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THE DALLAS HERALD. WEDNESDAY. MORNING, OCTOBER 6, i860.
FARM AND HOME.
THE FIELD, CAKDtN AND STABLE.
CnlUvMIn,r Beoa and Ihe Demand
for Honey-HltiiHtlou of (be 4'a-opa
The Wheal 'wp sand How
Jlnkell-Uencrnl Farm Note
table lOcelpla, lueful
Ulnts, Fact aud Ma-
tUtlCS.
willingly than the old. Tbfy retained the
aame strength and corpulence as bet'ure The
hair kept bright, the health perfect. Of l')0
hri from four to thirteen yearn old. with
which the experiment were instituted,
thirty-seven gained In fatnaas in 1 nnh.fuu
in strength and eoduraato. Only eighteen
lint fieab and eight lost ttrerstb, while
tevanty-uhe remained unchanged. A rc
ord experiment upon 150 horses ave lh
nme results. On the other band, another
aeries of experiment! were leu successful,
where seventy-four horsat, from four to thir
teen yean eld, wera fed exclusively upon
new hay, the quantity being Jucrcasad until
it equaled the regulation ration of old hay,
Urn and out together. On this
feed there wai no real sickness, but a gener
al weakness, frequent sweats, Ions of appe
tite, digestion disturbed, diarrhea, relaxation
of th muscles, weariness, etc llie decis-i-.11
of the cuuiuiiuioo wat that new hay can
replace old hay in the regular ratUnit with
out injury, and ptrhapt with advantage, but
that to find them exclusively on now ha) is
ii.jiiri nn t the bursas. Ktpnrimuiit were
all made upon 1,800 hortoi by feeding Ihrm
with new oats, and wera attended to with
favo'abie results, inumucb aa the aniin I.
hourly all increased in bulk and strength,
finin which the commission cameludod that
thu new oat can be substituted for old one.
mill advantage, and hence it is uteluss to
wait two im n hi after the harvest b fore
P-riiiiltii i: the ue of new oats. The exper
linen's r.il'ute men t positively the prejudice
that still prevails iu many places a. ail, at
foediiit! ne hay and oals to horses. On the
other hand, it cannot bj denied that hows
tit urhi h i.a Uv i. r.ivnn mra frcnuentl
barrol hud butter not tlio barrel m the kiuhen exposed to clio. i'ho danger is only prea-
whero the took slovo will ken them drv. ih.tn tutitwi tint hitr.a rnj iii. tin .lnlimtt
inoy win no; r,n mere. And it standi to rt, Uut have put befi.ru U -.n as mu' li
FRirARED FOH T1I HERALD.
Shall Poiatoea be Dag to Prevent Hot.
tiog?
Thii ia a question which must be decided
both ways among Tenia finnuri. The one
who baa a cuol, well ventilated and perfectly
dry place to store theui bad belter dig and
to put tliem away, But the one who has uot
bad bant leave tbout in the ground aa thry
grow at 1 nig atpotaiblo. All expurion e has
proven that in this climate tboy will not keep
long either way. And hence we begin to eul
thoiu as toon at tliey at large at guinea
egg, and to tell off as tart at possible, to that
at very early day in the winter wo are
relegated to the north fur supplies. By
thoroughly drying and eliminating all im
Jierfcct ones and storing them in a closo dry
oft, they may ba kept a long time, but our
attnot here is wholly uufaurable for their
leii g preierved tho year round at In the
middle and northern latitudes. House
keepers in tlio habit ot purchasing by the
rcaann. therefore, that if the whole cron
could bo placed undur Hint intljenco it could I
be kept indnllnitely.
Thu Irish potato rows to as great perfec
tion in Texas aa in Ireland il-elf. lis fatal
drawback is rot xflur maturity. 'We Would
like to hear the views of farmers upon this
matter.
Our l.ailli' nnd the Ilee.
The bee In-long to the economy of the
immediate household. It shoii d cone as
much umlur thu can', und ila nrollU accrue. !
to the wife and daughter, aa the poultry or
the cow.
