The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, June 02, 1881, Image 4

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V sJMk*- Tm 8— Hwriti Mmmi J¥m ten# of a lug* farmer fai Meroer county, CUiforniA, wbo ie “ a wecbAiiioAl genius m weil.^ tiona in his bender tbet out* nawnth thirty feet wide, a cantu.aided diningroom wagon for* thraaher?, and a hone-feed ou for thirty honm, with boxra arontid the ontaide for feoilfeg grain, and a rick for feeding hay. In nearly all soils ashoa are beneficial. Their action is manifold} they supply to plants inorganic elements, which they require ; they neutralize acids; they act chemically as solvents upon other salts in the soil. They are more beneficial ou sandy and gravelly soils than on elay. For plants that contain a large amount of potash and phosphoric acid, as canots, turnips, potatoes and cabbage, ushca are an ceaentwd A j How tUlBTINO rTHAUSTe Till BoiU — Prof. J. F. W. Johnston says: “Every forty gallons of milk pan tains one IKiund of bone earth beside other phos phates. Estimating your eow to yield 750 gallons of milk per year, it will re quire nineteen pounds of phosphate, equivalent to thirty pounds of dust. If the call is sold off, we may assume there is a loss of twenty pounds of bone, ami the waste of phosphates in the urine equals four pounds. And thus for every cow s dairy farm maintains it will lose of earthly phosphates ss much as it con tained in fifty-six pounds of bone dust," This shows what must ImT retffrhed to ths soil, where milk is said, if complete impovariahment of ths land would be guarded against. Kwia for Behiuno Eablt Lamas. — The production of such sa are suitable for this purpose Is unqueiktotiably one of the moat profitable tilings in which Western farmers can engage, as they ere sought for ia large numbers in the Rmt- eommon method of i is either te pack them in rrn Htales during toe months (4 Augw»t < >the and Heptember to raise early lambs for the loikrwmg spring market. The ewrn are cheaply aad Haily bred from graits Oulewaid ram, as on sooount of his greater size and fataaea he imparts these qualities in a supenor degree, even to kk' there by Boathdowa ream, prudu w an •loaUent sort td early lamb, whiah, if well ted with its dam, ia ready for market ia May end J one, and then brings an •iba high pnoa. Laathe wkfoh weigh thirty te hwty pounds el I in 4 be of age anally fetah frees |7 to 110 each. At this price it M very pndlb able raieiag them, as the mother s Aeene. the erpiaas r4 w is taring her and thr earstee of the rem-AWW HrvYWkrr fhmao HoaoM.—TV He*Mary ft the 'Jaa<>X>row«m Imd Ifogar Mehres d Oh- sum mrs that It M an aetai.lmhaM lari that eagar cea he made tnan sorgo ia P»7i«* ►4nl»Vkiiy thkliii f ■wkiih bni ihi freah SMKa. mUy will yon mast And some method entirely dose the porn of the egg and keep them closed. Mj plan was aimpla aad not at all expensive. I melted together tallow and mutton fat, than took wing feathers of the fowl and greased every egg, being careful to re- ,}ii*ee them in rim same petition aa at first, and kept (hem ia a dry aad dark place. By this method yon can at any time aell to the grocer or private family fresh eggs, as they do not low their fla vor of weight" DmmftHe Keenemg. WmppxD Pot a rose. — Whip boiled potatoes to creamy lightness with a fork* beat il butter, milk, pepper and salt; at last the frothedSrhite of an egg; toes irregularly njion a dish, set in the oven two minutes to reheat, but do not let it color. Bman Salad.-Put some Lima Imam, potatoes and beet* (all boiled tender) on toe, and, a abort time before serving, out the pet*toes and beets into rather thin shoes, add the beans and dress with oil, pepper, salt and vinegar. Garnish with a few watercreases. Okra Saor.—To two pounds of loan t>eef, bailed in two gallons of water for two hours, add tomatoes and okra each two quarts; boil these three hours mod sratcly, then add three table-spoonfuls of browned floor, twenty whole (doves, pepper, salt and three onions (first fried and then added to the soap), boil an other hour, strew sad serve. OorvRB (Jake.