PROTECTION- OF WEEDST
Inexcusable CHrrtrasnrs of Which .Many
Funnel- Are Ouilty.
Moro protection is given to the
weed crop (and nlso the insects) than
mny bo supposed owing to improper
seasons of preparing the land for
crops. After the wheat crop is cut
the point next to bo considered is how
to treat the land after the crop is olT.
The amount of labor to bo bestowed
on tiie field next year, and the value
of tho crop to be taken oil, is largely
influenced by this year's treatment of
tho field. If the farmer could pre
vent weeds from springing up his item
of labor would be greatly reduced,
and ft is a matter that not only de
serves consideration Wit must bo con
sidered in time to put sorao method in
practice by which weeds can bo par
tially prevented and less labor entailed.
Tho regulation of tho weed crop
fchonld bo under tho control of tho
farmer, but to do this some system is
required, and tho weeds must not be
overlooked in order to give the regu
lar crops all the labor.
It is not customary to plow in the
summer, just at tho busiest time of
harvesting, but when tho farmer is
busy then is tho weeds1 opportunity.
They take possession and grow. They
will not grow as woll when tho seed is
uncovered as when covered, and the
opportunity of tho farmer should be
to induce them to grow. Instead of
leaving tho stubble land idle for the
weeds to grow on. with tho un
covered seeds remaining to be
plowed under for a spring crop,
tho stubble lnnd should be
plowed its' soon as the wheat crop is
off. It should not bo turned under
deeper than one or two inches, if possi
ble, and if the soil is light tho culti
vator may servo to break it up. The
seeds of tho weeds will then germinate
(as also tho seeds of any grain that
may bo on tho ground), and when the
plants are woll up tho land should be
plowed a little deeper, thus turning
under tho weeds as green miinuro and
giving any remaining seeds an oppor
tunity to sprout and como up. The
land should then bo left until late in
tho fall unless tho xeeds are nearly
matured, as they should never bo al
lowed to seed.
Late fall plowing turns up the in
sects that have buried themselves and
exposes them to tho cold. Should
any more weed seeds remain, from be
ing deep in tho soil, they will also be
brought to tho surface, sprout in the
spring and bo caught by the spring
plowing. Farmers may complain that
this method entails threo or foui
plowings and costs too much. Con
sideration will convinco them that
there will, however, be less work to
do fighting weeds tho next season and
that the succeeding year will lind
fewer plowings necessary and the
, number of weeds greatly reduced.
With the method practiced of leaving
tho stubble land unplowed until fall or
bpring. the woods and insects are pro
tected, more labor is required and
tho following crops are robbed of moist
ure and plant food. Philadelphia
Kecord.
HOUSE-TOP GARDENS.
Summer Jtesort For the Poor HwellerH In
Tenement Houm'S.
A plan to mako our house-lops use
ful is skotched by Dr. Gouverneur I I .
Smith, in a p;iper on "Wnsted Sun
beamsUnused House-top." The
Oriental has no diliiculty in the mat
ter. Ho lives on tho top of his house
a considerable part of tho year, and
builds his roof with an especial oyo to
that sort of occupation. Why may
not we? By pitching our tents upon
them, or by taking them as they aro,
except that the roof coverings would
have to bo mado more solid, we might
mako our roofs comfortable sojourn
ing plnces and inexpensive summer
health resorts.
"Hoofing," says the author, "can be
contrived suited to this climate, and
enduring as ' pavement. A pleasure
resort might ornament each residence,
its limits bounded by tho area of the
dwelling; neighborly consent could
widen tho rango, turf and flowers
brightening the plan. Iron-framed
and glass-iuolosod rooms or cupolas
could bo added, which would prove
useful during all seasons, artificial
heat tempering brumal inclemency.
If such adaptation of house-tops would
bo an advantago to tho afllucnt,
who can escape city life during the
Eiimmcr, how much greater advantage
would bo socured to tho tenement
house districts! For the
highor graded tenement houses such
fresh air facilities would bo hniled
with delight by tho inmates. Tho
proximity of open breathing places
to their rooms would endear them
to their humble homes. Summor
moonlight ovenings could have a now
aspect; and again, round a fnmily
lantern, gropes might gather to read,
eew, or engage in games, and thus a
home-folt pleasure could quiet restless
spirits, craving questionable or illicit
amusements. Mora true enjoyment
might bo obsorved in such groups
than on tho piazzas of fashionablo ro
fcorts. Landlords could arrange for the
periodical sweeping of roofs, as well
us tho halls and stair-ways, and,
among a very largo class of rospoct
ablo poor, prldo would stimulate to u
tidy and decoratlvo care of their home
parks."