"Women are jutt aa capable at men to
manage beet, or even more to, aa they have
a gentler bti.d, ni .ro patient disposition,
and, we may add, a butter tact lor the pur
suit ot this light and pleaaaut home Indus
try," taya the Kami New Yorkor, and it
adds: "Aiiy one in the country, however
limited his space, can keep bees at a consid
erable p roll i, for it must be recollected that
they have the whole region round them to
roam in and freely for.ngo for honey, no
manor to whom the land belonga. Tuub
those who possess tha fewest acres
are just as veil nil' for bee paslur
agMia thusewho poftost the moat Think
ot tht hundreds of faiit troea within a circuit
of a few miles around nearly every one't
habitation, whno numerous early spring
blossoms invite all the lines of the neighbor
hood to come and sip their nectar freely and
without price. Then, there are thousands of
wild flowors; and, roon following, millions of
while and rod clover heads, the blossoms of
grain, of peaa, vf beans, and other things
during the summer, which tlin eye of man
dooi not note, but the aeuter one of the bee
dooi What treasures all thoao combined are
for this highly intelligent nod costolcwly
laboring littlo insect to draw from for the
gralifle tlon and M'"pa-ifn of man, the
tweet treasures of all ol which, except for
thoao busy little creatures would go to
waKte."
Uocev it alwuva in ilemunl. It will sell
put
m lur cull eat. In l:.i ca.se, tl'ey nut oliu
e.it much more new hay, but liiev io eat
much mure largely and gruo lly, which can
Ln so much more injuiioiis, aa expeiience
proves Unit thine very horses which are m
clihcj to the colic on mo.t greedily.
if we credit the statement of breeder! whose
experiancet differ, they have "marvellous
good laytrt," though fed on tery inferior
kindt t grain lor epg production. Jbe
Mcrot of their auccats aeena not to be in the
food they give thtir hena but perhaps in the
Cheap Earnmlon Ratu to a I.onla
Fatlr.
MiU-llALt., Sert. i7. I'd.
E.P.Turner. Tlcitt Axent, Texai 4 Pa-
el3c, HallJ:
Commence October
1 and continue the
nixto of feedine. carine. houl'l c. and keenire , .'n of excursion tickets to St. L 'Ui fair un
tb.ui ia a beallby condition h plain tood. I til October 6th inclusive, it the rat oft-'-) 10
It it also true that tome kiiidt of improved for the rourd trip. Mske return coupons
poultry are superior to olhert at egg produc-1 eood to include O to''er 15th.
era, but unlets they receive judiciout treat- K. W. Thompo1, J ft ,
mtnt, both in food and good care, the ueneral ras-enger Agent.
alter all, in tbe breeder's flock. To bava
llnw to Rnl'e a Moeklua; Bird
We always thought it a great wring to
pen up the nncking bird iu a cage in the
siwiuli Tliit ia their home, anyhow,
and if lhfi alone they will become tamn
enough t ii g from our trees and hou.u
t ps, and glv ua all the bird mu.ic ws
want. Hut to tliosu who will try to raiju
th'Hii the lullowing from "An Old Bird
l amer," will be read with intereat. iieaaya:
'N.iihmg it easier than to rairo )oiing mock
ing birds Then why do ao many die ? My
answer ia, they are atarved to death. They
should b - fed every hour with as much aa
they can swa low, and aa lo1 g as they will
open their mouths. Kvery time this bird
uuoia its plaintive, baby cry, it ahuuld he
fed atr oublesome butineat lo those who do
not love little birds as they love little chil
dren. The simplest and most wbolusoinu
food ia prerv.rtd by mixing the yolks of two
hard boiled eggs in a cup of dry corn meal.
Mevura ciipuful may be mixed and kept on
hand, if tlio n.cal bo thoroughly dri d alter
tlio egg ia put in, to as not to
mould. This is belter and ln trou
blesome than egg and potatoes. When re
quired for use, mix sufficient meal for the
day with fresh milk, to the consistency ef
bread dough. In warm weather it may sour,
hut this docs not seem to disagree with the
bin's. The food should be varied, however;
every day the birds should have some kinds
of fres i meals, either cooked or raw, to laku
the places of the bugs arid grasshoppers
which nature would supply. Mocking birds
cire liltlo lor I'ruiL The lady in Alabama
w'm 'old mo that she had hui dr-d; i f t'lera
snot in her gr.ipery niaJo a grent mistake.
