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CUTTING Up CORN.
WdLHns IN he Fodder.

The labor OF cutting up corn, huskng
md hauling IN fodder, il Immense, and yet
must ;dhefe 10 it. The corn can be
ctibbed faster by husking on the stalk, and
ms much food ulay be obtained By letting
The .calt.e gather The shocks during The
winter, tie tops having been Gu, and say.
cd for sheep ard horses; and lhe time
thereby saved can be employed in adding
as much 10 he manure heap in more con.
venien, way but tried ii once, and have
returned 10 my old way OF cutting il up at
Inc root. doubt, 10 truth don't believe,
ns much food can be obtained in any other
way, and although perhaps We can add as
much 10 The manure heap, I'm right sure
the. We 'front.' and fhat's the pint.
cut nine up, putting Twelve 10 sixteen
hills square in shock. An old sythe
makes the best knife, cut in two or three
pieces having fang drawn out, 10 drive
into a handle like sickle handle. livery
green, make half shocks a, first, and leave
half standing. Now, you can, after i, has
cured, either pull Of, OF husk il Of, or you
may haul corn, fodder and all TO YOUR barn,
on dfay made thus Take two ,olerab.
iy stout hickory poles, lie fore part Of
your wagon being disengaeed, holster 81,
fasen the small ends Of your poles 10 the
axle with chain and pin to keep them
from pulling of. Have your poles about
sixteen or eighteen feet long aud four feet
apart al The bind end, where you will brace
them With cross pieces, five or Fix feet
Tong, thus y. Saw Two wheels from log
fifteen inches IN diameter, making them
six or eigh, inches thick, bore holes, make
an axle and pin the but end OF your poles
upon this exile. Bore h.le 10 the ex.
irene end Of each pole, for a standard four
feet high, lay on your fodder; and now to
10 keep IT. The best way IS to lay down
few old rai's, aud on these lay your fo!
der. one afmiol after another, laying il all
one way, as high as you ehoose, and when
done, prop the tsssle side or i, may keel
over during the night, owing to its settling
in this direction. forming slope which
turns Of the water completely, and secures
i, for the winier. w. n. g.
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coin. ByAhe time the corn was up ready
Tor hoeine, the bfiars had completely over.
run Il. heed it and cleared il, aud by
the second hoeirg il was as bad as ever
then went over u the same way The third
iime-in fact. the more hoed and tried
10 destroy them. the faster they grew and
by the time Of harvesting, they had grown
half as high as the corn. The next spring
sowed II TO oats, and was poorly paid
At the time Of harvesting, my hands were
torn and lacerated by The bIiars; besides,
not having half crop. then concluded
to try some more efficient mode, having
become tired Of endeavoring 10 subdue
them by cutting. then sowed the ground
10 clover. The btars came up as usual,
but looked sickly. The year following |
pas,ured it with sheep. and now the briars
have almost become extinct. / have Tried
every mode in the way Of cutting, and |
nm persuaded that il is labor lost. have
tried cutting in the DARK Of the moon, and
in August, all To no purpose. am of the
opinion that clover is the best means OF
getting rid of them, being quick and prof.
table. J. Il. h,
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CLEARING LAND.

