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|,jriateal
ImM»X O
>•
Y. Hit main object .Iwaya.JtaiAo.
secure a good wheat crop as the best
paying crop for his section Mr. J. «
now 88 ye*rt old, and aUtroogb
but little in farming, has left a legacy
to hit adopted coontry iu his wnttnga
,Md ^xpçriuient«, on, ^«cultivation of
hit favorite cro p> Mr. George Geddes,
in a late article in the New York TVt
bune, speakt öf Mr: Johnson's method
of farming to ahow boi* i lands tot* be
made very productive. .Qtht^cropt
were grown with a view to promote the
yield of wheat. When be had a field
of good clover in the spring, as sooths
it got as large as could be plowed into
' ijjj ground, he. Would itbitoittUi hit
summer fallowing, During the fallow
ing he would spread great.flpantfties of
manure on the poorer places, in the
field. If this land' was not needed for
any trthÀ"drofr hé would! again iutt tiler'
.. fallow theyear. after the wheat..waa cut,
and thus take a crop of wheat every
from the same laud, and by
Few names in this country ore betr
ter known to the reading iyrro?rs than
that of John Johnson, of Ôètreva;Tf.
. . - ,
i, h, «Sÿ tka fr
Z'^JïfjSteiIÂiîeî
tbe Oll-cake me g r
.ifiraBffiÜSCJßft*
u, l;. ,k„„ In lalkinw over his
fit on his sheep. In talking over Dis
^*** ut 0 * ***.t *
importance «rf baWrJPhTd, mablOTe ®n*
(till few men bave used elever more
t iL il'A 'A, Ukkl »1 LüA*k,»C<'
than be did. 'll mtisl bb Yet*0«bere5]
that Mr fladdw. tKinlra mnw nf. clpyfl r
KLffaffltF 1 al^ i Brte 0 i W « ■■*»«
n
two years
â®L4(ÔÂ0W cr SC
yard manure he constantly increased
bis crops of wheat. To provide bis
yard manure, hejrpjj]d purch ase sheep
*»ihe fall ant^
winter on straw, bay, corn and oil-cake
meal, and sell them to tbubtiilicr ib
is.
.9
Î qus.-pAt a recent
mirà'Tarmera' Club,
.31
c-Sdëtrtrwjp*
icc-house could be made out of a stm
pie WfPrfwM eçokwre. ho *-<
low walla, or pits, or any costly appar
at us. H« leaves six inches of space
It will take twice as long to cook ss
one that was cut. when, by trying it
> y» JhtiÉHPÜPiW 1
take it np, peel it press it moderately,
thibattor. 'Yitiiwill be
m oaticr J I » e
#«ôiÆ
the i MTaVhM» packed, with a
foot o» the bout. The ice , js cut into
large blocks and made to fit at the
joints as closely as convenient, but
where the edges are jagged h« fills >o
with pounded ice or sawdust, the latter
being Aé cheapest.
covers
' .
Drajoag« is iptpprUbt, but if the
house stjtgds on porous soil, pr h jp so
elevated tbet the. water will ran ofi*
readily, it an«*,ere every purpoae. He
l^td kept ice several years iu, tuch a
building, nine feet square, and _the
ùt.
b
ken ont,
be careful to keep all cavities covered
with sawdust, er it will waste *way
rapidly. tbe question
to the cost of a house fourteen, feet
square, he said that fifty dollari would
pay for it and the sawdust ; and built
of eheap lumber, it mifU co*» only'
i
ae
sawdust. " '
. »ma ffi . i r i u ftn .» / nr. ii «
Row to Çoçk A Tujinip—I will ask
the reader to (took two turnips in twit
differaat ways. The first is to be peel
ed and sliced, sud left to soak in cold
water for an hour or more. Tl»o slices'
•re to be tailed until quits tender, and
then are to be drained, and nioely
mashed with batter. This is the most'
«omtuen method of cookiog, and it baa
it of w
«I
tbe gnat
the.