Wild berrien are the only kinds of fruit
whi "h mocking birds like poke borrie, elder
neriiva, ana cedar uernes. l.argo ouaiitilies
at ever v grocery, not to any at every bouse- I should be gnlliored iu tha summer and dried
hold. Llere in this land ol perennial bloom tor winter use. They kegp tlio birds healthy,
we do tut produce enough lor homo con-1 and they oi joe theui much. 1'hcy aleo like
sumption. "California bonny" it a twinging I a piece of apnle iu their cana in winter,
tigu in aluicat evory grocery atore in Texas. Spidi rt aro a lino tonic. 1 ho crumbt from a
It It disgraceful in ua to send abroad for that soft-plaitered wall aro wholesomo, when th
wo could furnish tbo world. I bird n atlected with something like cholera, I
As the men "those horrid men" have, or I havi - an him swallow tl emgreedily. In feed
protend to have, to much also to attend to, I ing l e young birds, otvaaioiially give them a
we tuggsst to the ladies of the couutrv to droo or two ot water from tlm end of ih
start apiaries of their own, vesting all the
rights, titles, frtnebitos, p'olltt and losses in
themselves. lUo suggestion applies to
twelve-year-old girlt up to girls of sevonty.
linger. No mailer how warm the weather,
youm; mocking birds cannot stand tlio least
chill ol daiiipiiefs They often die from
cramp canted by cold, and should bo taken
into the house every evening at sunset. They
.... , . . tiould lukapi clean. Cover the door of the
Tbe 1 Uality or Heed. ,.j!v ViA frotD gr.,,, if it cm.
The opinion it general that wheat will ro-1 be unci, an old newspaper will answer. Saud
tain iU vitality for centuries. Btorios aro is not ao good; it ofion makes the font sore,
told that gr dnt of wheat taken from tlio . Tim roosts t iould bo placed under eaoh
Jiyramidt of Egypt have germtnaUd after other so that thoy mav not become llltliy. 1
entombed in them forty reuturiet. Thit ac-1 hvo seen birds killed by uncloanlineas as
counts for "now cereal'," "now grasses" and Well as by siaivatien. An exuellent "motk
toveral other "new" things being discovered inR bird food' may be bought at moat ol the
evory onco in a while. Uut the truth ia "in I drug stores, but it will not do to feed the
tlx days Ood created tho heaven and the 1 birds on this aione. It is ouly good as a
aarth and all that in them is." And since 1 food alw.ivs readv in the csgo in cue iho
that hour "there is nothing new under the 1 other kinds give ouL Something like it may
tun. We can neither make nor destroy, j he made bv mixing one-third roasted pta
All wo can do is to resolve a growth into an nuts, oni-third hemp seed, and ono-third
original element. To destroy an element is , cm meal, afior tho peanuts have been
a right and priviifgo reserved by the ground, the hemp seed crushed and the bulla
Creator. Notliing ia over wholly lost. A i thrown oil. The latter may be siltud. Some
writer in the New York Sun aays: mockin." birds may be taught to whistle
How long weed-seeds will keep good in the ; tunes it '.he lessons begin wh n th.iy are tirst
ground has never been found out, but thev : taken fiom tbo nest; but, like the human
will grow alter long burial, no doubt In I race, individual vary much in musical
grading down tho ground near mv house the 1 ability."
psi yeai, inc ton uncovered lor several
I'eot buro a most prolilln crop uf sinarl-weed,
(I'olygnrun acre ) The soil has not bei-n '
disturbed to lhat depth for more than a ceu-
iury, u evur, i..r tnero are pear-trees
on tho ground more than 100
Nittt tl.it li..t tl. . .. . i - !w
ried down by suejessive rains and the eon.
ttant moveuient of soil particles by reasou of!
luerraae iu V.fm
The major porfon of fowl breeders who
give close altention to their stock ha.-e more
or lev iVoin time to time. wMniinei,i...l
with their hen j to solve the gro.t prohiem
of ail ii.creas,, -,f ci:cs without arnvim- el
any infallible rule i.r'guido.
