. Rain's Horn
"Hp. a pillar of the church? Why, he's
a perfect traud." "Sort of a pillar sham."
N. Y. Herald.
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dJncharK^1 s-ildieps und hajii.rs of th*' wur. who
are incapacitated li'bin Hrninsf a Widows
the without n-trard of »l*-ath.
$60
Beam Bo* Tare Beam
"o
for
««THK IIFST IS THE HEAP?-ST."
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