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,-I THE FUlN. i.1 -ill HOE.
TOPICS FOR FARIERS. º
A
The ancient telievela nat Irtn a,Nºi..wit
rain's horns buried in the groundl would
prruce asparaguts. hs
Salt andded  poultry droppins pre- dr,
Sent, this valuable, manure from drying Wl
up :and burtingu the plants. di.
-~ omi
Attend to the rcellarsby'cleaning and m
wli',..a-hing ther; throughly lefore day
the wite.r :uppli.s are put in.
ensL
'To prevent Ihres ove r-reach ing /,olren %-i
the 1,1C5 of the frnt sh's, and I r,.lIh, into
tl,.., t,, if the hlindl shle.bin
br.'
The cooler anzaleas are kept thlrugh MC
the wi:l:nr, (free froi frot of cturse) dr,
the, lctter the fluowers will be in the cli
gºoi
?tteet .lrtsiumn, can'lvtuft, perennial
pe:, iirtulacia, etc., ,ow anyl tilme' befo,re le
winter 'sets in for bloonming another glu
year. tut
tic
A little netlhod it worth a great t
le:tl of memoury vin tl farm as else, tit
where. s
It is said that undiluted :alcohol. apr cot
tiIt-d itlh a -uall l,rulh, will kill ftile t
it.. ::ly bug, atI l is more agreenlhle to ulse ho
than whale oil son. CV.
- -cev'
Geranlums that ar' dui, up from the cu
,,.,r l.,,l this fall can I.,e hung up in ll.,
the c.lla:r on a nail, and start out green hit
in t9 -sl,ring. est
on
Mr. J. J.. Thomas mntiins Ilu.lthes f.t
d' A ngiu! ne, , Winter Nelis, andl Ajou llu
a- ti, i'',.ar wlhi'h lhave on an averugo an
ivithqt,od the lli~iht. rip
_________th,
P'ltt can ie easily sfthen-l and re- p
rv.ld froUmi broken ilm of glast byt
hceating it with a h,t ir,l nott red hIt); w
it will tO.n become soft and I'el o:t. ru
I'isehlas can easily ibe k.pt through fe
the winte in an ordin'arv, dry, dark eel- n'
lar, cover the roots withle1sd and water in
theen cough to ke:,', the soil moist. n
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For common ringbone in cattle, l)r. tit
Law says: "'Paint with tincture of in
i.dinte, or with a s.,lution of corrtire m
sut'liniat-40O grains t, one pint of in
water.
Vases that are to remain out-id,, allf
winter, eseciallv deep (onies, should have
hie soil remveed from thcem, as the
ation of the frost will swell and crack fr
them. I
Plant plenty if hardy biulb this fall-
jvainltl, crocu-c,. tulil,, nrei-sus,h
etc., a hnd they will reward you, next'
spring with their fragrance aud lbright
colors.
CO1ITktl
'Weeds by the road- ie,, fence corners
sr ditch batk= should be cut down with i
iunla':Lrilg h:anil. No farmer should al. t
low noxious weeds to ripen their seeds et
on or near his land. w
ci
In trlaltplatllng plants or trees firm t
well about the roots with fine soil, uiils's i
the soil is wet; in that case firm su.tIi
ciently to prevent air spaces large V
enough to dry up the roots.
h
Pigs reaming about at !arge consume to
a conuiderabhle proportion of earth with 1
the various acorns, root;, larv:c, etc.,a
th:at they grub up. and they should not c
be deprivedi of it when in confinemtent.
a
Gnlnea fowls will keep all bugs and t
insects of every de,'riltion otl' garden
vines. They will not scratch like other t
f.iwis or h:arm the m.ost delicate lilnt..
Their eggs are valuablle, and they lay t
oftener thian the common hen.
C
SA slew milker makes a cow inmpatient,
jhich causes hier to hold up her milk.
The "strippings" are the richest part,
anil if a cow is milked quietly, as welli
as quicekly,&ere will be more, as well as I
richer milk.
Very few farmers keep accountof their
crops, though they are commencing to
wake up to the importance of such tran.
actions If we do not Iook into such mat
tcns it i. not strange tha:t farming does
not pay.
A pall o* water slihtly warm. in
rhich two or three quarts of bran has
been stirresl with a sprinkling of unlt,
giveii to a cow once a day will inerease
tlie flow of milk, ant also add to its
,jtuatity. _____
Push forward fattening hogs, they
will gain rapidly now, tiec week's gain
now i.. worth two in svcere weather and
it will lnt cost as much to acconi plsh it.
If hogs are in gtod condition by the
tinie winter sets in .tey will not run
back.