thie breeder has discovered that certain
eontractlon or expansion throuch alternat. ! . T ' 1 it 8 , rK "'lTt',lu
drying and taturallon And I he seeJi after A"?hw if"U"J-R ub't"'"i1
lain in the soil since it was smled, and it is ' lawn re -ard es. of the bm d d h. hK V
pretty certain that some teods, especially K.m h.ffi
1U0S0 ncn in oil. mav rema n in.no ......... .. . Brc
Krl,l .,,.t .. . " L ' -"l.V W.
buried and retain vitality. Tho oilv seed
maybe tho moat retentive of life, and reas
onably so, on account of the preservative
character of the oil In thorn. I have this
day mid turnip seid, which ia nu oily soeo,
five years old, quite thickly, becauso of its
age; but every sued seemed to grow vigorous
ly, and much thinning of liiegrow'ih wa
necoasary. But wheal does not ko-p so well.
Ot thirty-flve varieties which I have sown
recently, but a low havo como up lo any
extsnt, and tho seed was only tbreo years old.
C'won. IlerU's While. Musfc mmim ntj.
ery, U.dl, Uiehl, and Shumaker have grown
More sv iroo.l r i,,
is all that is required by nature for egg pr.7.
du.'tion, ;.:.d Seine old fossils will tell you I he
secret is in the feed trough and uot' iu ih
breed.
Now, it has been clearly demonstrated
tlntt the nen is an egg inacliino of nature',
own m-king and capable of being worked
t'i greater or lessor production by the care
and food she receives. There is in every
io.w a ctMtain amount ot vitality. this
r.amy may no expended in one or two tea
sons by running tue machine at lull speed
ma. i u a loruiuir process: ur t in v i.
. - I tv. uo ,11..
well; the rest hnV. come ur ; thVW. o . T.Z ..."V"zo Jr
two ounces of seed.
good layers we mutt breed from good laying
slock. 'We must lake proper rare of them,
feed them well on a rotation of varied diet,
have them comfortably and cleanly housed,
xcrciio their well, and keen none but young
fowit, and tbtn you mav calculate upon a
generous aupply of eggs in tha natural way.
Tbo Crop HltBottoa.
We have had no lalufall tince Sunday.
2iUh tilt., and are row in ti e middle of the
third week of clear, sunshiny and good grow
ing weather. The days are warm and tho
nights cool. The alinotphore ia altogether
delightful for putting in a full day's work in
the Held and sleeping touadly through
the whole night. Tha farm
ers of Texas are improving every hour gath
ering their cotton and corn and so wing their
ftll crops.
The lop crp off cotton promises a Urge
viel !. If fros. kia-ps of a fear weeks longer,
the grass crop will be a largo one and that
desiroyed by the worms not thought about
much. It is still growing and opening, and
since the rains slopped thousands of biles
kate reached maturity.
I'ii king is going ahad with extrsordinary
activity. Kery hand that can be had for
!ova or money ia employed and sii',1 there is
hatdly a planter in any county who d es not
want more help llitii ha baa. It is remark
able wa ennaot get men and women from
other tt.teK, cousid.ring the bigti wages paid
from "5 cents lo i 1 per hundred pounds
ot picked sted-colton, and making il possible
for an Kipert to make il! 00 per day, and a
half grown boy or girl f'i It is not very as
tonishing, either, tor labor isindemtndin
every nook and earner of the United States,
but nowhere ate such wagrs pail at we pay.
Thit ia ibe atyle the south ia "oppras.n g '
the poor, benighted Afrirtn giving him
enough for three months fall work to unable
him to live like a kitchen-fid pig the bal
ance of a whole year.
We are gratified to know that full crops of
fall cereals and esculents art to be sowa,
though that work is necessarily retarded by
gathering tbe extraordinary line crops we
Lava raised this year.
We fervently bopo hogs will not be for
gotten nor neglected these busy times. Meat
is our greatest necessity after cotton. Wo
should not bo forced to buy much aext year.
