The herald-advance., July 18, 1890, Image 3

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WOOL-GROWERS
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v»n.
T1n*i* C'urrful rii
ion
..lfi wool-grower has ttot
,1 man tn ought
i iiuiiia^MiuMit of tlocks
Atm-rka in litis li»
j. ijit.' wiiol-^rowt-rs of (lit!
n:ivc ^1 •«*i liustli'd hv the
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''ill jja,
four ujf.
tratiK,.
"a", an
»m«
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limn
•'»m« rivalry from
i im! her than
-in-4 of wool-ffro'.v-
lii-ii wi'uJil five Much advautntfps
,.. Atiii'rican tunrki'ts for
in„, 1\
''•tin?
'n
dii thin it in n'n«Msary
I kuw.v what, we ui do
ni addition to whnt.
•A l.iitiJT
Ii- rcitoved 11v fiicr-'v art I
ni* Ami'i'ii'an
•W ill
I lilM't! 1:
•dillL',
(,f
r'lt.
4|
Assam
rasr
:k- ion ii sin i\i
the o:tM«' iy be,
|iii'kld thm
i bri*rht davs when
CARE OF BROOD
'(in-
10
J'^ovid'Tu'ij
w 11' lidp thi'insi'lvcs."
ii,s wilHii? todi s"iu 'thin^
:utd if we i' wi do any thitrsf
It i» :ii' ii'i' Mi.in
ha! slioliid.
I i v
Aiiti'i-i 'im soil hy
-!,(•• IHiiy l'".ll to
.ii o.l.-'^i'lod. divci'-iilH'd,
":i and s|- i 'iiirposj'-i ihut
/,• tii (lie vui i imditiotis aid
rmjiit' .-n in n '•. .HnrOi ma-T»u
hiMil-jrruwt'rs of y^lH-r
knowing w ii.it v\c .i-. i
vo1 n!ii-~t know tho
ni- ,ihilitiis of wool-^r
i• iiir!•*• wticro tin* i'li'M)!
i u press tis .-o li.nl iv.
_r' ii (H'OVi'fhiiil for I
i .''i-i'cds hy lcnowlcd'.r
i.,-. :i rroiii'i-os in ol till •.
1. -:r (Mitt-rpuHrs. [,«
II •A.«il-J,ro\vi»r'i know iii i!
ind rt'sour-.-PS of th»- wor-.l
i.w: i. and Ui»*y will find i i
iM't-ct ihomstdvtv.i, Si'itlt" th
i"c raising on firm f.i.'t-
.Did th« hliindofs of t!»"
•"lU'Ji'il
n-iii uti
'OSHiilic.
sli»'V|' r.is
•s to k•.
fi't'dinu', mail.i
dvant,'ijfi") in Huna't',
hat favor hem itcn
initual undcrstiindintf
hdjii-srm
ow Ii m.
llHiuIlini lilies witli I'iiui"!
v. r.ii usiins I ha vi- u
Wi^iini' i' ortdiiiid buu'-i rfscml
\iy s«(tia-ih-biii^ iu
mii idtT und rtattpr ,'i
Ii'' lilt i
-I'OU^ o lo- .'•
my
i:i'i'.' th«' truilkrt a:
of" ':ii»o
to I
o.i a
tlx
trees
dr.
vs •... Whi'vi. tlim
'i'iU'fi I
a time
•i :id let
ri a .V'.
off with n.v
ii1 out on t.ho south sidi' of t.hf
*»|siin ti.cnis'dvc*. and think I
'•fl s(ii,'f. (rocs by that mean*.
the ".line or a similar bur I notii-oi
|»'"rk mi th apple treos at the same
1 hi '•pincers" mentioned abovo
Ifnd Vefy useful in many ways. They
•rk nri tue principle of a pair of sheep- "treat
aliout. «i^ht inches lonjf anU leuw
fl*rp inailii by a local blacksmith at ii
ifctof !i.cnty-flVP cents, and are a Hn«
ha v«'
ilinff fur hand-pi' kinsj many km
•pci't-s.- Hural Im«w Yorker.
DfliiFlY SUGGESTIONS.
Jfnr.
•r frivev
says
.it mi-i'.'i
Oranire County Karmi
-fow do.•{![••'
a
whack. It
(ifwti (kis one, and it is a trn
W"1- It is. it is.
Ijii: thoroughbred fe»4lr will maKe
fr'n a -crub herd, if the cows have any
fjtr»t at all. do ietter than a scrub
•teller can make a thoroughbred herd
lo.
""T wastfl foed. l'rottigate fi li
ps'. so far as profits aro concerned, is as
J4"! as short feeding. Observe an coo--J
Pfituii al liberality, if we may be ai
Jowed the expression.
i you ind the
nns
•ow on nit i mate
If not, your cow
friendship?
Ih not ,1.