—This is one of the best plain cakes and ia very needy made. Take one cup of atruiig coffee inhuatu, one cup of sugar, one-half enp of but ter, one egg aad one teaspounful of sal Add spice and raisins to sail , sad enough flour to make a Mr. Adolf Bntro, in hit lecture before the Bullion Club, says the following kind words of mules : We bare beau aging mules for years, and hbre found oat that they are tolerably good ani bnt there is a prejKtbee against they are very intelligent I think that Xhould#rriia a chaptst on Lorattao A. Pickles, of Newfane, near Rochester, peddles Wees -throughout Western New YWk. Me ft 70 yearn old, and measures 0 feet 5 inches in height He has thirteen sisters and eight broth ers, and he is the sn^allest of the entire family. Gna brother, who lives in Ken- their traits, aa I hare had a vary exten- W>ky, is 7 feet If inofcfc in' height, reesnuably thick ■lowly falUa hatter. Raks rather lined with buttered T. ow w Wars a I>«raorr —We hear at an ingenkma person who has convert ed aa old thick shawl into a drugget by cutting pet ‘he leaves sad flowers frm e pi*o» of printed fragg ~1inf and gvunpiag them mi the shawl Wh-r. a satisfartury iieMere has haaa thus ar shawl being rat fortunsU. A pent onsr at obtaiamg the beat rasuil# are ss im|- rUetlj otvleratoed by tits great m*;<>nty of workers. Il therefore be hiwvees all saqh te (Ixsm who have All the light |■eel Me is be soar*» more<V by the srpensoes of atmsrvsml kimssif te numbers at mtb mm M work SApeot iatereeting reeelta UtM ply the Batted Btatss, wl *n thatdiseetiMa ahaii have bang iutty derefoVt Area now she ls*ds the van m ihs area of case eeitivated aad the tm- shrewd enough to rap- pmsed ployed in the manufaetwe. Lit us then keep the ball not only rolling, bat give it freah impetus, Ws cannot afford to la it lag; while the State annually ini j K*rts $10,000,000 worth of an article which we ean produce te home. Lambs.—A writer in an exchange aavk h* has discovered that scorns are A pneitive injury to lambs. He turns his Hook into a turnip field and they eat off th* tope so closely that much trouble is •nred in harvesting. Qua thing ia cer tain, says this writer, Iambs must be grained liberally, or else they must have a very choice reserve of green feed to wind up the graining season on, or they will lose ground, and go into winter qn rters on a down grade. I feed my lambs more grain in November than in January. In Jannary they are well ee- tal lishod in thoir winter habits and havs ah abnudanoa of the sweetest hay; whereas, in November theymm in a transitory condition, gatherinffup under protest the leavings of the summer grass which the frost has weakened. At pres ent I am mixing one part oats to two of bran, and. of this I giva shout on* and a half bufchsJs a day te 100 bead, t have not within my recollection had a flock which stood up to the troughs and ate 8<mn< ^* freely without a riagleUpaeeptton as these da Whether ft *1s the regfoand bran whiah is so tempting to them, dr whether it ia the CODS tent scores to salt that sharpens their sppetitos I do not know. sad tbs edgra worked over with the gray yam. Ibwcdge bowed With nd sarpet put down te a furnished shabby carpet, ami was s earn Qt akbb OwsAwrru —A Quaker crac- is lakes te the prepareUorv. Three telsc^ef milk, oge aad a half of eoH sterab, sme lea of eatt, ewe tetds ^nnaful sf Fat the omsiette 4 will di team sa to heai. the ysfks at tbeegps the own stenk aa. 1 I)>esalt vary wall together Real the wbitns yelks and core starch Btir all wall to gcUier vary thiwuaghl/, then add the milk Now put the better in the b»t poor ia the ant ; It Will aleat « iiaotea, fold, with CV*A tare aa s the ereim A »TBAMVK BIBCOVKBT. Trot Tyndall of hamtkm has lavra ted at the lav* wily Jnet begun. The photopbooe has already been de scribed te the Cbmpowfon, sod you may remeaher it is aa instrument ia vented by Prof. Bell fur causing a beam of hght to convey a tatepboam message to a dte- In the new apparatus, a beam of light fnan a lime light, or even a candle, is thrown upon s common glam flask hav ing a king neck. To this is fastened a rubber speaking tube that may be placed to the ear, ao that any sounds ia the flask may be heard through the tube. Between the flask and the light is placed a circnlar disk of metal, haring narrow slot*, or openingR, placed like the spokes of a wheel round the edge. When the disk is at rest, the beam