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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
Care Of Boots and shoss.

Boots and shoes, if taken care Of
properly, will usually last two or three
times longer than they usually DO, aud,
at the same time, ft the feet far more
satisfactorily, aud feep them dry and
more comfortable ia we. and cold
weather. The upper leather should be
kept soft and pliable, while the solcs
need to DO hard, tough, aud imperyious
TO water. The first thing to be done
with any pair Of new shoes for farm use,
Is to set each one on platter or 40 old
dioner-plate, aud pour on boiled liuseed.
"'l, sufficient to ill the vessel 10 the
upper edge Of the solcs. Allow the
Ather to absorb as much oil as il will
~ eight hours. Linseed.oil should NOT
be applied TO the upper leather, as /,
%"i coon become dry, rendering the
leather hard and tough. But if the
soles be saturated with this oil, it will
exclude the dampuess, and enlarge the
pegs, 50 that the sole will never get loose
!rom The upper leather. Ii the shoes
9 sewed, the Iinseed,Oil will preserve
the thread from rotiing. Now, wet The
PIPER leather thoroughly when the boots
90 shoes are to be put on the feet, SO
That those psrts which are tight may
oder u'tie, and thus adapt the form
n ihe loot far more satisfactorily than
NAen Tie upper leather is not wet
Keep L.m Oh the feet until tbs leather
t. nearly dry. Then give tue upper
Gather = thorough greasing with equal
parts Of lard aud tallow, OF with taio~,
s'sd neas's'toOt oil II shoes be treated
"a this manleI, and row Of round.
esaded shoe nAils be driven around .So
w Of the sOlss, they wear like copper
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
PIANOS.
FVnE GOLD MEDAL vrs aw I'd

HNh1E GOLD N EDAL vss aT I'd
Il ed at the late fair lin Bal m tr) to
Chss NJ. Sth IT, for the best Pnbos now
made over Baltimore, Philad-lphis, and
New York Pianos. Office and Warsrooms
No. North Liberty ST., near Baltimore
St., Baltimore. Nd.
Site f7s Pisnos have all the latest improve
ments, including tie ARrsff- Treble, Ivory
Fronts, and the improved French Acti
Fully warranted for five years, with priyi
lege OF exchange within twelve months, II
not entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Pailor Organs
always on band from $50 to 5000.
Reference. who have our Pianos in use
Gen. r. E Lee, Lexington, w., Gen. Rohi.
R,wson, Wilmington, N. c.. Gen. d. II.
Hill, Charlotte, N. c, Gov. John Laicher,
Lexington, Va, John l. Rhca. & Col j.
p. Snnpp. at Blountville. Tenn, Martha
Washington College, Abingdon, Va. Terms
liberal. A cali is solicited. oci30 l.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
.1HE TWO FONTS.


,',ers Is the blushing, gushing, rs!r ,shi' g
hunt, aH
:, adius forth health and JOY to all. in val
A beverage given TO strengthen and refresh
US 10 our path
\ token Of the goodness and love 70 rs,
which God ever hath;
D dfusine health, happiness, and peace Of
mind
T,slI who thirst and drink-yea, to all
mankind.
Nay we ever prize II, and our hearts In
Lhankfu Dess lin,
70 praise sud hove to Him, the giver Of thi.
great ipestimahl~ gift--
To Him who to ces happiness here would
freely impart
itch blessings, that should find deep E-.tl.
tude 10 every heart.
Way this fouDt, to rs, 20 free, SO beautiful.
30 bright, 90 pnre--
\ type Of that fouut which shall ever en-.
dure
Lad us to thirst and dritk OF that stream
that flows fon on high,
And the waters VI which, the soul tina,
drink IN shall ne yer die.
Another fount there Ia not with blessings
teemine;
fount, not imparting health hsppine,s and
Joys;
but trouble and shame 10 all WHO with Il,
liqnid coys.
It's stream does not gu,b forth pure from
mountain side.
But smoking from the copper worm doth II
murky glide:
Not to quench the fevefish thirst Of man anC
beast
Bot to all Who drink, how is that thirst 10
creased.
The brain Is set on fi.e-King Alcohol DO
gins TO r.lgn.
Reason says beware, but he,dless he atom
not, but drinks again
His business neglected, the warning Of kin
fiineds rejected.
Ills whole body, ah, bis very ,oul with th
disease infected,
soon rceling he goes triumph to the kin
Down, down to the drunksrd's grave and I
eternal woes.
10 old, middle aged, and young, vsrnip
Do not with the vile tempter compromis
i"nr nsppine'', your life, your all Is no
shun y, t'r its path leads to the turpin
lake!
IL viper that's harmless when numb
" warmed in the breast,
IL VIII csnse sing from which You wi
not, can1ot rest.
VS. Eternity oh, thou canst only until
and to light bring
Tho dark crimes committed from the use {
the sccuIs ID thing
May God, in His mercy, from this curse saw
poor fallen man
save BIN by His, the only wise, the .
great plan!
Bristol. 0c'. 5. 7. UR
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
Preparation Of Ground FIR Spring Grain