Our torn crop ia the tlnsst wa hava produced
in a quarter of a canturr, and we understand
the mast ia equally heavy. It is the poor
est economy in the world for a farmer to buy
that which he can raise at home, especially
s costly an article as bacon. In the Dallta
market it averatt Ira ctnts per pound tbe
vaar round, and if he doea not nroduca it on
his farm be will be forced to expend at least
I..) per annum Tor every buuau bead on his
pla e in purchasing it trom atore, and tht
u., mar be pays tor meat daea not a to a in
Tens, ltgoes abroad, where he will aland
about at good a chance of teeing that same
dollar be paid down as ho will ot seeing a
wild goose the second timt. Let ua k ep
our money at home if we pustibly ean, going
round and round iu the mint neighborhood,
making one dollar pay on arty dollars in
d"ie.a every ttnriy daja. ror tue ia s.x i r
tight month! Dallas has been sanding oil'
over one thousand dollars par day to par-1
chase bacon for the peoplt of this and ad-
jning cocntiot. This is a big leak in our
trt isury, which mutt be stopped, or else we
will be forever kept poor.
Ob II.i Cultivation of Wheat.
To tht e.,lllor ol Ilia tiriani.
In your itaue of tho -id inst. is contained
an article headed "On the Cultivation of
Wheat," which seems to nit to require some
thing more thaa passing notice from the
farmers of Texas. An experience of many
tars as a farmer in this state leads me to
baiieve that there is "more truth than
p,.etry" contained in the above mentioned
article, and I atsume that tbe writ.r is sub
stantially correct in the position takeu, and if
his ideas were more tully aucepted by the
terming claaset of Texas, wo should hear
lets complaint of hard times among our
farmers and see more hopeful signs of pros
parity among our merchants. It it assorted
by many that cotton is tbe only crop that can
be grown with pretit in Texas. Thit I do not
lie.ieve, and it it my opinion that the tooner
faruiert give up thu idea that cotton it "the"
crop aud give more atttntioa to the pro
duction of borne tuppliei, tht tooner they
aad tbe people of Texas will cum"
mence to prosper, It it said
to be very baaardous to atttinpl
to "tarry an oi your eggs to market in one
basket," and the success ot farmers this sea-
ton partially demonstra'.ts the truth of this
liino Honored adagv. harly in tbe toaaon
when it was ascertained that much of the
wheat had been killed by cold wealher.inaects,
bad preparation of the soil, or whatever il
wis that killed the wheal, (no one teems to
know what tha tri uble was) larmeri said "wo
will plow up our wheal and put the ground
in Cotton. Many ot them did ao, and what
hts been the resul.? Durino tie months
ol July and Auguit, meetings ere btld lo
i evise "ways and mtant" to ind..ce exodus
tors lo lravo their iu; ny clime in Kansas and
come lo Texas to "gather tue largest crop of
collo.-i ever made in the at lo." iiacou, lard,
hams, flour, butter, cheese, egys, fn.it, Ac,
are now pouring into the stale by the car
loads, and eatth nnd every one of these arti
cles command a good price. ' Vow where is
the money coming from to pay far these
products of the farm ? Ono thing is certain,
tha money must come from
tho farmers out ot this crop,
or some previous crop, and much of thu
uitney thus collected will bo "interest on ad
vances." Most of us can remember that but
a few years ago it was claimed tnat this sec
tion of the country was bettur adapted to the
production of small graia than cotton. Com
paratively apcaking this Motion of country
between Wills l'oint and Wealherford is a
na country, and dot's nut the his
tory of our riorthta-torn ttes, where
wueat it now grown su cettfully, thow
that they, too, have had thoir reverses
n wheat culture ! I believe it to bo tho duty
o every farmer to raise his supplies at home
instead of sending abroad for tbem, and it is
also a duly wbiou be owes hmiselt and family
Ladies, L-mp't beer it not enly pleasant 'o
the taste, but it will give you strength and
h'allh.
The Merredith Bro't., aaloonist, at the
corner of Main and Sycamore streets, keep
the coolest beer, the finest brands of liquors
and ci jars to be found in tha city.
lie ware of Futnreat
But invest in a good reliable gold or silver
watch at half price, at Richard Conn's Loan
odk'u, U.-d front, OOTJ Main street.
THE OM.Y lit.KH l:l.l. A R
In l!l laniider Orr'a l.lvery Nlrtble
Henry Nrlimid, Sole Proprietor.
Coolest and largest plaip in town. Henry
i.s an old knight of "(iambrims ' and knows
how to refresh his gu,.3ts. A splendid lunch
stand is connected with the cellar.
