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f-veninu. Vis-tin^ liv-iiiBt-vs. in
* :.«t- elici ts pnxlnc: .1 «¡n the tem perature
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and pulse by sm oking. I le f*«un* 1
that in every case, v ary in g accord­
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ing to the condition of the in d ivid ­
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ual, there was an acceleration of
M -.-ts ;it lX*<uiillo City t-vi-ry SatnrHsiy t v«-n
in>». Visitili«» i«ri-tlir,-i), in
stand ins, the pulse rate and a slig h t eleva­
cordially invio d.
tion o f tem perature. I f the aver-
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ago tem perature o f non-sm okers
C h a d w ic k L o d g e , N o -68-
were represented by one thousand,
Meets at r* Hi ai lie (’it.y on Saturday even­ that of m oderate sm okers would be
ing on or uoioro tiic tin* fall ju « m * ii in e.icli
one thousand and eight, and while
month.
Jo h n G oodm an ,
the heart in the form er case was
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m aking one thousand pulsations,
in the latter it would beat one
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thousand one hundred and eighty
G en - L y t le P o s t, N o- 2 7 ,
M«»els At Conuillc City, on evi ry lint tim es. J t is in the latter effect
a-i -1 third Wjdnes'lay.
V.sitin «4 coinrads, that he thinks the d anger o f tobac-
in j;o«>d standing, cordially invited.
('has.
True. (' »nuiiaiidcr. J co-sm oking is m anifested.
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T h e superintendent o f the M od-
T e e sm all am ount o f extra food
L u id , n« 1 wifi atli >: tl op; )o:t unity
to sheep in the fall to put them in
H *i‘ i Í \ Gl ' 1 ) ss 1 ; 1 £* quest i* •ns 0 fin te re st
ts of some ex- Leav e:g Salid ; we nave i,» use tuo such condition ns all breeding
.»i i i ; 11 : ' * rtiiuc 0 ;il t ht: fir? »sit!«.», in
iarj.ro mogul eu-dne:; to take us sheep should be iu to go sa fe ly
í i ¡-' t ! «nating si »eiety, i n ti io store,
1. A steadV, frostV winter is hot- over Marshall
a grad e it) through the winter, should not be
;iml at t!i<* s««ci able evi -mug gat her-
ojien one in feed in g ! m iles long and i T 7 fre t to the m ile, i .g i tied as a loss, because as tiio
ing-. \\ oultl it nor be a gMod plan
, w inding aroun l A ;-degr*-e c u r v ‘*«r‘ • -keep make the most out o f the
ti'!:; W inter to look i: do Íhe rein­
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year- On one side yen ’ «•ok down •’.(*( ii ) pnslnre its d eiiciency m ust lie m ade
li*<n t»‘‘ fitrests to il >oilIs, ;ii!al t> > con­
lit in feet, w hile by Jo •king up on t
up in order to g ive the pastu re its
s ',D r the hear in g flu 1 do:struct h at
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; other side o f th*'■ irain you can s ;
greatesi value. I t som etim es h ap­
o f 1 imbev will have u pon farm in g
•attic rocks han gin g • \ i r yon more th ' ii pens tliat only a sm all part o f the
¡n tm vsts? Mi« ;ht it n< >1 1)0 w ell to
im re a m ile high, one oj the grandf '"■if
y - C linci: rem ain thin, the pasture hav-
assert » in 'A hat elicet- tip- >11 the wcl-
a ever saw, ?ini 1 big been sufficient fo r the
best
tGe producer
the general pared hay and roots than upon
the worth the time end expense ol any feeders, in which case tho
thin
enee of contagious d iseases
sam e m aterials unprepared.
man. F o rty -fo u r m iles is counted
sîieep .should be separated from
01 c itile mid lior ses won
would
iiuve, i J - L X • I t is JO per cent, more profit-
Id have,
a d a y ’s work on this d ivision for the rest and fed this extra food
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an*l to learn ?:1! t! nit may be easily Dine
where they w ill not be m olested.