Plors-The advantages of the Turn
ing Pior.-M,J. GoDMAN-l am almost
AFRAID that my sanguine Temperament, will
lead me TO make some "four pas" by
which ! Will. myself, "let the cat out Of
the bag aud here | beg you as a person.
al favor, tina, YOU will cxpunge anything
that will lead thereto.
desire 10 allude 10 Franklin's no. .
article; nn, 10 cr,icise, but 10 propose nv
plan. We understand the Creek Bot.
,oms to be well and thoroughly drained.
The ot]'c; is now 10 place i, under per.
feet tllh. The land is cleared, and clean
enough OF roo's, grubs and s,umps TO use a
scooter or hull tongue pillow. should now
procure medium size two. horse turning
plow, and prefer The Yankee plows. made
hy Nourse, Ruggles and Mason, or Prouty
& Means, 10 which | would attach two of
the hes, mules | could buy, or a stout
yoke OF well broken oxen, and | would
turn ever the surface three to four inches
deep. | say mu'es nr oxen-prefer the
laiter-oecause mules are more patient
Than horses, and oxen even more so these
nake the best pillow animals in rough and
tough land, especially where a blacksmith
shop is at a distance, and work is costly.
use The scoo'er pillow, but never 10 break
up land was rnised 10 il, but soon got
tired of il. Ii the land be well broken up
oil that will he required now, = 10 gather
up ruu;;s, Sc. rile and burn; if no, vel
and thoroughly broken up, | should cross
plow it.
| haze tried shovel plows with one and
two horses, aud can get over ground fast.
er; but TO do good work, | prefer the turn.
ing pow. adm, there is no need to
plow over one inch deep IN new land to
make the first crop, bu. the sooner The land
IS broken deep, the sooner will roofs rot
and stumps dle. have some low ground
and high ground loo, that two mules could
not draw pillow three inches deep, ! DO
not advise impossibii,ies, nor protisr any
aid 10 psow blsck jack grubs.
Those who oblec, 10 too much lime be
slowed upon The preparation for the crop,
sei unwiseiy | think. The better ;hh
land IS Put IN, generally, the less labor 10
cultivate, and rte more labor TO gather,
which is no, generally very Objectionable.
have q few acres of fresh land thai ad.
led 10 one Of my fields. /, was plowcd
with two mules 10 a shovel pillow; had
ali my double iuro plows in use. had a.
mother small piece by The side OF lake,
that Was very tough work plowed only
oDce V1h tao horse turn pillow; lae latter
- ro~ IN very a. "anA:i.en 10 work
and clear Of weeds. The first part would
lie death on mule in dog days; The lat.
Ter part ! vii! plow aga n in few days.
first tried The turning plow to new ground
~ ls42-my negroes making awful ugly
faces; bui after the culture Of The land.
they have ever since been advocates. F.
noush. said. Truly yours,
COLO.
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Apple Saucc-GO0d.

Pot tables spoonful OF water into a
quart basin, and 81! il viii, good boiIin. sp.
pies, pared, quartered, and curefully coied:
put plate over, and set them into mod
crate oven for about an hoor, OF u0lil they
are reduced quite to pulp; beat Them
smooth w,th a clean wooden spoon, adding
10 ihem hlle sugar, and a morseI % fresh
butter, when these are liked, though they
VIII scarcely be required.
The sauce made thus i. far superior to
hat which is boiled.
Good boiling APPLES, one quart: baked
one hour (mofe or less, accord n2 TO the
quality Of the ffui;, and temperature Of the
oven j sugar, one ounce; butter half an
Ouuce.
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Men with Tails.

Col. DIcoure,. Il renchman, dis; nsnIsh.
cd for his African explorations, h,s been
commissioned by the Fieuch government
for FIVE years exploration m the interior
OF tina, country. lie asserts tina. there is
a race of The CHI snes iuhabiiing tie IN
le;lor OF Africa, aud renowned among the
neighbotlng tribes as eoudcisd. OF having
a lail.hke arpendagc, io'na d by The eloog.
alton oi The ,e,tebfs column, aud ,hst they
are the last Ink 10 the Lun.sn race. L1'd
Mcnb, dos theory that man VAS rgullly
a monkey, and wore his tail of b, sitiiny
upon cane. bottom chains, or something Ike
this, is about TO lie realized, II the F.euch
Colouel's story 10 TO be reiied upon. lie
says he saw one OF these caudaled persons,
ard made a draslng Of hiin. Alexander
Dumas, the mu,lluo wIi'er, being ask d
WHO Sss lie f4lhel !" replied, i" he vas
q merchant Of Martinique" I" Who VAS
your grandfather T. /" Sun Of a planter OF
that island" was the ansser. "Aad aho
was your g'es, GRANDPA her = " He, SIR,
vas an ape. NJ fedigree begins ~hefe
yours ended" II, problbl refertd 10
the newly discovered Ghilanes as his .r Z
inai pro.eni,oIs.
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A New Manure.