Wo arc glad ill b.-!i.g able to call s; Oct 1 fit
tintioun Ur. iToinxojIi-'i fcintllsli female
PiUteis. II ha t i iu tlo- test ot twelve yea ,
and li-ia proven to Ii j the novt relia'ile remedy
lor t tie cure ot c I iron e f nmlu lrr Kiilarlt'.eii
and weihness til it huiiv-r be. n off. rid
t.ieiulilic. II h-.s uiven Ratisl'.ictlon to all,
aid ween not Iieltate to g v. II a heirty
iec miiundall -ii to our 'n.ly frieu Is.
Weversberg has not only tbe finest horses
in town, but alao sells a superior quality of
beer.
The only place lo got a fresh Havana
cigar is at tha Trinity Cigar Factory, G10
.Mam street.
Mtet Come lete Steam Printing Office in the South
IF1. IF. HI-IsrSEXjL,
LAW BOOKSELLER
And Wholesale aud Retail Dealer ta
STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS, and NOTIONS
o. 3(1 Camp Street,
Near City Hotel, New Orleans
DALLAS PAPER WAREHOUSE 407 MAIN ST
C. E. VREELAND,
Wholesale and Ketall Dealer In all kinds of
Paper and Printers' Supplies
Taper Hags and IV rapping Taper.
CASH PAID FOR AND PAPER STOCK
Opposite LoGrand Hotel, . . - Dallas, Texas.
r-rn "CIVOnWTI IIOI-SE" la newly
nrnlahed; hoard and I'xlflin tl per weett
Itiurrlmeit.
So many are twept off yearly by thit dis
tressing complaint, it is of the gravest impor
tance to learn that it and all kindred ailn
monts as well ai all internal discomforts, aro
completely cured by llenno's Magic Oil. Try
tho great remedy.
returned from Xew York
with nn ixunenso stock of cloaks, suits, mil
linery and fancy goods. Don't buy until
you see our selection at liatiman'a, 700 Kim
trtet.
Como to soo us and be convince 1 before
you purchase elsewhere, of our elegant ilk
suits. No trouble to show goods at 13au
man's, "Oti Kim street.
HENRY L0E15,
IKE LOEI3,
II EN 11 Y FMEDLAXDER
liiiloi Factors d him E
mini
Atlas Portable Stisrino took Kirst Pro
niiim at St. Lours Fair, 1870.
T.VKSTY HVK CtJiT COLl'MN.
NOTU'KS.
VfOTK'K Vlverttaemema mav lie
and Into the eoniimslnu room nolo 1 a.
handed
! oi',
tll F.I.I. VM.MI S WANT.
TAS 11.11- A le'ly tiler llir'ilv eiiiii.4etll
o lake elm-ire ol' or.ier and iriuiiiilnir
il' .:,ruie-iiis. Would HKe an ei.cuemiu
Willi auiil-i r llelilu llllillierv house. KetVr
eneea e. luiiKed. Addtvaa K. M., ihla ollleo.
ri.N l'KD-KAilS.-We will pay hlnheH
y ea-li prle for yi nr rasa, and send uur
w .K 'a for them. If you will drop ua a jioaial
when au where lo ea.l. liplo.i a. Wamt,
liek linx 1 r-t 1 Lamar street, tetwtrn Jaokaoi
and Wood.
lir ANTKH-
A OUOl) CH ANL'K.-A Ihor-
nuiilily couioetent bunlnesa man. 15
vea aexpeiienee In dry K"oda grocerlea and
eoiton. A Kood accniiiilaut, well aoiialuted
with Ihe trade .ir.iuud Dal a, waulaapUce In
a it ood house till January 1. het n'foreneea
la eountrj auo city. Addrewt, fortwodaya,
Janiea II. Henderin, ctlv H. O llallua.
tirANTKr-awiistln,twoflrat-clB Cloth.
vV Inn Snlsm-n; none other need apply.
Address, i liilliln, bock Buxi, Auailu, Tex.
WAN I Kl)-'liiuue llately, four iood Tin
ners Apply or addrett H. W. Harry
A ltro , Dallas, lexaa
w
car line
AM'KD- Koom and beard for centlemen
iu private l.miiy; convenlcul to at-eet
Aiiureaa iiea nox 7.