0il cake and cotton seed meal is valn
alle fced for ho't, cows, sheep and hogs,
giving a healthy tone to the aiiinunl, fat
tening the hIan on* and keepling them
stn,ng Iealthy and vigpoou. Fed with
r,,ts the ettc't on animal life is aston
jihing.
We hare kept many a hundred lushiel
of na,l'p.s simply by pk.ing tli'nt cans'
fully in the fall t'nI, hurying them in
aliaflou pits in the opln !rotind, cover
ing over with straw, ann four or siK
inches of earth over that, in about the
t.ome manner oswe preerve turnips from
trost through the winlter.
I'ihinese farmers ,oak their graii in
Iuid manure, dilutd with waiier and
*,sw whien it has berun to geruinalti. anl
the .x},erience tends to shww that in this
ee*r.,tmon, it not only tends to pri,.ilite
tile growth and dcvelopmeht of ihe
* r~alat, but also to protect the sed Ifrom
wstt th in the grofrld.
A wELt-mICowI r iostofl l Vat trying
a horse one day, in company with the
owner, a profeagional jockey. Hay.
ing driven him a nile or two, the gen
tleman, who utlined that he pulled
pretty haid and showed a good dcal of
spirit, requiring conanmt watehing and
a steady rein, maid: "Do you thrink
that is just the hs for awomanto
drive?' "Well m, ranswered the
joekey, "I must my that I shouldn't
wit to marry the woman that could
,aiv that home.
•-- . 1 ·
A WONDERFEL ENTECVCIAN.
Th eEtrwamtuawvyhm of r ?es& *v'e5
-m rls. e a..e .  s eSuf S.
,t::T~.nl.l, Ym,.g Kent:,%.ky Lecttr.;
At Moorefleld an interview was had
witb J'bhn Robinson, a clever farmer, bloc
..ose wife is a cousin to a remarkable Fe"
character whose nameis Rueben Fields 5Y
--" P'rofessor Fields, the Seventh Won-p
der," he calls himself-and truly he is • 0
wnlderl, a show, a study, a" What is it?' of 1
" i'r,fe'sor" Fieldls was brn near Wy- Cone
omuting, Bath County, twenty-eight vearsn co
ago, :anl never went to school but one the
day in his ife, and on that day carried taki
with him an old tea-kettle filled withbut
snaki~.s caught with his own hands, and h:
when the teacher attempted to drag him wh
into the school-roo,,m, threw the snake.' at
hinm one by onC from the kettle unt iee griel
breke tip the c hro , for th:t dav. anu pro
never returnced again, lie heartlyv con- the
1demn,.d the idea of schools anl sclhoo. de:
º clili.hrn all hi. da:vs up to the Ire-c'nt, the
ant now rebulkes :ll schoo.l ehilren for 'It
goint}. s.ving that they are '"os flr dor
1 cint to :,toel to lose what little know- ak
eedgi tlhey iheritel, by nature." Fietlds if
rgl,,ris i the los-cs.ion of a n- the
tural gift-that of being a matheiua
tician whose equ:al is unparalle.ld. In an
fact, he is the wonder of the littl", - tei
tin of the world aneI the few rur:al a
sciett:ikts with vwhiom lie has come iUt
cont.:.ct. It is p.-itively nas.rt'd Iv 7
Sth,: . who have known him fr.mn cllild- n'
a hod that he dcsin't tknow a figure or t
even the numlbrs on a clck di:al, or
even a letter of the alphabet, andl yet Ieo on
canl il.nstaitlyv uli correctly comnlutt any i O
I nathiuati,:"l problenm read alounl to it
a him, even giving tile an.swer to the how- ens
est dc'imal fraction, lie hilas beei tried
on as nmch a two jpaces of invoice on(
a foo,lscap. of mercantile goods of every"
Sdescription, and on the la.et line of ,gteidsa
and ti-ures being read instantlv gave the yO:
right tanwer, and eveCn conmtenii ccdl at we
the ist line and in reve.r-e rotation re- ar
peate.l every word, article and figure of
the lt ctire invoice to a dot. lie n.ever tlt
work- at any other trade thar. that of an
runting ui, invoices and nimaking other th
mathtemt:ti.ael ealcutlation. 'iThe '" Pro'
h fe--sir.' la-ides lI.ing ji )s,,ii(el , f an on- of
setni aied utnaccotunt:alle wo'l cef fiurea A
r in his mindl and the key to all iiathe- de
matil:1 ,roblemes, the olving of which
i ut an irnsaitactneus flash of de
r. the mind, acom,:tieel by a quick clos
if ing ,f the eyes and twitching of the I
e mui-le- of the face, as if in great agronya
if m,,iei.ntturilv, als carries in his titnd a
jlretutc I- antd never-varying clock dial, th
Sand can give the correct" stn ' time to