!terotT«8ft*«mi '".t
■tituents of fne root, ana oonsequentlj
i ,Tbe
t
m
twHIi
,ilii
in;
bat it is not to bo peeled, or ont, or
soaked. Boil it whole, in its "jacket.
i>
*ii*à
■«rpriged at the difference. Instead al
being, as perhaps joa will expect)
"•trong,** '»rank." or "bitter," it will
be deliciously full-flavored, and will
eontai» all the nourishment (bat was in
h befere ii was gook» i.—Oardntr»
Magazine.
■>;
Fattening Calves — A sensible prac
tical farmer says that he bat often
noticed that calves would thrive better
on milk that is not rich in butter than
, «n what is commonly called very rich
elements ufTnilk
that ßioet a quantity |
poorer io batter, it is better to feed on ;
milk of the hitter. Tbe ealf will thrive '
tatter« and you will get more tatter
from the milk of the first cow.
milk tod
„ „
Chakcoal nob Cattlb.—C harcoal
, .
pulvemed and m.xed w.th water ts
now highly recommended a* an agent
* ,- • , . a ■ e
for relieving cattle soffertng from any
, 6 , , , 3
derancement of the stomach; auch as
., " . ,
bloat or boven, etc. This should be
remembered. There is no doubt of its
efficacy, idtiriodatwe i 4 concurrent tea
timony can be relied upon
ff
T
a.prettiest girl in Barsboo is Miss
Birdie Peek, aad all the Bantaobiea
/
long In fly with her.
»jumoim
5lP*SE'© k, * Ae, ° t ' ,
iiioifiniH
Yesterday afternoon an old man ap
petred befure ,be Detroit .»d L».»,
RaiWojtf picket window at yftef Central
depot and asked :
- .. What you charge for a ticket to
*<>
..Two-sixty, sir, r
doiy^rflr^ fi^tULb 3w
^ money
,, Two do , lar( , unJ ïixtJ cents :
t Ue rtraogeT/pnllidg< lib head
^ ,
..y^.^tbgt is. ike, regular fare
..Then I sthays here by Detroit forty
yem ,A „aid the man. getting red in
^ "I have never seen me
^^ ^
^ >-Two^>»«y is tho regnlar fere, and
wil , h#T ^ t6 pay H if y 0I f g0 ," re
— j
after a few minutes tbe old man retaifoc
. ,-K.. CP 1 ! d. it. -replied tte
-tel, den, I don't go, so help
.aiL» m «r ». al..»«.
wiEÄHf»; j
He yajked off again, looking baok to
tÖ 106 w,na0 "'
„A. paid,* „u., „ yil
J'p. ^
f
, _._printed
I ( VfAWf y>0|understand
^ & soheàole of prices bee,
.|.*. ■ - ^ _ »1 ,l 0
g °
1K 8 U1. " " ■ ■■ . .
(li$ tl »T*7« nt '
wAwehiMtoot for
f"
ex
^ j
M 1
re,
•*dT
•aid tb» stranger. ■
-No, caÄ't do lbst
"Veil, den, I stays mit Detroit till
I-diesj", grossed, tjta^V^ yta^, and he L
went away and walked around the de
pot. He Cxpeotëd to' be' called'back
be left the window, as a man is ofte
it al
en hë
let
deal
bMfi
lied «W
I*W2
. 10 .
; I
i
"Vail, den, Istbaxa^mit Detroit von
thousad'iÿéUJliWiî#sMl»ed the atrt
ger, madder thaj^ever "I baya bol o5
•bout this by
n
" 1
1
ta:
leaf of Bolice !"
the 1
ke prent
"Gef
aad thlrfy o^nts', önil li t' rldh»' bn ide
platform !"
''Can't! db it.T tutti, did dgdoÀA' t
"VéU.4#l>., ^i gôlljf; t0
yon what I Jabs! Herd W' tffcto twd
dofltt.bitf hiktfr'ketrtA, mfil! 1,#»» to
Lansifig nnd never «ittds back ! No,
sir,niiMMH mmntWe^WHOT I shall
mit de blank rOàd ,u lbays taxe»
dem 'bàttiei und by dbdi'Sk^tesA^Rnd
I shall sbwwiJO«'tttt t/>1ttll t#f'nod»<
4ings more tö rfo uill dis Jo'Wn !"