1113 a* well as sins might be
j&iiilc to do. A cow does her best oniy
"or her acknowledged friends.
A Kri,i. ^t'ain bin and an empty cow
ari"
be found on he farms of soine of
tie peiipj(v vviio say there is no money
.5" 'lairying. There is no money in that
.t»iiiK nt a dairy, never was and never i
fViil be.
Au
1: there, not families in the city
•^hu would lie glad to btiy their butter
il
privaUi dairy'.' asks a correspon-
1 ihIdijbted ly, we reply but we
'"lut, know of any practical way of
them.
"nw in iny pounds of food shall I
give 1
iim '""ws? asks a subserilier. No one
answer that, question but yourself
l^rsome one wlio knows all about your
a'"**. It. is a matter that must be de-j
•rminf-d by 1 xjierim. nt. i
J'f.'aring up the subsoil with the sub-
s°"
plow, and thus pivmg the water
®0,r'e sort of channels underneath th«
'I'soil and the reservoir greater depth
1-.often ,f great help in undrained lands
it will not do much good where suoh
are. now and tln-n turned into
1 **atnps, with water standing on thesur-
There, should be at least some ef
'^t'\c surface drainage, and an outb t.
8u"'''titly
lacerated portion of the subsoil. If
•Ms is properly attended to there is no
r«iivii„
wtly
,bo ,.in(1
bunch of ptjs. ii
in evenly utr
•will not be
i'V:, n from that
dillj ia-'
ail aroiin
door ilia'
stout
graving,
ii
rough
own w i
the fowl'
u. t-
deep to carry oil the surplus
!yal' ''otJi from the surface and from
J'
s|U)lli(i
not bear
Kf)d crops, and respond lrtely to man
iDDlicatioa.
sows.
Sumii Vi-rv I'r-ti ti.-.ii Hnjsgi
ll:lP"ri
i.t m,
1-Von. TicjK-c 1 h(
should s 11v
Ui« iiuily SiniKitl.iv for if
liltfr uf SIX or CJsrJj! },,,y
oil ii( SOW til Micti i
reduce her flc^h n1:i
g«'ls very j)our whi]
he IKiiii is
I U'cfdcr's (i ii?(''tt«.
mc:irit, of lii^ skill
i i i i a s o n i o
11 •i"
draw
v
!,y,
)l
is SU .liMiticl tliat it \.aI|
jjuivl v\ Imlc^tinic iiniihnhm
that qinto of'
in i Ii Til i
the pi«s i-,
Sllfl)
Thin
to h.ii
fuiT,\
ft-«l
lis:
KiillTl
h.dn
yf't li
till w
ditiot
a-. w
V wtli
ii( \o
barrel
u and
and '.v..
or thi'ci
.ndlc tt..
•je it
:.i: nex!
ive
.lid lett.
until
bat.
tncy tiifii put tin-iii
ail
It hardly seems lunsessary to iei« at
what has been said so ufieu
feed of the sow ju-1 after farrowing.
1 i.e! ies e that if the same thing a...
said every month in new.-papers I
might .say every week! there would bi
sonic that would each issue see il for the
lir^t time hence, we say. do not gunti.o
so a- any thing to eat for twche
hours alter farrowing, but give a dunk
—not rich swill, but. a drink of water,
rRAGMLNTS
leedi'd,
U' ir.'v to
•, Vvoid
tnd add
•tirht ej' i'.-i: .1
four pie plates with
the 111Iin_' and ba
tieated oven. Do lv
l.n.iV Home Journal.
.tliB' bai :'"i,
and if you will peep inlu it a tew min
ute* later you will see a bunch of
"-det-ping beaut ie.-«." When they m-\t
awake 1 put them all out and watcli them
"march up to '.lie bar and take a drink.''
liut. I always stand around until 1 -co
that each fellow gets his sbaru ot
then it is generally su! o
ill. unless it. is very '*o!d
I return theni to the bane:, \tkinsj
them out to stick atiout t*.\o
hours until I think it perfect's ^afe to
leave tlietii with their dam.
1
1 prefer ujii^isy dish-water for tholitst
drink, but water wit Ii a Handful of ligi.
slios ts is a good dl'in^ 'souid rather
a sow (rave too little to ea the first two
weeks tnan too muc:i A tier that 1 in
crease the feed according to tin way
the pigs look. If the pi^s ale get,tug
fat 1 hold back the feed and give them
lots of e,\ep-.se to prevent Urn
"thumps," but if they an? gaunr and
Hide-* rink led 1 increase the feed and
i n e s s o s o a o s e i s o
take a little milL from a small trou^li
all to themselves, lly carefui watcn
in- and helpin..' tne pi-s that are i
tin-: behind arc ':m havn a more even
id-if hey are kept,
grow
•, i
-y are w e
a
ned i
tiera
i rouble to keep ihenqk
.,W. W*. Mci'luag, in
II .« V.tr.l.
uv« arraiij1'
rom (.'on***ant
swiiiuink'
A very simple and eir
merit to p"o ect swine
raids of poultry while i^ng is sii.".mi
in thr accompanying illiisirttmr. :rr-i
sketch and description furnished by
liraham. Iii-.iiana. I'uiiets me
to the top boards Ot the feutt!