a sc.,endl, and can also tell the tinme to a
Sseceend by a watch in anotlher l,.ket,
Siee\cr ,oking at a watch or clock. lle
k freqluently tells periles the dilitrence th
between their tinle anIn that of the sun. w
Ble has ben frequenttly asked the time !t
by certain clks and watlches out o fr
sight, andl has never meissed givin a cor
i t s answner. Tie "l'rofesor" has gi
so nonplused conductors by telling them
the tcaet time by the watches in their
r poi'kct., and in his peculiar manner of
th irtteresting them in his unique history, P
l. that hIe has frequently made almoust the I
ti entire trip from Keutucky to Kansas,
where his mother now resides, free Eof
charg:, the conlductors beconing so in
n teres'tcl in him that they wicid almo.st
s 'c;ivariablv forget to collect his fa:re.a
Ii- Fielis clainms that he is a s.aled eventh 0
go Wonder, in the possession of V gift
which could easily be taken away frem I
him, and through fear, therefore, refues s
no to receive medical treatument for eii
th lepsy, with which hIe is atllicted, Iutt
c., sonmetimes speaks ot being willing to re- I
ot ceive treatment from a " faith" dlector
with whom he claims to be acqualitted, i
and who lives in the mountains of Ken- d
nd tucky. Fields is also possessed of an
en other gift almost equally marvelmus, viz.: I
er that of handling snakes of all kinds, in-e
it. eluding the rattle, the copperhead, gar- t
ay ter, racer, etc., and never was known to
have been bitten. He also holds power
over all ferocious does-having gone
tt, once into the yard of James Tipton, at
1k. Mooreficel, where a most ferocious bull
rt, dog held sway untoiested. The dog
ell reared up on him and played with him as
as he had never done with any member
even of the home family. lie has also
been known to have fondled with the 1
eir heels and hind legs of bad kickingt
horses and mules, and never been hurt.
n - Professor" Fields as a bachelor who
a-ever intens to marry, weighs, 200
D" pounds, has red whiskers, atd hasn
small, " grey eye of destiny," and saya 1
x* he can give no explanation of his wotider
asful gift, save that it is a gift similar to
t5 that of Blind Tom. Fields is naturally
Sofa sullen disposition, refuses to be inter
its l.ewed, for fear others will learn of htm,
seldom permits an acqua:intance tole I
forimetl with ainy one. The stagc-driver,
tey elr. Mrt'he-llanul Tully, informed the
am Tee,,e' that he suICCeced'd in forming the
tndl arcejt:eimltamulee of the e Pronfe·ssor" by ap
~it. prlc·leincrr hint with a crhecker-board-
the he h ,timu .aspcial gift or chrm for the
run game, whichhe; dclighls in andI sees all
throuagh at a glancc. Mr. Robinson says
he cnsiders him.es'lf a first-class checker'
pha- player. but that Fields beat him seventy
g, three gaie.s out of seventy-five at one
fat- sittitug, anel that Fields only gave hibt
em the two giaes just to eneourage hit to
ith play.
tin- This peculiar character, who is indeed
the greatest wonder of the age. refttse
several gootl otftrs to go into the show
shel business, and claims that no amount of
tire money would itlduce him to thus degrad"
in himself and "lIoe his charmed gift.'e
ver- He is now sojourning at Wyoming, Bath
5ir County, frequently viits ?4r. Robinson'u I
the family near Moorefleld, and is known by
om hundnrds of the best citiaens in Bath
and Nsicholas eountis
t1 in
ati A Fatal 3.4 Shawl.
andi
this A woman residing near Jeexingtnn,
ct K., iilustrates the danger of weiaring
tere1 lin'the presence of bullocks: While
rrom mpairg thrttugh a pasture nearher home,
she attracted the attention of a herd of
cattle, who seemed to be enraged at the
.sight of a- red shawl which she was wear
ing. ,he became alarmed, and started
=ing to run away, when the whole hert gave
te cluesc. After running a short distance
lay- -he fll, exhausted. Parti.es 'rho wit
,-on- ne.scl the chase hurried to the rescue of
Iltrd the woman, anti even in time to prevent
a of the cattle running overher aftershe fell,
saud Ihut she died from the effee.ts of her
hink fright while being taken to her home.