/ i 0g\fwnUftk|>iWftt«V> Yrlltfn't ft
Coring thk Hiccoughs. — A youbg
gek'tliblah with Attends tbï Aust i b pub
lic school had been told that a suddeD
Chock/ of fffght y ^cv)d v «ur^ |b^\hic
eougbj ttd ^aricvtoingk Whtle^e
Akdy i wp Ms iIw d wsdbMfatntorrbw
Wim srate,;,Uw-.spspeclf4,
Was seized with ! a fit of hiccoughs' The
old geotfe'miiw Wds' tilted baldlf W bis
ckair, with his %al rsatiug'on the lop
of the stove, and the young bopelfnl
cftP«kMliri>b» '.kb. rIw nord cVttittl
as the ald'ttttp WXS .î'JisIlinliV. Iwüht a
JWlr.hW^WfVip,!
getting oat pt»h—enh, but he tt^r got
it eut. He gave a jump which tilt$
over the ehair,, »nd «mdmtrpfiag fw re
gain his lbdf equtlibtijiWbi* feet flew
up against the table- ppeetting it and a
.student lamp which stood upon it, and
^I^ÎIÂiÔÇWïsIP ,ûï
dfove-hcarth T^e • hgari
tbe racket, oarne rot nie g io from the
kitchen and ^ipped pro* the.old .man's
prostrate form, kpochjug; da^ ^what
^]ipNeier» b^gldsd but bf his 4 hiit» and
c , 0 , he# ^ w#s 011red 0 f tte-bVceoughs,
. . « lift ,»*fc*«ut o //. ....
but there was % foofc of sternness tu hit
SY
'
come
e.e
UtUi
•jiii
2-JLU*
'
and
wâsjust
from the wreck apd thoo^ the ashes sod
MV 'be
boy sits on the edge of lb» 4 «feat at
school and Jie^ qn his front when in
bed. and silently murmurs that the old
hÜ clftlkine/Jld head
ofi before h* iwil) ever try to cure it inf.
—Anetin j[xV/er) Heat Clip .. I J |
A Dètrôft '(nsursifee agent hired a
boy the other Jay to iptot) hi« office,
| when
; plied; "If yoq don't want to let a
' feller take soy comfort I'm gding to
leave !"—Detroit Prêt».
and went todinner leaving the yowtb in
charge. When he returned be found
that the lad had whirled otte Of tbe
table legs almost io two and disaected
the ggsbion of the swinging chair. 1 ' He
was greatly annoyed and spoke sharply,
lira bdy bgrit > isytb tsurs and re
»
Mrs. Frazer, of Iowa, used to eom
: plain of dizziness, and when she died
, . - .
and a poat mortem waa hold, tbe doo
torg found shirt b(ltton8 ,
. , . / „ . ,
two owkels and a finger ring jn her
, . „ . . j J
stomach. Fraser ta now aatiaflbif
. , , .
(, " e w#gn 1 m*F. «to he suspected,
r
editor, aud while the compositor is set
that
"Help ihe poor," writes a St. Louis
ting up the article, the editor puts a
mmWumm« >« «ato»
into his carriage and mils, howwrsrd
with tbe blissful conviction tbst Io has |
done his whole duty
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our Flowers and Vegetables, with Directions
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cures, many 4 tof which pj« publicly kttosvn,.
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous dise#«e%,i
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive djs-,
.oedefsmC- Mi* e&u, Xu»nows,»lU*#cfces,
, u Boil», Pimples, P»vtt»llri8.