¡i‘;ci*: : allied by the* non-pr* >fessional fatte
igcaii:eai two years man n.’gs amount io irom'. ieo io
'Fliis reduces the amc unt o f extra
reader ;i• )• mt tin »:.e disease:; that to k
) them up to tinea years and the risks they run and ability food required and pr« -duces also a
are most, lik elv to attack tl'.c stock old.
that j’.re req u ired is wortli all tin* bettor result. T h o se flo c k sth a t are
I): tur Amei icau farmer? Would
>. T h e ie is no loss in feed in g a money they get. I t is there that ’ intended to be fattened fo r the
it f . . v my v a s t i 'of time and brain cattle beast well upon a variety o f our old frien d ‘‘C u rley’ \\ h iìiiey s p iin g sale, or to be turned at the
through the subject o f r.*ad- m aterials for the sake o f m anure had his runaw ay.
best opportunity, should now have
.mg with esoocial reference to alone.
G u riev was com ing down tins ‘ carefu l attention.
The
w arn
a in g the influence reall\
t). l'arn i-yard m anure from well- grad e when his b rakes got out oí j weather is the tim e to push thorn.
i'1 ■ '! v.'»u.o have upon the led cattle three years old is worth order and his train got the start of T he better their condition becom es
- o ’ f: ru lin g? \\ ould discus- an average o f
per ton.
him. H e was ru n n in g as second in moderate fa ll weather, the less
. .a • policy »»i fair associa-
<• A throe-year-old cattle beast, section, and seein g no hopes ol a - , t’oo-i w ill lie req u ired in the cold
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itlin g the sale oi Ï i i j - well
one tliì»
ton X'Plllnwr
voiiiing • a I / collision
by /loelilllff
d ash in g ■» u i I l io -rasen . I3ut care m ust be taken
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'• 1 rs ( •] i !i'*ir grounds be a waste of oj m anure every three months o f tlie train ahead, he and his fireman, not to over-feed those that are fat in
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i. ill i; in t pay h> talk over winter.
after doing all they could to check warm seasons, and in such cases no
the co*d, advrm .agfS and itisadvau-
S. No cattle beast w hatever w ill the *rnin, jum ped oft and let it go. c u n should l»e given, but th eir ccn -
uigo . ii any there be, oi tile-drain- pay fo r the direct increase of
its A head of them on the lirst f<»ctii»n dition sim p ly kept up bv a little
il ( cc.ni ju st w hat ground weight from the consum ption
o f was on*- of these ever wide-awake, bran, even that given in a great
t¡¡ re ¡s I n* liie opinion some b< .ok any kind or quantity of food.
careful men, who al wavs I. K »kl to m(»d**retion, as an y jiush in g o f
i ■*ru ;>- rs have that it pays to lmvy a
-k On an avi rag** it «•<».--Ís tw elve h.otli ( nos oi h¡s train, and la* was such is lik e lv to develop fe b rile dis-
lor oi pn> vs in the rround where ct*i: t > i i»r e ve r \ j:dditional pound ol looking b a d ; when G u rley and lus • e.e-.es, which are very d an gerous.—
may never Iu
on? Thev t!‘‘sh added to the weigh*t of <i two tireman innipj.ed oft*.
j .on Ì izing Er, rin er.
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ay ti;.it wheat grow in g cannot be or throe-year-old fatten ing steer.
i his d an ger at once, lie cam d i up ori ,
Tin* y<:iÍ 4 Í 4 'iis £*« litiiiu .
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in.-: io profitai it- in tho M iddle and
Id. In ( ’amidfi the m arket value his brake and got the speed
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States, and that noun *t hing < f the
tho stool;
can be increased Jti runaw ay train.
i U ti,.'ll caULrlit
?cr* •tary of S tate a
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■ !- » an ■A !>e do ; »ended upon ! >y In«* j »er cent. luring six m onths o f fin- them and held hoth train
n'go
«•da s .y together
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n 1 1 they would make ish in g In good breeding.
• until ho brought tl n to a fu ll
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from tl ; air farm s.