Mr.. Rober, Bryson, Of Harrisburg, Va.
has been experimenting for the last ten
year, TO make exhausted tan bark available
manure. H. plan is this lie has tan
wheeled out on fat piece Of ground, and
'cvelled IF two or three feet thick. Over
this, he spreads layer Ct TWO or three IN
ches Of lime, and so on. He lets the bed
so prepared, remain for two years, al the
end Of that time, hr tinds himself in the
possession OF bed OF manure, the effects
of winch upon the land can hardly be sur.
passed, for the richness Of It's products, end
the durable fertility il inpar,s.
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TO DESTROY RRIARS.

The brlsr, as plant, grows more Iuxu.
risniy 10 beech and maple land. and when
the timber Is cleared, ant the sun has
chance for action, they grow very fast, SO
that ~ q short lime, 1t is with difficulty
that they are kept down. 10 the spring Of
as, moved on new farm, containing
two hundred acres and upwards, with a.
bout fony.fise acres improved, or partial.
" 50. Tbs,e was al The time eight or ten
acres completely grown up TO bhafs. !
commenced operations on about hall Of It ;
] pIooghed il thoroughly and plsoled 10
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w1g AND MyMoA.
Two way. 10 tell n story.

We hope there ere many readers OF the
Daily Mail Who have had practical evidence
that a li,,le kindness. however hon &C pathic
the dose may be, gees FIVE times us far To.
wards making those around you happy, as
cargoes Of sour answers or suily rebukes.
There are two very distinct ways Of telling
the same story. Some men will make
hosts OF friends, where others will End II
impossible to discover one. Blun,ness and
ffankness may DO very well q, times, but
as a general thing II is prudent to study
effects as we'll as causes.
Smith are yor going to pay that note 10
dayr
Smith says, No shau';; don't sui, ne,
and shan, do II -
Then by thunder III see if you don't y
says enragsd Jones. A lawyer gets case,
squatble follows, and-they both pay
dearly for lesson IN civ,hiy. How differ.
ent Brown 81 ou'd fix it.
Smith what's the state OF your inan-
cies this morning do you ieel as thong
YOU could let me have tina, $50 TO dav.
'Well, no, can't says Snl'h, l'm We.
~ short; can't you val, on ne few days,
II would he an accommodation.
Well says Brown, lei it stand do
something for me as soon as You can, vii
you, Smith =
Certainly Will; let's 60 and tGke a
lemonade, Brown They step aside, clinh
glasses aud part-irlends end brothers.
'Gouway With that d d noise say'
some bullet. headed fellow to tie poor TIN
eIan, organlsI aud his MOI key. The poo
fellow goes away, mortified ard soued a
gains, his species how d'i'eieut The good
heart, the peace msser, does il
/ My man, your music is pleasant, but 4
/ dlsturbs Us now; there are few peunles
/ play Cor some others iutiher.n your way.
the orsanis, goes along, smiln. al The maj
Who has crur,ru ~ oif. There is five
times the force IN kind WORDS and genefosi
ty, thsn there is IN moTtse sulkness aud ar
6ltIary measures.
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POPPING the Question.

A young school miss, " hose teacher has
taught er tina, two negatives acre equsva.
lent 10 an tnirmallve, on being asked by
sutton for her assent TO marry him. re, led,
" No, no." The swain 10, k6d ssionlshed
and beaIldered-she referred him 10 Mur.
ray, when, for Tho 6s. time, be eatned
that no, co, meant yes
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Description OF the u. States,

