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\ 6 pabliso vwok a lottor
Trom. the "re>-i iot.t of '> ? Xationa
. AHiar.'V. IWr fail ,<? read it.
Vve would like for more of our
people to -Ai li :ri t>o for tiio Uot.t.VvvJi;;ra
I'.a ;! ro are a great
n 1j:y tliio::" t.'iat 1 do not f are
r?y..>m for t!nt 1 would bo glad for
p(< <? road. Ooul< 1 "t every
V.I ?r.c- take ..t ' : one
copy? "Jlavo it 3ont to !.e !.ot
?"?: and keep him po?'ed The
ropov'-.r-" l!io (Vtt o J'lant from
tfm suhfrj that have be<oV'nrg.m
i7.> r. aro ' til! coming T* and the
next quarterly meeting v ill diow
a considerable increase in the
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l.'t*. 1 ' * U\t XI11'III DriMll [?
li.^Hpr From 1 lie* >:atloiuil -'rosilent
as-PuMIshcd invito Cotton
Viant.
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beats in sympathy with your every in-|
terest. thai we t^try every grievauoeof I
the past and from the rislug sun to thdl
lioldcii < iale, and from the chain ofj
Lakes In the I.ulf "inirc, I#?S u-* uni(:? |
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urj^l." promise ' ivine, t'...i "as Wei
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oir .rt ami ntjiy t'hc r '! - > f >n- labor
reach np into the thorn nul the roll i
rail of 1M''.'?.
v r ^V>?h Ii ?.? wishes, frati rnally,
i i \ jti)n kk, I'r -blent.
Attest:
W. P. IJkickbk, Secretary.
Farmer's (lanlcn.
(PrUo Letter.)
A plat with a southern or south*'
eastern-rlopo and clay four:dation
is best for ?u early garden. My
garden is &quare, bu.t. it would bo
*cr twice as wi le if {lie situation
is 1 favorable and the rows
suould be run so as to drain fin1
water o'l'in time of very heavyj
r ins. t ut must net h:: v "uough ,
fall t 7* ?sb the land.
manure and break ;<s early asl
the ground is dry enough after
I'Y-bruar; 1, using a mixture of
}|.) '!- , , he. ; and :i:: !. e 11
manure. l.ich year I u-o the,
a h f \ o i; made on the |?I.t<*?*
aV i <t .. i,
re 1 e?bin.. ( u - a i . 11
intit;* ' f '-alt / ? ot :o much " uro
*{*ft i away wi rm^,
li ' to i"i? ' ' rt \ .!;>
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ISfjv
^ r 1 need- m<f. :n:uiurr
| taj^rinkle s u, -a c111
^ th" ' ' '?' an,!
?rinjr it <-:i late
tl$f4veifirfg.
uso a turning j 'ow in
^ tTjJen, but break \ . deep
V*
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by running; two or three times ii
tho same furrow with a long nar
row plow.
For a tow early peas, lettnc '
ninstaid an 1 radishes, 1 u e i
hand plow and plant before fh<
tie- ;rro':j; 1 is dry enough to brea!
all of the pardon.
l.triy cabbage see<? at. t foniati
seed 1 sow in a hallow box, rai <
two or three feet above tin
gr >?md, and '.hay can easily b<
covered in c-ise of frost, ate! : n
flafe fron: :*v . ... *; best sown iof
.January or first of F binary
then a month or two iat r foi
lat< r kinds.
f plant potato ? when I firs
brrak Hi" .union, using onlj
early kinds, so as to have earli
potatoes, and raise a secom
crop by planting in the ?nvi<
ground, or some other wll pr
I r\'i" ol i J ; t hvim A Itoilwt : "? .
j 1. M ) ...< '" ? -? ? ""V
! covering iivo or six inches deej
-traw or loaves if ! have
i. At t'"nv\ if ? >?
early, 1 i\v onion - cu, radish
seed, bo t seed arid sprite
.r:.!ps :; al>.. j oa ; tnd n fov
hunch he ? p- ntii * ri r
1 iter on, ti i veil as rutin: nc anc
': . ' best 1 *) br .!
tl- nlaute 1 is the la . 1. il
It" a > many heavy sprii:..
v ill ;;t t ha: : r lan he
' r it was broken.