Siler to secure a safe stop, w ithout a b :cn {[ rr.v.b ar
I s it
Scmill C arolina, ?
diet sii mid in* profit l.o store cattle beast can be even in eith er train. F o r r th
is gal- of
tl iis
sixteen n u n tens:
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Is it worth •-»old io.r loss than lo u r and « ne- hint con luct and pr*sc-nce of mind
“ ['lie hum ble petition o f all the
W hi;
an even in g or two h alf cents per pi und, live w eight,
he was called before president P al-
M aid s
whose m a n s are under­
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I’d. In fattening \u th ers, to fin- nier, Ids heroism com plim ent d,
hat is d il­ le ll (lifter-
w ritten:
«-tween tin*
; am ong Ì n I i ?i f licariin gs tin- ( ’otswold and his good judgem ent commi mied,
“ W hereas, we, the hum ble p eti­
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and tin i.eiscester grad es can b<* refale u¡> ,-unl pres**nted w ith tf.'UBO in c;:sli,
tioners are at present in a v e ry
luo-H o oiF among uve stock, .-•!>. I to d to pounds, the Oxiordow|n ISO given ;i six m onth’s h a v e o f jd>-
m elancholy condition o f m ind
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pouirl-i, and the Southdow n loO sence and liis transportation to
V nine
considerung how all the bachelors
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i ! * ¡# r renco is <¡ a«° (;> j « mud s, live: we i g h t
pe j:i.ai< i1. t< geth or with all p e r­
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i'h A ci *V w i n t, •red Uj U Ü1 t \V( » sonai « XIi a-iif e. i ’he• heio s immo is ;ire b lin d ly captured by’ widows,
t*
and we are th ereby n eglected ; in
• i ‘ .g.'.age and
who!- ai« i a h alf t( Ci t s ot hay w ill I’l'O- «Take Moyev.. [ 1 E x .
consequence o f this o ur request is
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i lii’gii *ct o f the 1« >n
duc«* i ot fm• fia en il ve tons c!f ma­
IB » (tir; uiV. *J • :t .l«»v. ». in 4 :: PtS:2H.
your E x ce lle n cy w ill, fo r the future
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1 ■ > V ’ A re not every nurc, 1eco vi* le 1 1 ¡nu she is we ll lit-
1'hero is a strong tem ptation to order that no widow presum e to
lai i ir. >ne « tho excroiaents
’a bjects o f nati »sial it
]lasture meadows in tin* fall, partie- 1 m arry any you n g man until the
ivo they ro t ;i ilire ct w loi
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u larly if there is a lu x u rious growth m aids are provided for,, or else to
am
earin g < n Í he c. in­
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of afterm ath. .Anim als intended oav each o f them a fine fo r satis-
!*: . I ..lilt t. :il< !i i’ e-verv a iron in
i'Ì:* valué of fallen leaves
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for tho butcher or those unusually faction o f invading o ur lib erties,
it
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ik'rtili .iiig agent is g re atly under- 1
thin would thrive so n icely upon .and likew ise a fine to be levied on
e?dimat(d. Tho f.urmc-r la m e n t s 1
11 * 4 * ¡••l‘h(s.
this i it*!i, ju ic y grass, save ?i large all bachelors as sh all be m arried to
ovi
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worn
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fields
and
m
eadows,
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Mticn more can i-e oone
in i»r«>- w hile in his woodland is a thick i am«mnt o f grain, and thus increase widows. T h e great disad van tage
his profits, thinks the farm er.
A it is to us m aids iis that the widows,
tecd i.g our fru it trees from the
layer of h alf decayed leaves which
superficial reasoning seem s to os- by their forw ard carriage,d o sn ap
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rer tliau m ain
ii’ raided to h is decomposed heap
I>ut the gain is not a ; up the y o u g m e a and have the van -
of an easy op«-ration, and in far les? ju d icio u sly d istributed would aid talish this.
great as he supposes. T h e in ju ry ity to think their m erits beyond
arc
i >or than is geti 'r 11
greatly iu restoring his farm to the
;,i;»p »s.- 1 . A great deal of i:ijv r y i » condition of new la rd s. T h e g a rd ­ to the meadow w ill become appa- ours, which is a great im position to
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rent tho next h avin g season.
I f us, who ought to have tho p refer-
I ;. U U M‘< l upon tho trees by t! e
ener finds rotted leave?; one o f his
t lie meadow is not broken up the once. T h is is h u m bly recom m end-
! ». .VM 1 ■, wiiicii robs the tree of its rap
best allies, for they can bo used
follo\ving sprin g, then p astu re sis o l to you r E x ce lle n c y ’s considera-
m l thus starves
it <»f its liv in g
sp a rin g ly with excellent resu lts
lo n g a s the s ockc.m m aintain itself tion, and we hope you w ill perm it
p* i i ' ci pii*. D ep rive the tree oi its
where anim al iiianur**s wold ] io iu* e
due proportion of sap «ml it m at­ disease or too ran k grow th of vines in i; th rivin g condition. T h e drop- no fu rth er insults. A n d we poor
ters little us to to the q uantity of am i foliage. One o f the main se­ ings w ill com pensate the soil fo r m aids, in duty bound, w ill ever
m anure applied to it. T h is is as crets of the florist's success is tho | rhe elem ents rem oved in the grass, pray, etc.”
p articu larly if the stock is m ature j T h e bad old fashion o f b reak in g
good ?i reason ns any to ferret out
use of leaf-m old.