Into_
the
dn' A uo~ovD erop of blackberries has
,Iod 4 been gathered in the garden of Profesor
Air va Ulam 3inbfltIsPmf'
,f,
low Arsenle gilb. ( e
rursm Testimony of Dr. Plbnt Qjkwe teo iz to th
yudr 5l. I l over,
Q, How does aneai kill? . I
A. It kills by being aborbed ia tAe
blood. It wors in different ways . D
blood.I
I person might die from shock as with errr
symptoms of pasral7; the averagea a:
eriod a person will live Is twenty-four up,l
i ours; they may die from inflammation i i:
of bowels and rectum like a dysenteric ''r:
condition; sometimes they die from tt
coma soon after taking it, and in that
t he effect would be similar to that by d
taking narcotics; two grains will i t, ki,
but one and a half might; even an ounce rect
has been taken without producing death, in
where the stomach pump has been
promptly us'ed; more than two or three 9y
gr.ains would be a waste of material in d
producinug death; the more arsenic taken
the more would reach the brain, and
dceath would be the sooner if it staid in I
the stomach; there is one case on record mu
where the poirsonous effects were pro. sanl
duced while the victim was eating a Wt
cake in which arsenic had been placed; td
it inflammation of the stomach existed, We
the putting in of arsenic would aggravate Ma
the condition; if arsenic were putinto lar,
1an empty stomach it would produce in- ..
ten-e lpain and burning, and would cause M
a per Iw to scream aloud unless he had C"
un,.mnlnon fortitude; at the first hearing
vyoU (Mr. liarriscn) said you wanted me $
and l)r. White to examine for arsenic.
r t'r.-'examined by Mr. Watrous-I
r think the first efifct of arsenic would be 6
on the stomach, and it is the first effect
would be to make a person scream aloud;
it mi.±ht occur tha:t a lperson after taking
arsenic would immediately be unable to
speak a loud word, or would soon be
ldead; but it could not be told before
hand what the snymptoms would be. In
a large proportion of cases the loss of
e voice dues not occur at once. Much
I would depend upon how much of the
arsenic wonuld be dissolved, and the CI
,f rapidity of solution would depend upon
the conta't with moisture in the stomach ,
Iand the heat. In a few instances persons t"
: have died immediately from shocks to
the nervous system, producing paralysis
of tile heart, and sometimes of the lungs.
SArsenic would not produce immediate
death fromn shock, unless the conditions
Swere favorable, such as a state of great S
Sdenreesion. ,
Q. Will you tell in what way the -
arsenic produces death?
A. No; I don't propose to tell you for
ayI don't know; the profession may find it
Sout in the future; we know that it affects r
to the circulation and nervous system;
death cnsues from loss of membrane of -
,the stomach, in which case it would be r,
l!secondary; in cases of arsenic eating,
the patients, without exception, began
with very small doses; they get so as to
ttake fifteen or eighteen grains with re
l freshing effect. (Dr. Jewett told about
one old man who took twenty-eight
: ,grains a day.)
m Q. Do you know whether he has any
i mucous membrane left?
f A. He lived in 1tyria and I was not
Spersonally acquaintc[ with him.
le Lots Physical .-nslllity.
o f In th e e uri ,u h i-it , ri ,.s ,if i: di n ecr •
ofinm whliilh w r., i'e fron ii nt u:t+ n:al
n- i.r
ollie,', -o'r our t" i .:,3 :u1,i Fulli •-r i'.s,
Mae r m ;: : i..t. ',., ,f ..lf-int! icteel inlurics 
re occurh. . , 1.cw i . tr:leed
Sto the exists it. a of a low s~standard of
pm hysical .seniility. A remarkable in
stanc'e came tntller miy own ol,s-rva:ltion
ssenic years agoc, in quite a young child, _
ut .whlichmaikes it all tlhe more striking, as s
re- inf:ancv is very intoler:lnt of pain.
r A liitle pauiper girl presented her.self
to .one niorning in the surgery of a country
doctor and lisledl out a reqncst to have a
'n- decayed tooth extra.t.d. The toth,
which, for a child, was :large and firmly
in fixed, was taken out without the sm:all
est expression of ulering eon the part of i
ar- I the child, and a penny :was given her for
to diing so blrave. The next morlningz thle
rer little thing reappeared and askedl toc have
ae nother tooth out, this time iantitlig to
at .a so d one, and it seems p,rolbale that
hi- the would have cons'lented to the foreible
og extraction of the whole set :at a penny
as a tooth.