of light may pass through one of the slots and fall on the flask. |f, now, the disk Is made to turn mp •dly on its axis, thelight will mtch the rtask in a scries of flushes, as it shines through the slots one after the other. Hero the curious discovery comes in. When the flask is filled with a gas, or a vnpor, say the vapor of sulphtiric ether, common street gns, oxygen, perfurntn like patchouli or cassia, or even smoke, and the beam of light is made to fall on the flask in a series of alternate flashes, the operator, listening with the apaaking tube at bis ear, will hear strange musical The pitch of tbqea tones will eorre« pond exactly with th$ speed with which the disk ia made to turn, and each kind Of gas, or vapor, in the flask will give a difiarent kind of note, some soft, some loud, and some very sweet and musical. .This is certainly the meet atenarkal.le discovery since the photophoRe, and I shows that light may ba made the means of mffctet MMi nodi hi* at a distance, soya It **H Mggv*to the ides yak be rtfla to ■ive experience with them. It haa been said that they have a strong propensity hir kicking; I have never seen them kick when in the tunnel.. They liecoms very tamo when underground; in fact, they baqptefl •»<*«&»’' the men be- oune quite attached to them ; and as the shift-mules pass along by the men at lunch, they will often receive from one a piece of pie and from another a cup a* coffee, etc. When a signal is given to tire a b}ast the in utoe understand the signal, and will try'to get out of the way of it just as the men do. Of course, under ground it is very dark, and the umlca become to accustomed to the darkness that even when they go out into the sunlight thVjifea&hot cotexory well, aitd whcu they go back from the sunlight into the mine they cannot see at all. Bo we are in the habit df cover ing one eye with a piece of cloth when- iter they go out, and keep the covering over the eye until they go into the tun nel again ; we then remove the cloth, so ihcy have one good eye to see with. We had to adopt this plan for preserving (heir sight, because the mule is so stub- l>6rn that he will not poll unless he can see his way ahead. We have found out another thing about mules. We tried horses at first, but we foe nd that when ever anything touched the ears of a horse ha would throw up his head and break his skull against the overhanging rock ; but U you touch a mules ears ha drops kia head. For that reason ws could not use horses. We employed iniiIre, end they have answered very web. _________ x.a rjrcsxwe a mm it. Not one-half the people who witarea the launching of a Teasel can tell how it ia done. They here a free! sound at pounding Mad driving mt wedges f<* half aa hour or ao, then a great shout is rsterd, and the ship starts, slowly at flint, hwt, gradoni: v mortalng j»r speed, sl»tee with a steady, stately motion fma off the pda at Umber aad blocks where she has tven standing for moo ths ; and where bat a moasral before the hage reeetnrs towered aloft nothing remains h«t adehns at Ussier aad planks, while • vsl on the water lusts one of the muel graceful works at men. When the ship is ateret ready to princi pally upon blocks sight Of IffMH aad perhaps mm placed dirseffy ia cwdrr to leoach the ree- y to traneirr the weight y —two Urns kteg »)mul ef ■ate, and aMml midway the bilge or lx Atom. Three ways are simply two lengths at Umber with a thick layer uf grease between (hem, so that re Aoua as the ship acquire* any moreen turn they will slip on* along the other. To trans fer ths weight at the veaari on to ways, so that fr*»fly -the star a r Mol pert at the vflteri to mg toU<A Ur than the how—will cause her to saovt the whole secret of leuachiog. To do this, twtweea the top of the ways and the erearl re* driven pins wedges, which, of oouras, rate* her aoraewhat, and ao reflsve the (docks under ths keel of pert at the weight resting upon there. This done, workmen take their places under the vs sail, sod with in* wedge* cut and knock away the blocks. When these are removed the entire weight of the vaasel settles a once upon the greneed ways, and the result te exactly the same as would be if a person should seat himself upon a sled pointing down hill upon an icy slope—away the goes