By a litto alteration in strtioturo
tho uppor stories of houses, now utuffy
placo-i onough, could bo mado light
and airy, and attractive as resorts or
play rooms in inclement weather,
Popular Solenco Monthly.
About four hundred awl fifty cubic
foot of woll packed timothy hay In
mow or stuck will make a ton.
A MYSTERY.
"If jou wr re me. nnd trouble haunted you,"
Iio whispered low.
"Weighed down your soul In doubt, what
would you do!"
"I'd tell some one my trouble, were I you,"
With accent slow.
She said. And yet again: "IT you were me,'
Ho said, "and loved a sweet lass tenderly,
What would you dot"
Flushed grew her cheec and drooped her
head;
"I think I'd co and tell her so," she sain,
"It I were you."
"Ah, sweet! 'tis you I mean, my little love
1 love you. Flo."
Yet lower drooped her sun-kissed head above
Tho roses on her breast; a frightened dove
Ne'er fluttered so.
"I love you, dear," he said again; and she
tier answer e'er will be a mystery,
'Twas said so low.
Cecil Percy Poole, In Harper's Weekly.
AN EXPENSIVE FIND.
lion- HIcrIm Celebrated the lllscoery o!
h KIu-Iollar Gold l'lece.
"Jeo Whilllkens! What's that?"
Higgins mnde a divo for something in
tho mud at his feet, fished it out be
tween his thumb and finger, and
slapped his thigh joyfully as ho said:
"A fivo-dollar gold piece, sure as
guns! First money 1 evor found in my
life! I'll have mo a new hat out of
that, and take tho babies home some
toys nnd something to my wife!"
A moment later ho met two friends,
nnd said:
"Ha, Smythe, how aro you? How'ro
you, llaloy? S'posmg wo step into
Archie Flynn's placo and take some
thing. I've just found five dollars and
1 11 set em up on tho strength of it."
What ho "set up" cost eighty cents,
and ton minutes later ho met threo of
tho "boys" from tho oflleo and gen
erously "set up" "cigars nil 'round."
Then ho tossed twenty-five cents to
a blind beggar and gavo thoolllco boy
ten cents for blacking his boots.
Ho wrote a letter to his married sis
ter that morning, to which was the
following postscript:
"I picked up five dollars on the
street to-day, and inclose two of it,
with which you may got tho children
something from Undo Henry."
"Guess I'll go down to tho Parker
House and got my dinner to-day in
stead of to tho lunch-counter 'round
the corner," he said at noon; "I can
itl'ord something extra to-day."
Then ho paid a dollar and a half
io r a now straw hat, spent a dollar for
toys for tho children and another dol
lar for a vase for his wife.
"By Jovo!" ho said, asjio was pass
ing a theator, "my wifo's been want
ing all the week to go and see Lotta
and I said wo couldn't afford it, but
bunged if we can't when a fellow
picks live-dollar gold pieces up out of
tho mud!"
A day or two later Higgins found
rather sober amusement in covering
a sheet of paper with the following
figures:
"Things bought with five dollars I
found Wednesday Hat, dollar and a
half; theater tickets, two dollars; ci
gars for boys, fifty cents; drinks for
boys, eighty cents; beggar, twenty
five; odico boy, ten cents; Sister Noll,
two dollars; dinner at Parker's, dollar
and a half; toys for children, a dollar;
vase for wifo, a dollar; box early
strawberries, fifty cents; neckcies, dol
lar and a half; now cane, ninety cents;
pound candy, forty; gloves, dollar and
a half; gavo wife, one dollar and a
half; total sixteen dollars and ninety
five cents.
"If I'd found twenty dollars I'd have
gone into bankruptcy, hanged if 1
wouldn't," ho said, as ho turned to one
of tho boys and borrowed a dollar to
last him until Saturday. Time.