Iso Io*UC 5'p
the The liver if it is dormant and avoid a train of
ing tvil' which must other-se ensue. Among
antibilious nmelieines none rank so high as
ilt. l.tttet', 8:oma'h Bitter. . It speedil.y bn
diO ijhes those p-ins iii the regi n cI Lheaffectedi
oran, the yellowneus of the skin, nansea,
av, rtiug and sick heladlhe, which attend a
ve l,:lion' attick. A bi'iu' tlt j et.aItera oriel
ler curse of tlis eapftt livt r iinoelsnt and In
tvigorrnt, finds that Lii tongue is no longer
tarred in the mornint, his breath is grows
,weeter,a hnndre:t inezpli~ible sensations
ter no longer niske his li!f miserable, his bowels
in, haiws aciuiretl the etegdiaess of a well regu
ls lta-d piece of mechinism, and he eta eat
wer, with a hearty eppetita sad good digestion.
the It is bcrause t'ls Bitters assists nature in her
he ,drts to bo inl ba: k the disordered liver and
b.wels to their nornisl condition. that it ac.
e'P cmplishes ttch rasrvkable erens.
Palcished testin, ov estsbliibet the fact
the S.ovill' Blood tad Liver yruPD is a
all esteling reuoedyformeoulous sad syphilitic
save di-orera of a formidsble type. Also that it
ker' cures white swelling, carbuncles, eruptive
ntv- maladies of all kinds, gout and rhenmatism.
oIe It moreo'ver pramote a secretion sad bow ot
him he:lthy tile and directs it into the proper
ch,nnels. The dcelorab!e ailments produced
by mercury are also rsmedie4 by It. Drug.
dgits eu it.
Young men, go Weat, ears telegraphy
mle tuatio rusnrsnteed. Addrema.Valenunoi,
how Manager, Jsasviile. W os.
rail Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich., want en
ft.'. agent in this county at once at a salary of
$ad0 0 Fer month sad expenses paid. For toll
ion's i fnll pertieulara addres es above.
nab w Jaelu's Best B~wtet Navy Tobasee
An article e1 true m meit.-- Br'B own's Bros
chial Trecheg" are the most popular stiele
in this euntry or Europe forThroat Diseassr
sal Coughs. and this popularity is based
tnun real merit. 5 eta. a box.
In these days, when them is such a strife
among mskerr as to who shall produce the
lowest priced Parlor Organ. it is well to re'
ome, member that one Company keep ap thsir
d of 'tandarI of lUgheat excellence. Every orgn
the made by them may he depended on.To hae
scar- a M tsou & Hamlin Orjan is to have the best
irted that e m be made.
gave - The gewYork Wetkly Wits',s which sir
ance u'ates! 4,' 00 has received wany hundreds of
it- lettes saying it is the best payer is the coon.
P(,try. The subscription is $1 50, but it will be
sent on trial till new yur for 10 cents, or a
vlneimen copy will he sont grtti,. Addres
fell, John Dongall & Co., 7 Frankfot at, N. Y.
r 'or one cent eair-*' . a posts! enrdand
,e . olddre to D:. Senford. 162 Broad
~eO 'o5 p sand reeo:,'v pamphlets by
i ; I)'Jr which you san learn
has . *t~,~,i~ 1i6 out of order, sad if
]esor • yay disesed whet is
wont~ to take for it.
S;~i
(;et l.on's P'atent IlPel 8:'lener applied
to thoseenew f'nott ancl they will never run
over, and will aut twice ast ioat.
_avalilsb, uo t'. (silh-rt'a l'oro Sc'rch.
3nagb'her. WIre. o 1n U mel ie..
Dr lrrhbl'is Uterl'e (aaollP" an will joiltvcelV
elre F.nial `"'-:knesr. p':rm as Fi:tngof the V ilhb. .
A ibut', Chronlic fltgamm.tion or 1T:c rotion of bthe F
W '-ji, Ir. rl;':tal tIva rrbgeo° -too'Iinr.Painful. , h
?1uppreie'd al IrretultrI MenatiUatlot. Ae. An old N
a-d aeliable remedy ,3 I poItal eart for pIam
pihlot, with txeatmnnl, cures tarid trtfieItt from
MPrsi.ni and altienta to Hawarth iA tMIlasrd.
U t i c a . N. Y '- 0l 4 bh y al ' l- ains f P a l allh
"dietd in Dener;" ai to l1h tweW
rcc3ived by friends at hcme daily, when t.
in most cafes an early ue of H )p Bitters Ia
would have iavcd the ccea-oi I 'r such
sad nev',. S "e other column.
Don't I;et thke h'ill.
If you are subiect t, the ague you
mu' b, sure to keep your liver, bowels
andl kidnc ys in goal free ctrndition.
When so. you will be sifi from all at
tacks. Tile remedy to use is Kidneym
Wrt. It ii the best preventation of all
malarial disaaes that you can take. See
!arse advertisement.
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