<' rn !" ?r r'y u e ;r h
: ,1 \ c . onion t . .
>w u, a id i bitten . .
V 1 . i f ;l I, , , . ; , . , ! . V . .
pi at) ted t;;P r.
vj ,v ' t r ' ) u 1 d ' n ' '
hot be.! il
-i "en* id ' ; -. lien
la re r ru h lira v oil' a mi . et n
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'! i -? : " '! -.) < ' : ?n v? e ?nev
III; lit)!', 11. e'; i i
vin *i s v tin ovttor ..
(luce; \vc i, hut. v ,'i.u.1
keep.
.
:r Olid 'v W : r I. i. at. t J:i ;i-!
h" i' 1 > v. -11 pren ir. ! always
plant beans in the .a:.,j
?ec, j ci allow no ash s there
as wood ashes ruin the vino ol
either hunch or pole varieties.
ri' i_ r a. i
i r>:n:>toe* i s vr one ] T?T
every four feet in the row ; rowt
three feet aj>?4rt. Pinch < II sid*
shoots till one foot high "'llies
fa jten to a stake or trelliA to keej
the fruit oil' the ground. If wol
attended to they wil?* bear til
frost when the grown ones ma)
be put away to ripen and the
green ones will do for pickles
one or two good kinds is enough
I plant the large multiplying
onions in August to I oep then
from rotting and have thoni foi
early use. Per bunch oniona J
plant sets in Rummer or fall am
cover with straw or leaves in win
ter. ! cultivate niv garden wit!
i .. ,.,1, i, i ~ r .. i
Iii( IK1JMU n .tnii : I /1" , m; i*'l Slllili
vegetables have my rows ver\
{ ]< > f< goth r anrl f r larr-T one
vvi'l'T apart. With a hand nlou
you can often do a little wort
when you v ?;ii;f tot wishtohitel
uI? a hor e, ami if tin rows art
shr rt or ol >- t -get her a liors
will-tramp ') vegei .hie* badly
lveepv Vhe grout ! v 1! stirred
< : :i and n si ly h v< !, v-i
plowing deep, >u!y midway I o
tv e'i t! o rows while the vog. tables
are small.
All vegetables -diouM have
plenty of room if you e.vpect then
to d<? well especially in dr\
won* mr. V l-.ns. q lashes, and
cucumbers should have from thre?
to fifteen feet square, according
to the kind, Beets should havi
six to eight inches, partsnips ami
carrots four to six inches; onions
two to four inches. B-eh and
\
i onions may he transplanted if 1
- not'Viol; enough; rodishe;. from [
two"to four inches; mustard and ]
, jletiuce may be thinned as i* is .
, us (1, nut allowing it to crowd or, |
>it will ho tough and soon run to' j
seed. With cabbage two feet each!
i ?
way is best, while the larger kinds)'
)j l plant t.;' e feet apart each way., 1
i i peas ;.ro rare;/ ever too thick.!
b but beans ought to be from twelve |1
? to ih.hi' ?eu inches- apart in the-1
jrmV:
l Each year I plaut potatoes,, on-1
i ions, iedi.-k lettuce, mustard, (
i" early corn and bunch beans all
at one side of the garden and ?1
1 all come oil' in time to plant po.;
', f itoe. for second crop or sow ;
' turnips.
J If th o ground is not rich enough ;
I manuro mora, h ?k deep and J'
p j well; and keep free from ^eeds
1 j till from the lath of August to
b the 15th of September: the earlic r j
"] the larger the turnips, but later
M ones are sweeter. I sow broad*
-: east, harrow lightly, keep fm?
s from i eds, leaving one to every \
7 foot square. They can b < thin, j |
nea 9s tnoy grow, fuelling thotnl
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' t li. 1 / ; ' 1 ' ' t
r.! til ! iv.i' it 't *prii:g; lop .
; r.i .:. (! van.'!!* vi' 1 <1 ? I' >r ? .
il the will! 'i > not ti. ) *<?\ .
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'Am wiiit* r !iv rakiit^ (I.p..
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front tv > o it !n- hols in :i liillj
i ' ' '. ' f 1 ; i
!> n:..! so ? -;1 r >' ' :
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t may < vi t; i'! 1" i;
t nd r "rot v "1!
.i ground.
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. Il); .t id J ' I iV. 1 :t t i!