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• irttttl Mwa». It siiso»curas . other.. wml '
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M strength^in tha ftpriup. : By rejiewüig the
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it dissipates tbe.deprossion and listlesslan
euwof the season. Even when pofilittider
| oueat ^i_g 0 pj^ fuel 1 itettéT. anfl : live longer,
appears, people i ei i»ei c- ° '
for cleansing tho Wood. The system moves
oo™' h renewed 'Igor Aud A »6W iMfO t
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„ Dr. J.C. AYFR & C0„ I^Well* M*SS.,
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PracUa't ,„..l .1 nMtft.cf ChrmMe. H
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SOLD BY A LL uKbUMSTn EVERY WHERE,
Dgc 12-Iy. _ tQ] ai ■
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Wbfch be will sell very cheap ttr cash. Buy. j
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that he can seH as low as the same goods can ;
1 nhirtaf nil TTt/ri-rfrrirV «»"tlirir :
fcJJSSTrlTHlSSrSTS iCu"! P V>T ^
; l„dtltakil.g W«rU
at short nmi« and m a^a|^r edited
i en Caskets or Ciisesi will find it to their nd
j Vantage to call on him. He has. also.
T41LQR it SON'S 1
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The Corpse may he dressed in the finest fab-:;
rics and not be soiled, (and can be seep at all
times) as nothingJn.t drv cold «tr enters the
N , .
OTICE.—I hereby give notice th»t
apply to the Qcnfml Assembly of Delà
Pfc. 26-6\v. SARAH C. ITATTSON.
L.en
tions
The undersigned respectfully announce* fo !
lb«.o*ti*ens of .Middietnwn and .Vicinity that !
be ha* ca ban«' ». large and well,,»etected i
I stock of i)anrtsvm>e a n4 dyratje
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Avvn o ® un * ons t ß a< J Nails tHitfalf Diseases of Ihç j
OfUSt Jfafttv Cancers and Scrofulous Humors,
Files, &c., skillfully and sviccessfully treated at the
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FREE !
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' ,^n( wi ! bo H t nu, i; h J egfe^ W ipg t^,^.
Sometimes could uctheç dress or undresA,anR
i«Te?' Witt ifkrWft^Ming
paina. Dr. Simms' CelebrateFi'Mk'SriiAhqr
' ed aftar waeka'oneriuiiawt ulu -
and ffthe^ndVf the ^h^Spttl
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tow-rff ««ears
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: |»«eg.. t Wd cottld give many atora velenaoes,
tfs _
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«W'Hmdavlto,.Ita^«hVûto«hœa b D«e-- .
*'tofJ,%c., aba in Rheumatism in* e?rtainljr à !
wonderfo! u^diciné, ^avlflg' flWled in * to«!
«ogle case. Uaed inwardly and aatwardly.,,
; Price 50 oout* a bottle, ov six for $2^0.
Principal Depot, fourth and King streets, '
Wilmington, Pei. ^ K i
t* Philadcttfi
>«' Mete P«rtt'
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COKSUMmON CURED.
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To the Editor,o/.Trqnecrijd,^^^ ^ i-.j P
Esteemed 1 Fjusnd: . -
Will voiinlease inform your readers that 1
T have a positive "■ Ä ,
a2d tLfby it* uL in m^pracÄa hart'!
cored hun4re<te « **»£* ■ *»»
for a case it will not hemfit,,- Indeed, so !
strong i».tny faith, I wllj send a Sampui freb,
IQ any'suflbreT addfessing me.
P'ease show this letter to any one yon may
know who iB sufisrutg from ihese diseases,and
°i ) ' 4 R e i Faithfully Yojks, ,
, ■'R. T . F. BURT,
janlfl-6m. 69 \\ llliam St., New York,
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A. ttqnI that w.iU lead to.tlieapprehension of i
JJf P^r^y or parties vfLo steal the lamps from |
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furnish!. g Xthe àiffmi« Wtids^fptoi^OM
sueh as are used in,this section. Giving ape
cial attention to fhis line of trade, having
been successful i'n procuring the Services of.
those persons who formerly made castings a't
Newark, De)., whose work was celebrated ns
wpriop, Win keep constantly bn hand a large 1
sttpplyy whaleanle and velall# at moderate pri- i
IKS m^:. !
foeture the celebrated Pioneer Stuntp puller,
''[^4 -ÄBÄ^Ä^SSC.
»fc together w itb.Hor*-$h<*iog, done with j
nealppsyand dispatch - Plow, Bolts and Clet
| se8 con&ta|»t)y on .hand
1 Qetn^thankful f
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December 5-tf.