A.
SubMolliiiy.
zdM i'!
}fL_
dim* ii
•. whi
il® t- i
Ainui.
i res Ml
nakim?
more
1'' i .i
S .assve
i.atiou.
Tiik
of
add
model ,t
rapi!:
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
ri]iular Sailor Hut oniliiiiatleii« n
Black iiinl X\lii(«'.
,nlor bats are 111 high sogi.e, so -u
so that milliners both here and abroad
i art' setting them forth among their dre.s*
models. Msinu' these simple low -crow ned,
flat-brimmed shapes for airy hats in net
and tulle. JUa'k tulle is shirred on in
visible wires in sailor.shape, and trimmed
with folds and loops of the tulle, gold
passementerie, black birds with yellow
umjjs. and long gold pins. (Hack Chan
tilly and beige point d'esprit silk nets,
trimmed with delicate black laces and
fine French ornament-* in silver filigree,
are also sent over. I'ream felt sailors
have bunds of trold or silver galloon,
with bunches of very Huffy w bite strich
feathers and fancy jeweled l.ins as orna
ments. O'her while feits are wholly
veiled with.silk nets, with loops of the
net and sea swallows or black birds, set
up in front. For garden parties and re
ceptions are lovely sailors of eream
white crape, shirred on gold wires witti
airy loops of crape, mingled with gold
lace and tea-ros-s as garni ure. Many
women, especially those with slender
faces, tind a plain ribbon-trimmed sailor
hat far m"i'e becoming than a bent,
arched, or very wide shape. The straight
brim and simple siyb of the whole bat
is "complimentary," but its jaunty name
.scares them often into 'hoosing a les
becoming shape wi'.N a morn dignitiei.
•••tftltf
To use black and white
combination requires art
vi'i v judieiuua handlitig.
•. :.i11 ficat ions carried on*
of :.h« elegant toilets
mourning produced this
recently exhibited was a rich poult d
v e with white hongulilie. Til'' upp(
oi 'ion was of the bengalino. which w
i -I. employed fur the sleeves. The:
we-i serv full on the shoulders, fit.tir.
neatly into a black velvet cuff eig:
inches deep, which laced up the insie..
of the arm. The. white beng.uine rea
1 i-aietl is a plaited panel at the side ni
'dack skirt, the breadths in front of
h. were slighly draped, but not
raised the least at the bottom of the
skirt, nor was there any sign of a foun
dation skirt. The back was plain and
iceessful
astc and
•ee these
V i
among some
in ".sei-'ond"
season. Or»
lil'IlCI
3 iue ta.., :...»
Tnm» Slimii I lti» I.ml
uhf.-.J with in i».
iu Htinriai-h Hitt
i*sly rt'lit-Vfil in us earl
ih it in utterly viintrM\
j«st|Kinr!ni'ut t.f Hit* reis
Tlii. Hume Imliistrinni S i
*M- unit nirm\ kidney
t.\
Butt
i Austn p-irl wl o cuiiTicd at
it KhcctiuUJ have fier
it would do tier lurnc gouii
.is tunnies
v'T people hes fate ,and prop'
dmg utoitey to linns of whos es.
tvtneyaro not. assui-ed. The,,..
feeiin .' of tla.skiuditl regard to M
1
Irosh, Toledo, (ihi"t whose ad. imp.
'hispjiju-r 'i'bey are an o!d, first
ipulous" c.ii i
:c. "Isn't
V i Hendrlctcs
.. a ba ,'uir in 1.
i no article made, that purity
hi as soap Thousands. how*
adulterated Soaps, to save a
i -e dollars tti f't'ed c]itl
iSoap, perfect! .i.
tiu wouldn't .•even mnii a
thmiis lus tongue is per
'.o control tho affairs of a
u i n i i e s t- i u n y s e s i a i 0 0
cPAIN
it
rty eating is relieved at one by taking
no of farter"'? L'ttle Liver 1'iils imuie
11 ateij after tiitiner, lion't -orget this,
thiiughtfU conk puts granulated
igar fin tiic tjernes when stie h.isu tirno
to wash tne sand o?T lliein. Astilaral I'rti.ss.
S K 1 '011: iiv. M.-r ('larie S
I liuii Hail's 'atarrh ('ureava. mm
oily. JtrUfc'gi.sts suil it, T5c.
A st'LKT girl mas' sotuetunes be cured by
taking U"r out n. a hugcv w.th a "eat Just
large enough tor two lienser Ruad.