GRAINS OF GOLD.
Wise Sayings Which Fell from the I.lps
of (reut riilloxophers.
Cowardice is tho greatest giver of
alms.
Spare moments aro the gold dust of
time. Cole.
Ho who is devoted to every body is
dovoted to nobody.
If you noto all tho details you have
not been tho whole.
Deliberation, too far prolonged,
defeats its own ends. Nelson.
Snnds make tho mountainsmo
ments mako tho years. Young.
Habit vendors wrong-doing of any
kind a sort of second naturo.
Nothing Is degrading which a high
and graceful purpose ennobles.
Truth has never yet proved fatal to
any one; there aro too many antidotes.
To owo gratitude oppresses a coarse
nature; to receive it oppresses a fine
one.
Socialism is tho fantastical younger
brother of a nearly spent despotism,
whoso inheritance ho claims.
Tho gardens of modern poetry too
often betray a nenrness to tne drains
of tho cities.
There is not onough religion in tho
world to admit of tho annihilation of
religions.
For mnny natures it Is as much a
duty of cleanliness to change opinions
ns to chango clothes.
Not when it is dantrerous to tell the
truth will sho lnck a prophet, but only
when it is uresomo.
Those things which eniraco us merely
by their novolty can not attract us for
uny longth of tune.
Man should command his flesh aa a
slavo his master. The dominion of
tho enfranchised is tho most imperi
ous.
Ho that boastoth himself to know
evcrv thin'' is most Ignorant; and he
that presumeth to know nothing is
most wise. -Plato, B. C. 127.
Old niro is tho night of llto as night
is tho old ago of day. Still, night is
full of magnificence, and for many it
is moro brilliant than the day.
If vou have built castlei in tho air
vour work need not bo lost; thut Ih
whore they should be. Now put the
foundations under them. Ihorcau,
It is said that an astonishing feat-'
uro of tho legal practice In Camden
County, Georgia, is tho number of
hogs stolen and tho excuses given by
those accused of tho theft. When
one of the colored inhabitants wants
to employ a lawyer to defend him the
conversation is generally something
like this: "Boss, kin I speak wid you
privately a minuto?" "Certainly!
What can I do for you?" "Well, boss,
dov cot mo ud in do bic court"
"What is tho naturo of the
against you?" "Doy got mo
charge
'scused
it's all
of sumtln' 'bout a hog, but
through prejudice."
An amusing story comes from
Japan of a nntlvo doctor who had so
far assimilated his practice to Euro
pean methods that an English resi
dent, being ill, sent for him in the ab
senco of tho only Europenn doctor of
tho district The Englishman having
elaborately described his symptoms,
tho Jap doctor in his turn made a
long and very vague statement from
which it was impossible to gather any
thing really definite. "But como, doc
tor," exclaimed tho patient at last,
naturally anxious to know tho nature
of his complaint, "you have not told
mo what it is?" "Ah! you ask what
it is?" returned tho native medico, in
what he intended to bo his best Euro
pean manner. "Woll. I will tell you,
sar; it is livo shillings.
Cherry Tapioca. Wah a cup of
tapioca and let soak over night; in
tho morning pour over a pint of boil
ing water and lot simmer until per
fectly clear; stem a pound and a half
of sour cherries and add them to zr-.
boiling tapioca; sweeten to taste; talra
from the fire, turn in a dish and standi
away to cool. Servo very cold with
iugar and cream.
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Dr. William's Indian Tile Ointment's the only I
sure cure for llllnd, ltlcedlng or Itching l'lles
ever discovered. It never falls to euro old
chronic caes of long standing,
Judge Colllnbury, Cleveland, O.. Hays:
"I have found ) experience that Dr. Wll-
Ham's Indian Tile Ointment gives immediate
relief."
Do not suffer an Instant longer. Sold by Wll-,
Damson's Manufacturing Co., 1'rups,, Cleveland,
Olila. Hk: and 1. i
Sold by I., lllumaucr ,t Co., Wholesale Drug-
gists, Portland, Or, .
Most persons can be led; few can be driven
w Ithotit spoiling them.