containing an sccoun, Of the Topography, Sc tic.
mcnt, History, Revolutionary and other interest.
ing event. Statistics, progress IN Agriculture,
Manufactures. Population, 'Nc., &c, Of each Stale
in the Union.
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~
w OuLD respectfully announce. ,ha, he
w has now IA charge the abpve r,i located
lldel, Convenient 10 the mu.i business part Of
the Town, for travellers: d. sctly on al streets
pa'siog thfougb--snd nov undergoing thorough
repairs. lie earnestly sohcrs a call from his
ffienes and the public gensraily--for hc feel.
confident that they csnpo. be otherwi,c lbsn
peas6d. as no PAINS will be spared to male al
comfortable.
variety Of The bee, Liquors can be had at tho
Bar, ,Eeept on Sunday. Goddard. old ls0j
brandy aud ohcr foe Liquors in bottles. he
most iavorlte brands OF Ch4mpagnes, the choi
eesi brands % segsrs and Tobacco; Scotch Ale
IN puts Sob, WargR and ICE will be keep, con
sian'ly ON hand during the summer season.
The only way to be- profitable and prof, i, our
AIN. Ca.b for all Liquors at the Ilir and every
article IN the drinking Inc, and hope no, ono
d our friend. $50 foolish az 10 suppose We viii
make them an exception 10 nur general and p1si-
tive rulc--if they do, they may expect very Nat
dun. Dor Liquors &C pay cash for
Good Stables. roony lo,s lpt Droyers, and al.
ways plenty Of corn, oats and fodder. and aticn.
tive hOstcrs.
lie is agent for The Northern Line Of Stages.
N B.-Omnibnsses run regularly to and from
The Rail Road Dcpo, Tor passengers, who can al.
80 DO accommodated with cirrsge, bu ,gy or
hofIe TO 90 into the country. 49,
Camden, Ma, 10, 1879
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PnlfER & YoRKE.
Letter frem M.in Ds-sa MDsgsld. Crane
trstk Iyu Oges.

Letter frem MJn Da-aH MDsgald, Crane
trstk Pest OGes.
.ioosr CorSrF. y. e., Dsc. -. ieis.
d.. k1hl--De1r Sir:
A Lady in tbi, county. nfil .c,ed with 4 neryou'
complain, rro'spsu, uteri. fluor Albus. and
somewhat dersnEed mud. osused BY obsisnc,ions.
vas for about twelve month. attended ~ -four OF
our enincn, physicians. without any effect. and
every suecessiseiy declared her ineurablc. aud
that Size had 10 die sLc:,hen procurcd tao ba,
lies OF your Abyssinia Mixture from me. which
cured her eEtitely. She has since married. and
is in perfect good health and happy. The Aby.
ain H,r,ure ha. likewise proved vsry siirsciou.
in many o,he' disease, bat p,ttcssags ia female
disca.es, IN which il should have the preference
Of all others
Yours obcdicnliv.
DUGAiD McDtGALD
FREE fortss Aby.s,nia Mrsurs pr botlis.,5
cents. 81 IS & So 50.
Likeuiso on hand and for sale Dr.. kuhrs Re.
slorer, Universal Plaster. Cold Mine Bil.sm. & C.
I J. ilOITON. Agent.
Charlotte. y. &.
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The Virginia Mode Of Curing
Hams.

Dissolve two ounces Of saltpetre, and
Two ,easpooufuls OF saleralus, III salt pickle
l,4lt and water as strong as possible; for
every sixteen pounds Of ham, adding half
pint Of molassee. Thenput he hams in.
to the pickle, and let them remain three
or four weeks; then take Them out aud
SIN Ike them with the hooks downward, TO
preserve The juices.
Recipe for n Lislmea which has long
been in use, and has been found highly ef.
icacivus in all cases Of spraIns, bruises,
wounds, external, or internal, on man or
beast. II has been used 18th great success
in severe cases Of rheumatism. olten eff.
fecilng d positive cure, aud no farmer
should be without il who has not something
better 10 substitute 10 lis place. One-half
ounce Of spirits Of hartshoIn; two ounces
Of camphof gum; one gill Of spirits Of iur.
peniine one.haf put Of sweet oil one
pint alcohol. Shake 1t well together, and
apply, rubbing II 40 smaniy with he hand,.
To destroy bed bogs-catch them and
cut of tLeir heads
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.