Preparation of Ground FIR Spring Grain.
When land is foul with numerous
Kinds of noxious weeds, the most salts.
tory way to manage with it in autumn
Is to plough it twice aud harrow the
surface thoroughly every two weeks
Frequent narrowing or scarifying with
good culiivator will destroy every
roung weed in the seed. leaf state, and
viii bring other sceds near the surface
Il the ground, Shero they viii quickly
terminate. by treating lard in such a
manner In autumn, and ploughiug it
ieep just before cold weather, III. whole
l;ld will be in an excellent condition
~ almost any crop Of cereal grain. If
At Is desirable to raise a crop of spring
Sheat on such land, il would be well 10
apply .iberable dressing Of barn-yard
'hanure in autumn. Just before the
ground Is ploughed the last time. Land
ilat Is oyerrun with Canada thistles.
pigeeaweed, or with what is known as
" Alleys clover" if pIoughed and bar.
rowed tbroughly in autumn as suggcs.
ted, will be SO nearly cleared of these
pests that they will give no trouble the
ensuing season. But the ploughina
must be done IN a through manner,
without making any balks, or many
ioots aud seeds will not be disturbed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
Let the Young Clover Grow.


Keep stock of all kinds of the fields
here young grass, and particularly
}oung Of any kind, is growing, as the
ramp Of heavy animals, and the close
piping of colts aud sheep, will damage
'Se growth Of such young plants more
,nan the vsfre Of hay necessary to
'a'n,aln the same animafs- while thcy
iuy~5e feeding on given field where
Young clover is growing. No stock
'Iould be allowed to Craze on young
'ass or clover until utter the end Of
The growing season. And even hen. il
would be more profitable to purchase
hay, and allow the heritage to remain
where 1t grew to protect the roots during
he winter, and after decayiug to afford
paou'um to promote the growth of the
crop the following season. Very few
farmers really apprehend how much
damage is done to their young grass by
Pasturing it before the roots have al.
'aiued n large size.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

and always set easy to the feet b, OF,
and shoes should be treated as sugges
ted, and worn little several months
before they are to be put to daily 81.
vice. This is the true way to save
your shoe money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
81 --...-
glib anb GARDEN

Try THEM.-As pertinent to this
column OF our paper VIC reccmend that
purchases be made of the following
Houses
Agricultural implements, and Seeds
i ~, garden and field, II. Sinclair e. Co.,
=. Whitman & Sons, and N. w.
Slade 4 Co., Baltimore, p. H. Stark
and Watt & Knight, Richmond, and G.
liillups, Norfolk, Va.
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VICTOR g. AMBLER-
Wholesale aud Retail
BOOKSE LERS e. STATI0NERS
I53 Main Street,
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Miscelioneous. Standard, Lac,
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STATIONERY Fer S jHOOL AND
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Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa.
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err with all goods usually kept in u first
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Any book wanted, no matter where, or by
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PRICES. Liberal discounts made to teach
crs,
The trade supplied at Northern Wholesale
and Manufacturers prices.
Orders From Country Merchants
Solicited.
"a ly
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IA NORTH HOWARD STREET. .la
-. FELLHEIMER,S
MILLINERH AND CLOAK no USE,

FALL AND WINTER sTOCK,
In Al the new aud most desirable styles Of
TRIMMED B0NNETS and MATS A. well a.
VELVET aud TRIMMING RfBBONS
An Extensive Assortment Of
LADIES' TRIMMED HA7H and BONNETS,
To which invite your attention, and hope hen
You come 20 the city for your Fall Purchases you
where. PkLLHRlMEh
nOv.l3 'ssly baltimore, Nd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
FNHE WATT PLOW
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR sElNG, lsfp.
As the season for the cultivation Of crnps is now
approaching, we would call especial attention to our
No. A. INV. 1lb pillow has never failed to take
the nrsi premium at evory Agricultural Faira which
thas been exhibited to wit Danyille in l%J7 and
1865 at Lexington ard Stanton the Fair Of the Viz
GINA State horticultural Society, and the Fairs at
Henderson, n. C., Anderson, S. c., in 1902 II il
unrivaled as cutivating pillow. il saves all hoe
work, loosons and puverizes the soil deeply and BY
simple change of pieces II Is fallow and furroyy
plow, subsoil and cultvating pluw and fitted with
the steel scraper the best implement for scrap
ing out cotton, tobacco, and vegetables For fun
particulars send for circular. Fully warranted
and ont Of thousands sold in the States from NARY
laud to Texas, not one has boon returned, and all
praised
Price, with extra point, wrench, cultivatine and
-ubsoil mould, $3.50. Steel scrsper, 81 so and a.
as TO size.
Full stock Of other sizes Of pl ows Of the fgr
Pattern SO and 81" both right and left handed and
warranted free from choking and to do their work in
every essential particular more thoroughly and with
less draught than any pillow made in the city of
Richmond and In this wARRASTr we mean literally
what we say. WATT * KNIGHT,
1882 Franklin Street, Richmond Va
M Samples be At the ONCE of the Bristol
M'rs, and also at the agency of J. R. Anderson /
Oo'' brlstol' march 26--ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