I Thgre seems to ba a strange sort of fae- cinatioa for moat people in the launch ing of s large veeael, and in our ship building ports it is not uncommon fog a thousand persona to be present to enjoy the spoetaole. —PxMm J r American Monthly. Ths owner and originator of Puck, ilia illustrated oonno journal, ia a Ger man named Xeppler. Apprenticed to a baker in Vienna, he made his first artist ic designs in dough. His first venture in this country was with a little paper in St Louis, which was widely noticed but not profitable, flia present paper has a circulation of 60,000. . Won’t aorae chemist invent a face powder that does not contain lead and tastes good? Our young men are all dy ing of lead poisoning, and kissing is go ing out of fashion. 91 and weighs 275 pounds, although he is spare in flesh. The littlest sister is 6 feet 5) inches tall. The family ia scat tered, no two living in the same State. Lorenzo Piekles has the appearance of n man of 40. He never wears aM^L and goes without stockings winter and summer. He has two pupils in each eye. To distingnish objects close by, Mr. Fickles uses powerful magnifying glasses. He can read print and s«e things sA a greater distanoet, without the aid of glasses, than it is possible Tor per sons with the natural eye to see. 1 He nfcver tasted liquor of any kind in hia life, and sever drinks water. Three ■mall cups of tea a day, winter and sum mer, suffice to quench Mr. Pickles’ thirst He never eats fresh meat His chief article of diet is salt perk, although he likes salt meats and fish. He eats two table-spoonfuls of salt every day, and prefers salt to sugar in his tea. Pin and rake or sweetmeats of'any kind he never tasted. He says he believes his hale and healthy condition is due mainly to the salt ha nses. Mr. Pickles hr a widower, bnt he haa two daughters. One is 17 yean old, the other 12. The oldest is 6 feet an d ana-half inch tell. The youngest ia fi feet • inches, and their father says they are still growing. WAK MATEHtAL iJV THE BHAIE. The death of a soldier whohad carried a ballet in his brain tor aixty-flve years was reported recently. The wound was veil AM Fte buttle of Waterloo. The Imllet entered at the right eye, destroy ing H, of eonrre, and, traversing the brain, Iwlgivl in the (•ark of the head. After the outer wound was chord he suffered ou apccial inconvenience from the |»ree- i*ee uf the ballet, although always, when taming lumerU itTlivd, to eoufcl (eel that tin kail dropped into a diF-te t (xoiUou. He was unusually healthy and lie dml of ukl age. Another retuArkshle mm-itenor la 'tted. A young military officer was •wrelrealy mamtiilaling a mu-kH, when the hnrrei (•oral in lua hand. The ivm-a frortiiied k<o skull ao Ifigbltulj* \tO*A the akufl bed to be iw Lr all the readers whir communicate with advertisers would mention the name of the paper in which they a*w the advertierenente, they would do the publishers a service vastly out of pro portion to the small trouble to them selves. —St. Loui* Republican. If Adam had got oat a patent on hie original sin ♦bat a revenne in the Nay of royalty hia heirs might have received. —Barton Trantcript. - Ths most untiring, ebatinate place- seekers st the Federal capital ars said to be women.. A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, * ‘ Cramps, Cholera, - Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Sprains AND AND Headache. FOR SALE BT ALL DRUGGISTS, CELLULOID EYE-CLASSES. lire tea tote An tor Tto lot _ J-WM4V t ~M«U ie to Us tracui omOAl ■ ro CO, U Mstere Laos. Be* Yak. &itter s Why ftultnr MeeUleealy With the conrulcing, spasmodic tortures of fever and ague aud billions remittent, ehen ifostetter's Stomach Ritters, acknowledged to be a real cuiatire of malarial fevers, will eradicate the cause of so much suffering. Ho levs effective is this benignant altera tive in caves of constipation, dyspepsia, liver complaint, rheumatism, and in gener al debility and nervous weakness. - For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. • rest h 7«ar •** »•*■. 