ANTk(. TwtMitj brlilne cnrptfiitoni In
Kurt Worth. Apply to K. V, Co wen 4
Oh I lit J. ur Juuuh. L'uwfn A KiinU'iinii
ar , . - VA-. . , .. " '
-n i, v in III
T AXTKIi- Hell ooya at the Urand-Wmd
ho" I.
1 o
1 i on Suiida
Or tnkeii ly mislake
( om I.ivelv hall
e in u. a wo im ii. i Mj,t
lien der will con'er .. fiivor hy le,ivina tho
I DH Kt.v r.
"OK IlKXr-Iwo ma'ly furnished rooms,
...... , , ,t.,-ii.- lur winter
.lueWs ui and I'ovilr.n li H.
"i'l
IOR lll-.xr A eottuerf live minis, some
sninli ro mis. una huudrad f.et I'roni eor
nerol .knl an I .la ktonavenue, uonh sele
ul .laets nij hUo a two-.torv house, Kliu
a'leet, Kast Da liii, MiliubU Tor divelllnir or
Ktoieorl'naMinn house. A: ply to V ,1. I'uitv
e.iruer Akard alio .luektoii.
1, K Itl.M. A tvvo.atory house uu Wood
.' .troet. xix roomai kmi. eloteru. Applv to
k. 1. U'ti ti Walt r, i lly Klevator
I," 'It UK NT Tin pronertv known aa the
1 I'.iiruppan tloiiso. No. ,oj.-, Ma n street, well
. , :'. .' ic,""aiunnr lomteea ro huh. liiHiuit
- ...., ,..,- jin. IlliUll
IJK Ks.N r-A dweliii gui rour Moni-i nnd
. p neh, corner or Jnek.on and ll. ustou
-ir euj K,,d w at. r nhiin.laiit. Apply to M.
i.m.lol, li.lell i.vmslreet. " '
L-Oll KcM'-Iiih C.imo,.,IUuii house
.m-mii ..ue.'i : n-ir ii lH,-h,.d a. ,,l
And t boll-sale and Itetail Dealera In
CRAli and COUNTRY PRODUCE
onoosniKs,
liM L1UUUKS. TOHACrOS Al. f'TfJAPfi
, . 4 ,A- iioaiio
And all kinds of PKOVISIONS.
Cor. Camp nudj.aniar Sta.,
tJ-Llliernl advancei made on Consignments .-J
Dallas, Texta
A Genuine Health Eevcrnge
YOUNG'S EXTRACT OF MALT
KecommendeJ. bj leading physicians XoitTIl AM) SOUTH, oi Ita etcelien quallUea
AJS A.
T
ONI C !
AIDING 16CTf;ttl. Strength of Invalid,,
lUtMi MOlHfcltS, and others reiiiirlB(r a nout
siiiiinuiu which ta
la Slleelallv rf-riilliiiiended
nourishing ndpalatr.ble
rSTOTP IxYTOXIOATING
'fills valuable remedy for weakened physical enerp
ee o all the older
UnVslrnl finnrv will io
and mure expensive MALT kStKAOS0. 1 Etfi? '
A.T S25 CEIVTN TJKX1 BOl'L'LE
Sold by all leadlug ilniggteto throughout the eouatry. Trade euppllMhv
THOMPSON, SCHOTT & CO.
St. W Btt0S" .WK.CHAU,,AhDWi
BOWMAN & BLEYER, Wino Mereliants,
Et. Louis, Mo.,
' The Hon.
sole rnomiETous.
CotlttlllllAlotiMr nl' InrdFn.l i .... .. . .
TRAfTl.is.i,,.,i...m; o"" ."rVu . '"e.i mm ruiNG's MAI 'I H
: - ."- , .IIIH IIIOl'IU C UV fclllll l.V I lenin.ita
United suites Itevenue Lleenae.'
without reiiiilrlug
.'S"JV lit:
mm
"asSArnTi-iaL
lor eondiie'lhir a h.,t,.l, .
r.smis: il not all runted wl.l rent a part umTl
Hie wh.de la rented. I will eontiiiuV ,o rn,
rooms, iinu-liei! r unfuriil-lie i. ror lurlher
parn-iilarai. lv to im; Main '"n.r
venleiie.'