A WINTER DIsH.-M. w. b., of
Springfield D., sent the following direc.
tons for g such q luxury as no one,
having tried il will be content to do
without :"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
SOMETHING ABOUT HOGS

No animal raised upon farm varies
so much in actual value us the hog. A
long nosed, fingered, long legged,
loose joiuted, slab>sided, coarse haired,
gaunl, uneasy. Uncomfortable rooter is
40 ais dilute lOss, rs well as perpetual
ammo, snce to an, farmer who has the
least pride in his business, or taste
about the looks Of his stock, On the
other hand, money invested in stub
nosed short.eared, small.Iimbed, round
bodied, thin'skined, quiet and clean
animal, is better than iu fancy railroad
stock, not TO mention the comfort Of
having models Of the beautiful hard by
your door.
The best and most profitable breed
Tor ordinary farm puiposcs-when little
is fed during the summer but the refuse
from the family table and the milk OF
whey, as the case may be-is hog OF
about medium sizs, and Of thrifty
family. If gross and sawny," ther,
will be too large frame in the fall Il
cover pr e ably with fat F; iftmall boned
and Of course small every way, you vii
feel food that will not yield return
for the reason that growth is in such al
animal unnatural.
OF the well.kown races, the Cheste
County" Iiss ar . nopg the best The,
arc rather above the medium size, ar
fine gr. ilsd, good feeders, and, what j
best Of all, arc quiet. Well cared for
at eight months old they will weig
from two hundred and fifty 10 thre
hundred P unds,
ARE wISTBRED HOGS OR SPRING PIG
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

ITO OUR FARMER FRIENDS
Il we would say, that II you desire g
keep posted on that which Is transpiTine
In the oonniry-to learn how TO till your
farms scientifically and thereby increase
the yield OF your helds-tO improve your
stock-to ward of disease from your swine
and "Eave your bacon"
SUBSCRIBE TO THE BRISTOL NEWS.
which Is now offered 10 you at the low sum
Of " per annum, which barely pays for the
paper upon which IL Is printed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

nrBLtN, Va. March 10, 1902.
Ma. ?. ". srAHKg. Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir After several days trial pronounce
the - Dixie" complete success. II Is by far the
lightest draft Pl0w 10 turn the Diciih and depth 1t
does that / ever saw. ! shall certainly give the
Dixie" a fair trial In turning clover the coming
Summer. II you can indnee any one TO take my new
left hand Lexington at hdy cost L take Dixie"
Very respectfully, IN. T. HART.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

Write to 81. r. W Hughes, at Abingdon, Va, fot
full particulars Of the starke PIow. lie Is one Of
country, and recommends il above any other Plow
lie has ever known.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

No more Use for Your Horse Plows
Any Laud in Virginia be Flowed with Two iIor se
~ Price TIE Same as Other Piars
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
CLEANLINESS AND COMFORT.

To fatten well, hogs must have a
clean pen aud comfortable nest. An
addition of muck or mould or dry leaves
should DO made to yird at loast twice
in each week, and the bed should have
special attention as often as eyey other
night. Wading round up to their bel
lies in mud is very Improbable bust
ness for an animal upon which we are
anxious to place as ehsapiy as possible
the largest amount Of fat while nights,
worn out in the Iestlossness that wet
straw or wet earth always makes ineyits-
BILE, arc not especially conductive 10 the
same desirable end : Hearth and Home.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
nrLmoNr. Il no I1lIAn O.. "a. !. lsss.

DELmoNT, X ISo IILIAa O., Get. !, 1865.
ER. p. II. sTARK-Sfr After giving your new
Pillow ayciy severe trial, am compelled to say il
comes up fully to yonr recommendation. Upon pea
t,llow It surpasses any pillow have eveT used.
In no instance have seen II choke except whore
tn re close clay soil, which not In proper
order for blowing. All who have seen II work are
pleased. am, very truly, yours,
VIZ. V. CRoxToS.
seE- Call a. Fowler & oibboney's and see samp,e s
Of these Flows. apr. ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08

The TWO HORSE PLOW ioH do BETTER aud
Heduier Work than other Three Horse Plo,cs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-08
WHEN HOGS SHOULD BE FATrENED.

The best lime is 10 the months Of
September, October, and November, and
the worst in December, January, and
February. A certain amount of food
is needful to keep the animal warm
when the thermometer is at zero. All
this is saved when it stands between
thirty and sixty degrees. In addition
to this, tho absolute loss of food BY
freeing TO the spout and trough, and
the inevitable mixing with snow and
slush, is never less Ordinarily than five
per cent, not to say any thing about the
trouble and cost of continually thnwing
frozen swill, aud bringing it to the tenn
perature that will be the most sccep.s.
bic to the uncomfortable and semi torpid
animal.