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hardware?
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DEALE BS IN ALL KINDS Or
•rflntw*:' need »»«# 7 *i',it *»li» i<Y
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'BRICKS, LI SfE i , niw; stob, DOORS, BLINDS
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MOULMNÖS; ^AINTâ. 'OrLS,
, J ÖM8S. ETC: ïitC.
l'üi'dtl «*jv» ti-»;.*;jit L\U j Ui ■* *
Cdnfft&ntly on hätid all kruds 6f '
- i
January 15-tf
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ft lo>PrM U *top T Ptf :n :;CoL
in
or past fa vor*,' by'strict al
lealron to twaiaesa, tve amts liberal i
share in the future,: L V. ASP ttlt,
Odessa. 18^, aeUt-ly
jfaftofcitolh ÉWttlW 4
TO TH€ PUBLIC
rflHE subscriber would «*11 As attention
X of the public to hit
LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK of
GOODS,
Consisting in part of
DRT GOODS, NOTIONS,
groceries, boots,
At»
Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Queengware,. Woyi& *nd pillow ^Sre,
E»rtteii.»nd Stone W#re. , j 4i ,«
iTi
FtRH. MEÀY 8. Ac., Ac
' And everything usually kept iti »
First ^(fa^^ OöÄotfr 1 Store,
•v-Afl df*AMfcL nit* bfcen' ( *fee»«'*tl«'
• 'Mtre. »»«! wiji Mu^vi
IN AeCORDANCK WITfl THK TIME8.
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trade, f ltove etWrcisM J(r«rt cafe and takte in
my selections, searobiBW lhaakntke*tbor«ogh
ly before I bought anything, and then only
buying wha UL w w —oitWvdmtT
m price or qwirixy, *tnrfttrni
examiBariod sf nt stock,'Back as' siapi
ttncy.J>ryGoo4*,Hd»df-»adeCtelMDg
saft»Ä«ar»aaa!? s;
Wood and Wiltowward, tjueetaswnrfe, tin tiod.
Glassware, Groceries, Jraq in tbe. eouBtpy,—
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'' New and Large !Stock of
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Fall ! Winter Goods,
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ÇqasiHing.in part of, ,,
Crest'.ôooâ»^ Y-êsinR Styl*,
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tri NOTIONS, FANOYfJOODS,
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GWKRHD8, BATS; «APS..
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i.w .!» i iHuekjGh>vea,(M*n'*epdiB<WO' .....
Ui RFAÖY ÄADE CLOTHUTG:.
Derby», Ohasterfields, and Ovteeaats-,
f. io -Guw Coats au4iOHCloth ämM,
Äa's«
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i
! COMMISSION MERCHANTS
fruits and prodoce.
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Men's ttAfTBÜff 1 BédB.'trddfïl.-« t0*$5.eo
per pair. Ladies* RaLi-and Button Gaiters,
«tT« . 17* cmvrngi
80D ; YARDS OF CARPETS,
nf./^ no : 2 # ' i ai dt . .. >: >. *
«
- #7.(1 iu From 25 çenta to$L50. ; 1ti
lap Bobes and Horse Blanket*»
Double and Single Barrel .Gun», $5.00 to
Tub«. # ' '.•'/I . fi 1
.t'cVkfe majority of tin above goods .will be
W tbMfitoO.hft hqngbt in Umcity.
and >l,! r1S 8 W ' 11 B^ 8
ftso mV sbhttft M ft ■■ ' . .„j«» |
wb K ic *, rnH ttf Poultry apd Eggs-
- -MididletowD, Del., Nov.Rj-1874.
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Send for self-measurement circular.
J. P. DOUGHtmr,
may 28-tf <10 Market at Wllniagtea. Drf
l. C. HUNT.
a. a. cocuBAN. John nix.
COCHRAN, NIX à CO.,
WHOLESALE
IN
NO. M SARK PLACE, N. T«
Poultry for Christmas and New Year a
Specialty. . ia order to secure prompt sales
i of the poultry we should receive it at least
three days prior
Consignments solirited.
to each holiday.
Dec 13-ly.

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