W ithout leaf
and fed d lily a ration o f grain the w ills o f children h as m ain ly
this {»est, as it is about the tim e it
mold and clean sand the greenhouse !
is actively 7 providin g for its wh t r would become a. “ barren ide i'it y .” Jm t m eadows from w hich a c io p o f jmsseq n^ a y and parents are bo-
o garters. T h e eg g v. liicli was laid M ixed with soil for pot pi a jits, in hay is to be removed the follow in g com ing aw are that the w ill o f a
iu (Ii? Foi-ppnrt o f the sum m er
: the p ro p o rtio i o f one-third leaf j B!‘ " so11’ i,lu
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i.uw fu lly developed the ' v ™
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or woman that is to he. T h e
w hich is still in its labors, general- , )al-ticulavly upon roses
i )10 vG11 a,u eAi,0r,etl 1 ° ^ ,c sun > alu ‘ | w ill is to be educated, developed
ly under the bark, o r rath er ju s t | H ake up the leaves when tin y fa ll; 11,1Uch <>f th e , K1*“ 8® |,h11^ a l) l,y like ev e ry other e le m e n to f charac-
beneath the outer rim of the wood. make thom into a },0?ip ¡ n ?l con. th eroots. G rass, like w ma is »e - ter nllj v o e to the u n h ap p y ch ild
A n y one can discover its w herea-| e :ent .q ac0 w{10. e tlmv can b 7» |
ny havtug a goo.l protection wr 0 1S b on , w ithout a good, vig o r-
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o f • ,t o r ° A li!)oral ,m nvth ,
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To get at the worm, rem ove the ; blow in g
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I erhaps by | tection aud keep the roots in a v ig . ina* 1 '
soil around_ the base o f the tree i n e x t sprin g, the bottom leaves w ill | o ro as coll(]itioll w ill start them into j again st opposition, v ascillatiu g in
and alte r d isco verin g tho hole hy be decaye.I sufficiently fo r use, but
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fa r as it will go am Ptl.e vile opera- j follow in g w dl ho w hole pile be de- weeks before any sign s o f life op-
T h e v cause a w orld o f troub-
ti'i q u ickly has tho life punched out composed. I h e oldei and moi<* »)ear> alK| before the grass becom es
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h to prevent i Io ftnd «««oyan ce u n til the ju ge-
by the stem borer is not g en era lly ! better.
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fu lly realized, and the am ount o f hi-I
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1 or necessary to rid ¡1 tree o f it is so efficacious fertilizers though not • bus baked the ground to alm ost tho j
kj|(qr ra js j ng
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m uch less tlmn ram iy Bnppose. A | equal to le a f m okl fo r p o ts.» n ,l not j harduesB o f » brick a fte r w hich ; .
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w hole orchard can bo passed over alw ays as read ily o b tain ed I t is sur- there is but little if any growth. .
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IH i-fornied to prom ote tw ice the ! woods do not m ake a more general
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yield o f the orch ard and sit the ! use o f rotted wood and leaf m old.)
T h e London T im es o f the Oth, destructive as vice, as b itter as in-
sume time be secu rin g the health ; S ev eral wagon load?» o f each m ixed say 8; T h e prospect that the V . S. : gratitu de, us sorrow ful as the grave.
of the trees. A n orch ard should ! and kept dam p a ye ar or two in a
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be gone over once a year, and when hear», would be a veritab le ti ensure ,
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W ealth has its cares ns well ns
lea»* of early d ecayin g trees.— G e r- j flow ers and large, ju ic y vegetables, tied business in In d ia and caused poverty, but they arc more p o p a -
1 mantown T elegrap h .
* — T rib u n e aud F arm er.
‘ C alcutta exchan ge to decline I s 7 d. • lar. - T elegrap h .
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