I'll YSlt 1AX
IJIIYHIOIAN AND tHIK(iKON-DH. MOlt
r L'tr- t'lSeo, tn firet national bank bull,!.
; a natural condition of tho organs
Tory thinly, only about twenty plantt from production
I. UTI1 tllllllTIUi (II HAwl lli.t A I a
ine increase or epp;s in etrly tprintf from
line bred towls ia olten atlended witn bad
rea us, oecauae, id our acltlshneaj and de
ior tue dollars and cents that
So that seed whput mm.
bs considered aa worthlost when three year
old. J
Fcedinc lloraei New nay and Onla
The quostion whether hortet are injured bv
being fed on new bay and fresh oatB bat bet "u
siade a tubject of investigation by a French
niiiuary commisaion, wno nave been experi-
sll-'
WA t,a u 1 1
striving for, wo keep the best and meat valu
able of our bert layine boyond their natural
way by forcing ami stuffing them wuh
hiRhly touoned and conceulritted food.
ixow, this practica it evideutly wrone as
health of tbe hories wat not eMentialW .! ofleo b8C0."'e total wreck by
laeed bv new hav. if thev rnreivod tv,... . " lore'"R procest drawing on tbe viui
hr ordinary ration along wi:h the other ltd- fo-n? y'i ,n'! P"Ped
Their
ilne. .a.m;.,im.i..M.i .i.',". ,uw't ouen disappoint the breeder.
freely and the excrements were somewhM 21 Ir P 7 d Uck oon,ut,"'on'
softened, but In short time this ceased. In' with rsmni i n..:.
Konera. ,h. horse, ate tbe nw bay more T
4H V1.INT.
R. H. Chilton, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST
to ruuo no more cotton that ho can gather, and j ln. Ueatilenov, Sail Jacinto et, near Leon'
aiiow reasoiiauiu viine ior tao euucatlon 01
Hit children. "All work and no play
nukes Jack a dull boy." Would it not be
well for the faruiert of" this ttato to make
aomo effort to demonstrate tho ftctthat wheat
can bo grown in texts rather thin
assert that it cannot be grown
limply because they have mado cne or two
failure! ? If a proper appreciation of thit
subject it manifested by the farmers of this
teution, I undertake to say tbat they will be
aided in a substantial way by lbonou;produo
ing class and much good may arise crem an
earneat eflort upon their part to thoroughly
solve the wheat growing problem. If agree
able to the editor ef tbe hutxi) let ui
discuss thit subjeet through the mdium of
bis valuable paper aad try and form an or
ganisation tor the purpose of thoroughly
testing the culture of wheat in Texas.
Dallas, Tax., Sept. 30, is 0.
So. Wt Mala t.
Oalla
TAME AND sit K l'ORSKS, proneuac d In
mlt "..' Llna.
Spavins, tplinis, rln-tbonea, bunchs Ihor.
onaliplg., tpmng km;, cured wuhout Diem-
atl,1bue.,lamen', n1""tr dla
eiiee, inoe-Doiia, run guaranteei. send r..s
pan. phlet containing J MotZL to"
Vi 1Lh8' J W'" Broadway,
Wra7 'l,;,ha?Uhl?
Thompsun, Seliott & Co., A'eati.
Ballas Iron Works
PHELAN&CO.
DALLAS.
Tbo Rod Shop on Ross Avenue,
TEXAS
Machine Job Work, New Boilers of all Kinds.
Engine Repairing, Boiler Repairing!ot all kinds,
Smoke Stacks & Spark Arresters. MachinA nnrl .Inb Fomi
Artesian Well Tools, Breachings, Doors. Shutters. Etc.
Steam Fitting, Tanks KetteSi Heaters,
Job Work of all Kinds, General Sheet Iron Works,
Brass and Iron Castings,
ENGINE & BOILER REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
tf Wt have tht Best Machine Shop and Tools In DellialS
roaiuvoiy we are the onlv practical Bolter Makers la Dallas. We guarantee all our Jobs or
Woraflrtt-elats.sndthseheapes In Dallas, bend for our price.
0 B t t PEE CAN & CO., Dallas, Texa