HI ~ VI ~ ~ algN = SSbsOOAs
xANDRIANA AcAD my.
M,ek'enture county. N. e., 10 miles North Of
Charlotte
S. ID. WHARTON. PtiNclrAL.
REV. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. RRcToR.
FHNIIE seventh Session Of this lnsttu ion com.
Il m,nccd on thesiourlh Monday in July,
under the superntendencc Of the above gentle.
men. The course of studies adopted is such US
10 prep pare pupils for ADMISSION TO the Junior Glass
in any OF our Colleges. Its location is as pleas
an, aud healthy and as far removed fnm all causes
Of dissipation, as any IN this scciion OF the Stale
Terms.
Boarding, lnelading sh,ng, f,el ard
lights per month, 10 70
Tuition.
Writing. Arithmetic. English Grammar,
and Geogr4phy, per sess. of months, U
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric. Logic, &c,
l.atin end Greek Languages, IL
July &, lag. 1917
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New and Popular Work for
BOOK AGENTS.

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IN ia the urI.ed Siiies, TO procure subscribers
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secret disease, need no more become The Vie,
Of Qnsekefy, as BY the prescriptions cont,ioss
ilis book any one may cure himself wi,bou, h;
dranec TO business. or the knowledge Of The m
intimate friend, aud with one tenth lhe nsu,I,
pense. 10 addition TO the general routine Of,
waite disease, il fully explains the cause Of m.
hoods early decline, with ob,ctyalion. on =,
riage--besides many other derans emen,, viii
It would not To srsPsr 10 enumerale in the pul
prirts.
W Any person sending rwrNr, mr. ersr, ,
closed 10 le'ier, will receive enc copy Of 1
book, by maii, or five copies will be sent for |
dollar Address. :" DR.. W. YOUNG. No. |
SPRUCE Street. fhiiadclphis." Post paid.
VI AN'ED-Proprieiors Of Drug or D,
Stories, and Pedler-, IN every town in tho Uui,
atts. TO act as rgtnls for the above work,
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Emigration and Colonization.

MA, sa ] y0uo2 lady 10 her m9vher,
the other d,y, " shst Is emigration =" En-
igta,ion, dear, "a q young lady gous TO
California" ~ hat IS cUlouIziug. INA 7
!" Colonz,ng, dear, IS marrying there and
having a family" MA, should Ike 10
20 10 California"
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Ona OF our co'ofed d,v.dua's address
ing some OF his friend. on the subject Of 10
Temperance, With loud voice, sad
Look al the States oil North Cafetna
+ gland, Artica, Halifax aud Ballln1se
aod see lsrer distress
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coNcoap y. c Jrtr y, 1913.
DR.. Kuhl-Dem Sir;
We have sold oul all Of your Abyssitis Mixture.
It has given sniirs ,aiisfaeiion 10 all those Who
have us-d II. We have warranted the AbysS,nis
Mixture IN all eases on onr .oHn secouni aud We
can say, It la, ueycr AIDED. We have daily calls
for more Of the Ably sslnla Mixture, aud ION will
please scnd Us as soon .. possible such a supply.
which y ~ aa-Wef the great demsna.
W. H.
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C6Lp IliLL, NC, AGO !, le&s.
Or Kuti- .s-., -,
You will please farward TO Us as toon az conr
yenlcni. fresh supply Of the Hes,orer he Blood
aud The Abyss'nia MIXTURE, We hsv, ,a'd Oh, fo'
some tine The Re- tofcr and the Depurslive
Powder, have proved to be very tihcse,ou' ftr
fulluos Of the chest, Rheumatism, Sore Legs. In.
hlm,ns,ions OF lie Eyes, Debility, and other ehro
ne diseases. Wevs sanlsd The Aby .sinis Nix
tur, 10 every patient, aud no one has ASKED 10 ret
tie money returned, but on the contrary. every
one has praised - great sensitive posers.
We remain yours, respectfully.
A 4 ID. ". HONE YCITT.
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Illustrated with goo Ensrnving.,

Of tie principal Cities, Places, BIiid,ng-. Seens
~, CurioslIes, Seals Of the states, &C., NC.
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Norrog.-Tbe genuine I'pham's Elcetusy.
his written signature, thus uJA. uphsm, ~
The hand i. also done with pen. P'loe y ~.
Sold. wholesale and retail by WAR; q hl
Az, 12i Fulton street. N. Y. and by Drugs
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