, j/uU I1, V < 1 ioi l' P !>( clitOJ <
. :. i > ;tit It', i. in o- ; ;
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i !. pn' ,ij? a . !:!; > ' irni; ,
> or kept in col! a*,
t V'i v.- 0 ; ? - <!- ! :t of | 1
T /t/ii; i .''ti . i i'1 - ?*'^
i ' ' VH I
tin vim i and feeding tin m to n.y J '
, t ;-.o\vs and dig . n < ?.? ,.ili-('
'' in" frost; piling wh ?rr thcv will
I a few weoke, then l pnt
tli in in:; vvar.i dry c- liar and :
omu "imes tin v keep and pomi-d
| i iin's t hey do not. i
11 A vt/etable garden pays the ,
k farmer in money, health and the 1
I pleasure of having something
i ! I
II good to eat every day in the year.; .
?i 11 11 nine and Kami.
. J -M ItS. M . ( '. Sl'AKK.M A N.
.Middle Fork, Tenn. I
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To Make Karmim' lYolltnhle. :
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(l'rlio Inciter.) | .
There must l?o : vast amount
I _ j
] of labor performed, cheaply, ;it
('!: proper time, in the rich! man
i it' !', and upon most of out I
I i
1 :i vast quantity of fertilizers ap-|
j>liiNow, Itow to do the \\ <?r
aii<i obtain the manure i> 11?<
, '
(|iii -lion. Tin- lir>l obstacle t??
be removed is all stumps and
r< ' !>, 1 nit as most farmer-. !ik"
myself, are unalde to do litis, we
on" f find a ' uI?st it lite for ' *
la!>or sa\ "nir, or. rather. labor
j ( ::| lit : m; . -at -. or a- we
: cm.
! ' . i) lit ' Jv!o\V --a-. - 1 he
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inner ?m . lie iiiiill 111 l). i' llillljr ;
' ;i <.. ,iii ' m I >" li ii'il on a!! \1
cept very Htunipy or rx !>.
^, A i ' ?sf i! a to ivmir! I li* a i: j:o i (
two hor o plow, to l?c ?1im vii In (
:in extra largo uiiilo or ox. A '
eulti valor lira am l?v two horses '
greatly f'ai'ililalos the cultivntion '
of erojisy/ hut on rolling I mil
that i /t{. : ; i? < 1. an I all rolling 1
. I" - )
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land should he full of short rowi
st uiiips and rocks, wdriat coul
l)o' done with a cultivator? Fin
is a cultivator is, it si work <;a
bo approximated hy t\io use <
large sweeps or heel scrapes, sa
2 1 to 2S inches. < >uo row at
i * r*!l tV-r.t oc.ni
lone with a cultivator, arid yo
mi accomplish ahout the sum
in three and a half feet row
['Riding" one row and leaving ??n
1! next working, with a twentjl
i_'!(t ilifl: -crape.
Of course all who have tried
know that scrapes and sweej
will drag and not plow whei
there is a coal of grass lolt o
I he land from lasi year. 'I he
adopt clean culture. "What,
veu say. "have no vegetable m:v
tor to plow in to re-tore tli
land ?v '\vall mono a, hut thoi
is hotter way. and woof
mat lire si 1 to n pr< h en ol
noxious crop, hut p as, ' d h
LaI Ill-nil... - ; ! 4 I...
1VI?||||J||_ iliv'l i " I ? 1 * i i ? * ' I I \ I I tl
I hey take IVoni it (which i> in
t'. 1 < ;i .' v. i111 v. t<!?*. , 111iik( it
\coHunt Jt'< tl, and iavothe .an
in betl,er condition for tlio plo'
next year. T!io vinos ami root
' nst < r1111 .I , <li*r -y :?11 1 : 1 on
>l the way before next pi an tin
" i> t m no,
1 , a my r:i :. I t'.
! i i * I a t it!,1,:?v i:!>in
.
ii any I him. that v i.; arov u n ;
a- ':'!! on i'iil injis. I'r luva.
!: 1,1* f.* 1. ' .1 'It. i'UlliVi-t ' 'V
i corn ! ! ut in <lri
; -M ' : t), !V>:
i I Jj'.IOS; . ' ili. 1 I on
; ;>?t h. 1" tit "ii' ? fin
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i i: '! ;a . - p? r. Mo-,.' <!