People do not. discover It. until toolatr,
thut the ho called washing powdern not
only eat up their clothes, but. ruin their
Hklu, nnd cause rlieiimnllHin. Ue nothiny
but Dobbins' Electric Soap. Have your
grocer keep it.
Hate Idleness nmi oiirb nil passions,
In all words and actions.
lie true
ftijmiv.-
HOW TO ACT I ADVICE FREE!
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Restored
Mfmunerlinrrom I.ol liror,
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eto.. 4irrd wltliiiutNtom
li rnariclnir, by
THE MIHSTON TREATMENT.
Sfatrti book iml trtt, Addrrtt,
I prescribe and fully en
dorse lug (3 as the only
specific lortbeeertalncure
of this disease.
U.H.INOKAIIAM.M. I).,
Amsterdam, N. Y,
Wr have sold Dig (J for
many years, and U tins
m given tno best of sails-
lariinn.
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SI. 00. Bold by Druggists!
CURES WHERE AIL ELSE (AILS.
BOBtUough Uyrup. Tastes good. UlO
in lime, nam uy uruggisu.
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THRESHING ENGINES,
Are Offering First-Class New Engines at Half Price.
Write for Description and I'rlces.
IT. I. OXKUOire fc CO.,
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES,
26 & 28 N. First Street, Portland, Oregon.
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I'osseates many Imortant Advuntages over all
other prepared l'ooda.
BABIES CRY FOR IT.
INVALIDS RELISH IT.
Makes Plump, Laughing, Healthy Babies.
ReuulntoB the Stomach and bowels.
Fold by DnigglsbJ. Wc, 00c, H1.00.
VELLS, RICHARDSON I CO., BUHttNOTOW. VT.
Baby Portraits.
A rortlollo of beautiful hahy tiortrnlls, printed
on lino plate pupcr hy patent puoto procs, sent
freo to Mother of any llahy Una within a yeur.
J. very Mother wutiu theao pictures; ieud at onco.
(live iiuhy'a name and age,
WELLS. RICHABDSOH &C0,, Piopi., Burilngton, Vt.
rs run ir r
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fylKJ Ask your
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At Dnroois-rs and Diii.j.
TM UUULU A. VOOKLIB CO., Biltliatn.M.
cm
(Summer
(oomplauitd,
Stamps,
ate
alwatd ami
TairrMlle:
i .
Hkwahd H you nave an Old Sore that needs
healing, aud that other remedies havo failed to
i heal; or a breaking out or Itching of the scalp
or body; or a Hoi I, Hum, Cut, or any ailment for
which a Halve Is suitable, buy a 25-ccnt box of
Mexican Halve, which Is Warranted to
Cure when everything else fails. If not kept Dy
vour druggist send 'ii cents Ih stamps to J. 0.
Dkmknt, Agt.1 ABtorla, Or., aud receive a box
by man.
A BIG SHOW
mlth'a Oath Store, 418 Front St., 8. F., Oai.
Ineit nneral dealers west ot th Mlulstlpsf
KlTr. Dry Goods, Notions, Iloslery, Ub4ms
wr; Wall Paper, SUtlonery; Blanket. BaV
41m; Boots, and Bhoei; Canned Ooodi, Dry
traltf; Wooden, Tin, Crockery, QUt ,OraaiMt
4 Hardware. Heat, Fish, Provisions, Hom?,
rata, Feed, Groceries, Pure Bplcet, Beeda, Ba
aa;Drci, Medeclnei; Clocks, Atnmnnltlaa
Xmbber Oooda, Tenti, and quantities of otkwv
good at lowest prices for Cash only. Bea4 1.
staas for full list by first mail, and leant bsmt
s IIts cha and well at email cost ; S3 yean)
LmessCuAtomers In every County west Is
Mkj Untalse, aaAaunr ehvrwfcsssv
ENGINES
OUT OUR STOCK
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It's Easy to Dye
with
DvimohoDyes
Superior
IN
Strength,
Fastnese.
Beauty,
AND
Simplicity.
Warranted to color morn imod than itivmhn
dyes ever wade, nnd to jrfvo moro brilliant and
durable, colors. Ask for tho Jhamuiid, anduico
no other. 3 colors j 10 cents each.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt.
For Gliding or Cronzlnc Fancy Articles, USB
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Qold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only 10 Cents.