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It penetrates ©Yery sore, wound, or lameness, to the very bone, and drives ont all inflammatory and morbid mat ter. . It “ goes to the root” of the trouble, and never foils to core in double qnkk time, ^ A O ° ” -E ’ ^ . JSiNESS University P*SCa V °o t Sc.vo ran CATALOCar s Payne's Automatio Enalnee RUPTURE Iks Mforo Win l a*M, to to. I A MMSAS-S sresm. <4tos ISI *»-«4o»f, •sa Tsrk. Ba to* oak ;k t siss-a s.s-a—s .4 *4 reos to4>v«sa4 sAat sata. reilto to las. toovs r.ts* A auek. Sag I BUGGIES sSSflSlSlS TPUTH Hsaaa Are. ate Sa • mmm ware ^ •-•***» te —as haaawa kateteate re « " kml svci i hates'^ SHW.-tf, (wain -I u-rflbh wtasiiJ tore, as#half rag at to*! ii * ilflc* 1*1^111 wn* »t-l Uial alre» gwu Itrel h 1-U I tre>rei4 the oka irenuriil wlial i a |iart <■ aa- aiii|* '4 f«N t 1), rral .1 d. but th Ik *, arel it ere i »• entire h - k ■l Icl (<>f y .-are It l« sa>l tl.al of tha an nul . I>y. *•« <4 Irts** it * 4 thr in th* fa. r«. hire hols Was hi AW Motto fat •• H# wte fi ret into Us risra te ip. *• The patch, * said the boy. But th* prufreauc tnna and said an, Ure -Hsw* s trsapa (edging Sou Iravss • 4->-»toto4f tosrerewtokW —ok.Tkreaaosaare Irereaire /mm/c. ctettuasnos can at cuufli ALL’S "'“‘BALSAM f • fowua terHWfo meommmmmf mmt mm lasw•rmfolw mmm fe 41. ref T Ladles! Snr-XSsI - ®' af-rew.. r—ko -sso 0 A im pmm pm* JUDGE I- it rm of. mAorim «• i>*€iai o , 9 an ntn mom ran. n. imr 1 Btetesa a—bureff « m>m •mm A CYCLOPEDIA WAR mm I NT SJL Am rn* b«s WteN « Bteff fu teBSM-fl rhaaf fo»wa» eh rare Ifa ea mmm “I don’t want that Stnff,” Is whst a lady of Boston said to her husband when he brought home some medicine to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia which had made her mis erable for fourteen yearn. At the first sttack thereafter, it was administered to her with such good result*, that she con tinued its use until cured, and made so enthusiastic in its praise, that she in duced twenty-two of the beet families in her circle D> adopt it ss their rewotsT family medieiM. ITiat “staff” is Hop J? Ritter* —Standard. h s quick otsbl This quantity of paste •houMImsks two good-eiasd cakes, the ■im of a dinner piste; a tin piste is beet to bake them on ; they si* equally good cold or hot, sad are as tan with ragar soap U Never Tktak*'* If tbe rrabta-d old harbf(of who ut tered this aruUeieii! could but wiiitere tntense ItoMighl, deep ktudy and LUnIl of WiMBAfi is tte- termin'ing the bret rerdicinr- in keep tbnr fsreilMM well, and would note their ■ajtecit/ and wimiore is or Inc tree Aiop Bitters as the beet, and demonstrating it bv keeping their fsmilira iu perpetual health, st a mere nominal expense, be would be to reed to acknowledge that such arntimenti ore Picayune. DtsoogsoLATB Jonbs wre sitting on a Iwooh cut on the Gslveetou beach, look ing very disconsolate, whan old Uncle Mum came along. “ What’s da matter new, Jones?” asked the old mao. “lie jest a-worry in’ about myself,” responded Disconsolate Junes. “Ton is ds big. post fool uigg&h on Galveston island. Yon is always worryin’ yerself to doff aliont uuffia st sU.”—Otefraston tfetor. Ths increased demand for that inval uable preparation, Tablet's Buckeye Pile Ointment, constrained the manu facturers to adrertiM for ten thousand bushels of Buckeyes, which ar* lari used in ths manufacture of that excel, compound, Tsblor’s Buckeye Pile Oint ment Prim 60a For sale by all dnxg- Krits. q ' Embboidbbbo Handkxrcbibfr. —To wnsh a fins cambric hsndkerchiei, em broidered in colored silks, so that the colon do not ran, the secret is to wash iu a soap lather very quickly, wring thor oughly and then iron, so that it dries st once. Thera should be no soaking, and ths embroidered corner kept out of the water ss much ss possible. A little slum fa ths vnier will make the process more rare. ‘ .1. B. Lippincott 6l Co. ^ I,- 4 ‘ _ af *- to ■«« re * e^-a to— ' *•— ktof r-»’ 0—4 m Iks a» sotla -T3 Chambers's Encyclopeedia, 15 o. oo. ibszT k.OC * O.B \ 4R 1 • mmm mo* mo mm mm. % imetmmmti. om. iu V'J V/_, »_ 771 ssussoe a——, M«a ?I PONDS EXTRACT. rartfo tfoe forraeara Lf v A I f * SLS re* Pond 1 * Citrnot Koly iTent oWk — • M to <k* oak w< Tto. War •*•4 *4 I Lara m sA-vffl. '» C *^. kw *mmm* '*m t*** te^Hmte 4rlnwf-#M. s* e-wat *• —f fart A Ik. ca-o-t— -. 'to »«■'*—• retauAI ■ to ■re Lra* tire I * fra** ot Free Advertisement. ... I, r i is. 11,a.. *•4-1,. flat a. 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