. i) ' , ; i I I:: ; it.
. lilt ill (;1 I?: J>C \\ , i j) ?i t t
.m ??n< 1 w *rin.-, "i tiit* euro, tit
>!ow tiijr 11f in was plowInL'. t!i
jorn. It need not rniii ?very fc
ia\ - to make oow pea-, l>ut the
tvill e\ : :i (,r -hi M if :j.i v
'. c: i: . S-1 ii ii fur j)( .
A r.t?; !k : ' . ?i" i\!.il; implc
.oil i? :t mower. I ean't thin
if any u' si it i:l" lor a mower, m
. < : *. \ \*1 .... . . I
? -- ii i> snoop. -.1 iiiti we iuomi
A*:u 11 :t mowor lor is not lo on
i iy. for what u^-*1 would wo hav
or ! i: i y if wo li: d lino wintur pa uros
'{ I int woods would ovoi
mi our pastures tinloss provonto
o* i >it?ir to sood." As fo pri
I X M
uriiiL. tlio v;i>f amount oi fortil
/or ! poko ol in the oulso!. v.
i m i -1?I m i \* plifis pliat o and potas]
o make poavinos, lo improve lli
and, to niako olovor. lo loo I cow
o inako uiauuro. And wlion u
;oi it. lot's take oaro of it nut
loodod lor Use. IjOl's Ami tin* oo\\
ip at ni'/lit in <faides. and pu
;iU-iily ol -1law lioddin^ in lli
.1 11 lies lo alonrli all the inannri
! loiv <.!.,< i row p n at proson
m? it w . i rly waist d< op i
.'Ill" I ( Mr it* J (ill I lit* t'tl\VS I I . 11111 M *
i ?1" 11. 1' . s no .v .i i(k11 t
IIIOIV.
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?*?ii lliiffle.
l.utnl \ pril li; Ktiffhiml has <h
fate ! Hn- jmwers in 11?* ir effort# i
ut-rcf 11: I iiit<1 states, saying Hi!
n an event of t hat kind she \\i11 he 11
letive ally of the i iiited Staler.
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W THERE IS NO KIND OF PAIN Oil <r 4
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I. K STITUTF.S. THE GENUINE" BOTTLE K ' I
<T BEARS THE NAME, ? \FI
^ PERRY DAVIS & SON. \ ^
THE SIMS DYNAMITE GUN. *%
it , i(s Inventor Says Ho Coulil Crip)S
pic a Torpedo Flotilla.
Winfield Soott Siins of I GO
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J .ViounI avenue, Newark, N. J., tlio ^
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,, inventor ol the Sims dynamite *
_!iu which has been used with . *
' fearful execution against the
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Spanish bv the Cubans lias im (?
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, | proved the gun since he lias had
lime to study its workings in aetlua!
warfare, and says he could lit
'en! l rue niito licet wliicli would \
! ' ! e il v rv did'cnlt for a Span \
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1 injury 'o tlie Van |f"
1 i. Mr. Sims says lie* can ? ft
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which \>ill throw at least ;*.-.
t, . ... f ; , . .
J t; at torpedo bo.
. iii < . ? . .tat travelling ;>
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Sdlm* -ii i.i- r;-;ns. i? t J ' \v not
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.country. I\I.situ-, i; h v icirn \ ?
' i <>i tin* civil war and a .-launch
{ patriot.?a* Yor; Suit,
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a J That Is how long Adolph Fisher, f .
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....... -..in.. -.1111 >-i -ii 11< l l piles, lit" 1
w ft? . ur?d in uslnff thr^? bo3t?s of De-' .1
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) War llnlloon Corps.
'' 1 !)?>riV'T, April 10.?S?>;*^r? nts 15:i! !<>
win, Myrn mnl !!urn?>ft, of tin? signal
' i>rps. department of ('olnrado, started
I for \i?w Orleans tu-iftiy. They will
form a war lialloou corps i > be used in
;1 <lof?'iisp of New Orleans.
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I * iiililri'n like il, il saves Itinr lives
We mean On Minute Coilfjli ('lire, the
infallible remedy for coughs, ruliN,
i. croup, bronchitis, grippe, and all
liuiir troubles. Crawford I'.ros.
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