The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, June 02, 1909, Image 5
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Fc/ULAR PEARS.
Tv.i Varieties That Are Much Valued
by Orchardists.
i lie liartlett i?cnr, an old tiuio favor
I - of English origin. It is one ol
Jin* low really good pears that grow
everywhere. Wheu fully ripe It Is de
IP I.u-s. The flesh is white, buttery,
h V; and of a musky perfume.
canning purposes it is prime, and
l i emmen ial use it is said that th?
K.t Is largely substituted and sold
is I' tlett. The Kelffer is described
ig raised from the seed of th?
_> snud pear accidentally crossed
artlett or some other kiud. Tbt
' the Kelffer Is slightly coarse
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BARTLETT TEARS.
Juicy, with a pronounced quince flavor.
It ripens In October and will keep for
Boine time. Some flnc specimens ol
Uurtiett pears are here shown in the
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.... ..VIU nuiiriiLUU .'Vliricuirurisi.
Like Marrying a Title.
Old Anutie Mandy, who did the washing.
was such n happy, brave old soul
tli.iI. although she worked very hard
parly and late and must often have
la-en weary, nothing could depress her.
In everythlug that occurred she saw
on'y "good luck" for herself. One day
sii.- brought home the washing in a
high state of glee.
.b-s' think. Mis' Arnold," she said,
"I s goin' ter git married. Isn't dot
Jcs' Hue luck fo' poor, old black woman
like iue?"
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i niiou ire verj sorry xo lose you,
ftlnii.ly," said Mrs. Arnold, "but I'm
(flail if your life will be easier."
"Lose me!" gasped Mandy. "Lor'!
M is' Arnold, I can't afford to let you
10 v uie J as' now. Why, I's goin' ter
marry Br'er Johnson an' his flvo Chilian
I's got ter hustle now, fur sart:
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! tut 1 fall to see where your good
11 I; Is coming in from such a marrl
igo. Mandy."
"Why, chile, if I marry dat inan an'
his lilllnn he's promised me six mo'
big washes his fust wife done had!
1 nil's clar luck, Mis' Arnold, elar luck,
'l idos habin' de honor ob marryin' ia
I'.rVr Johnson's fambly!"?Philadelphia
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Getting Ready For V.'i \.;r Is a Pari
of Good Ma ... ncnt.
? So far as possible e . ; should
. [ be put in goxnl ondi;i<>;i for the win
. ter. The cows should be put in the
, stable nights, where tlioy can bo Ik Iter
fed ami cared for. Tire stable should
I be put in the best cndition for use,
' botli for the comfort of the cows or
J other animals and < <?u voiiienee in ear
iug for tlreni. Have good floors and
I stalls and plentx of li.ubt. Put in more
windows when mvdcd and there is
room. Make the stable coiuforlablv
warm, but have srlllcieut means for
vcuiuauon, so 111:11 the air sliall not i??:
close or bad smelling.
The health or the atiinials should a!
ways be carefully looked after. \
yearly application of whitewash will
add to the good looks of the stable and
Is considered a sanitary measure.
There should always be an endeavor
to have everything as convenient as
possible for those having the en re of
the stock, as that in- nns much during
the long months of winter in time ami
labor.
Care of Cows.
Prices for milk, cream and butter
ore high, very high for the lime of
the year, and may go higher and ? intitule
high through the winter this
prospect should encourage farmers n>
do the best possible for their cows to
keep tip a good I'ow of milk. Keeping
the cows in the s:..l>le on I nigh;=
and feeding to lie most proiitnhii1
point or limit sii ?n!-l be prneti
I>o net niidertai: to w inter nonstock
than can lie veil kept, as th.-v.
is no profit in this. Tee |delity of ! .-1
vilify, ou iniii nif tows i;?a He ur n
clean. Koi'il (lie In >*t c<i:iili|.i:iiin:i of
grains, market cost considered. I or tin
production of uiill; along with the well
cured corn fodder. silage and >.|
hay, advises American Cultivator Keg
jlarlt.v iu all of the \v?v>- i ?
necessary condition lor the
cess.
Implements and .
With the great scarcity !:> ;> t;
fanner tinds it uecessar> i
defloiency so far as po
use of the best implcincui
chines. It costs a good d? a'
average sized farm to get supp . .1
with these, and tliey should be ma-'.,
tlie best use of nud then well cjeam
and housed.
Retribution.
Minister (meeting a small !* > 01.
Sunday afternoon carrying a string 01
fish)?Johnny, Johnny, do these bei-mr
to you? Johnny?Y-e-s, sir. You see
that's what they got for chasing worms
on a Sunday.?Philadelphia impdrer.
Not Her Business.
Flusbaud ? Another new dressi
Where do you suppose I shall get the
| money from to pay for It? Wife?You
s must excuse me. I didn't murry you
to uir* you financial advice.
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