"Br.srrv ranrri ii by a bad complexity. a
be restored by (Hciiii s Sulphur Soap.
lliii's Hair and Wuisner 1\e. rul cent-
Tnr wrst thing about the woman w
avs I to!d J'nii so" is that she iretii i-.,..
tells the tn.Ui --Kotnerville Journal
Do so" ,• nor weaken the o ,0
actspcci.. the liver and bi e trie 1
•I' -Teetor. Carter's
l.iit^e
X: ,,
Don't belb.\
bcttc: .J
You women who think Hint
patent medicines are a hum
bug, and Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription the biggest
luimbug of the whole (because
it's bet known of ailj dues
your lack-of-faith cure come
It's very easy to don't in
this world. Suspicion always
comes more easily than con
fidence. But doubt little
faith never made a sick
woman well and the Fa
vorite Prescription has cured
thousands of delicate, weak
women, which makes us think
that our Prescription" is
better than your don't believe.
We re both honest. Let us
come together. You try I)r.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
If it doesn't do as represented,
you get your money again.
Where proof's so easy, can
you afford to doubt
Little but active—are Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Best Liver Pills made gen
tle, yet thorough. They regu
late and invigorate the liver,
stomach and bowels.
FOR JAr\Din«,
BILE BEANS.
i
The mark-d contrast between t!e
1,so colors was toned by a bordering of
si', .nr. which was present both on bod
ice and skirt, wherever the magpie
.,'ors met. The lower ertion of tt.e
•. --age w as of the black poult de soie.
V-sliaped folds of it, being carried to a i
delicate point oil each Shoulder and
straight across the back, being fulled
,i\i the chest and pointed below t\
waist. The joining of skirt and bodice
•s as defined by a band of silver garui
ture. Tne black silk, assert:,r,/ it.seif
itetween the designs, mado at. -•inn
background. N, V. 1'osi.
MII.KS. la.. April
BUY or YOUR DEUGGIST.
MOTHERS' FRIENI?
•USES CHILD BIRTH USI
IF USED BEFORE CONFINEMENT.
Ho.» K W k? h' K K.
BR l»l-11*. l.i* in .i.i I. i »»K o i i, i A, GA«
Mil TliXs i Ai
For a Disordered Liver
TryBEECHAM'S PILLS.
25cts. a Box.
rK
a i.i, i if
o
OXIJ KX*J0Yss
P"tli the ni"t]iod and rosiilfj when
ft:j of Fi_rs i.s it is p!':isaiit
and n thcta-tr, ninlacts
p-ntlyvi-t promptly on tin1 Ivi'lucys,
Liver and ]V\wls, clcan-i-s thesys
tcm cfrertu-l!
v, di.-pi J.s colds, ]ioud
adies ami ft'vcr." ami euros "uaintual
rinistipntion. Hyrup (.f Figs the
only rcineily of its kind ever pro
tit ic od, pleasiiuT to tlio ttiste and ao.
oeptalilo to tin* Ptnniaoli, jirnnipt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
clloets, prepan-d only from tlio most
healtliy and agrooalilt! pubs-t.inocs,
its many cxeollent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it
tlio ni'ft popular remedy km.tvn.
Svrup of
Lm-flW
o n y is no disgrace to theitidustrinus,
hani:^ a giii e.tge U'stimonial of
aWiity.- ..•»
"s Cure for 1
Cures vs
tieeistott'
-nend icss
character- or
Ki'^sia
for stdo
may nnt have
in
fiOc
and Si bottles by all leadingdriisj
gists.
Any
reliable druguri-t
who
it
cure
on hand will pro-
it
promptly for any 0110 Avho
wisiirs
to
try
it. Do not accept
I any eub.siitute.
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AND
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they
,ue uu l!u o
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Whenever you visit
the shops in town,
Looking for Braid
to bind your gown,
Secure the Clasp,
wherever found,
That holds the Roll
on which is wound
The Braid that is known
the world around.
CANCER
A
DEALERS DON'T LOVE US
ISW).
s.iv with pleasure that. Hlie fit-ans" is
the hf.st u.t iticlnt I have t-vrr used fur bilious
ness. I'AKKIK S'-||K1»KH.
Try BILE BEANS SMALL" 40 little
beans in each bottle .Very small
easy to take. Price of either size, 25c.
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i
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u!» or i
th"ir nw* *ri(J vhRir health and
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u malarial dli
I rlcl, u Ii fin-ranii utile |)rt( l.-il.
ploy |.M hmiiln fri'tj in'iil Itttlf
««l I lit in tti.'ri' m» I.. I hbi iimi l.) tli»
rniituKtHl nlicii I began tin- i.so of
Tlirmiill iuji r» »l 1 v «n«'H
uiue *t r**tii£ ami tn arly, iitxl I liuio
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