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A Sad Picture.

How we'll this picture shows our
situation, and it is from a way off
Southern State, at that.
ave have excellent pasture,
both Summer and Winter for
stock, but it does us very little
good. When the war ended, we
had on the place 400 hogs, and
only one dog. In year after the
war we had four hogs and twenty.
three dogs, We had also 175
head of good cattle-now we have
10. We had good fruit and plcn.
ty of it, but now barely get enough
for our own use.
If we push the negro off our
place, our neighbor will be glad to
take him, and then he will raid on
us more than if we had him at
home. # we succeed in getting
one up tor misdemeanor or theft,
some sympatising neighbor, or
liberty(D loving lawyer who has
either cotton to chop or pick, or
wants a fee, is delihated to 60 on
or get bond to keep him from con-
viction or pilfering. Since 1867,
this plantation has pail thirty
thousand dollars for meat and bread
all of which ought to have been
produced at home, but it was i'm
possible"
There are hundreds right among
US of farmers that the above ap.
plies to with truth. But this can,
and must be cured. How : is the
question. We answer, by simply
abandoning the old way of ma
king meat and bread a serious
part of farm work, and first begin
that by, stopping the exclusive
cotton cultivation, which cannot
nor never will pay, and by so do
ing, give more time, more atten-
ton to farm work. pasturing
CT stock is resorted to; if the
locks are t,rued ont with u tyus.
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FOR T}Ils GREAT REMEDY WE WISH AS OUR AGENT

FOR THIS GREAT REMEDY WE WISH YOU 10 ACl AS OIh
Dear Sir: fully exp wish TO- SELL ;, business
" :s" Every r%:o parts vania
nee the M one counts" !o n, the s sx as 3srn
" Si ": ~ s %ay :""iy yc fro" yor territory
5 s R S Seven an, cs x " . % .~ ; S" THINK n "
sell few days. without ao We nave one man Tn"
county, 't: sic S I on; ;S. gross gross
s~ mi: hn s ' ~"; t"'"n {" @ me" 5
% t per Sc ~S' '
S; h ~H ry y %"i in the % y
.: 4; %y ' % " ' ' jus: "S:"* $ at" !E
s s" ] ; :n S \" E" Redeem; pay fs"%S " ""
Seals Wonder ", H." i" M. $o and 80 cent c '"
small s:s t c s ! r:'is a" 5 S1 S' "" per ~
to % | c" stores q" a 1s *" akc that nt
~ ~ Extra Premium to Agents
have c""rIntc give free gratis A""
Coin Silver Hunting Watch, Free
' s" !.% sa co S , @ S"y ~" '' @ S;"''
ready a*f"S @ @ h. M % , fro" G" fact a w
i % g bus: ] R";%'. her;
s Hy T SE S " $: til" "; ; %
c"s else Re"r", this offer open for short time only
A Small Capital Required to Evr a Large Paging Business
r s:ts "S v yy % @ G "; %H will 4 "s thai "
dres all the country making f" 81 500 TO 5000 lti
liberal at this
willing work force bat those VIII" believe that
from i1c the kind to push our business
We
Il LIVE, ENERGETIC AGENT
As ss T' ' cS ; G i We have spent
has paid TODD it, and pays on" agent" it a1nt "r""T T '
Agent this life business an" that larger
and larger.
consmpatg act M SAMrE DOZEN
cET 81 T!H AIT" ali @ s" ' s ?
S soo is s $S Good r $ Feeding H": f Il; c hS" % S: Out
of the Frying Pan 30 Peep Reading the Bbe First Lesson
let convenient the
We taking
wonderful Remedy before
il the business
! REMEMBER WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE.
NO CURE! NO PAY!
With the with We do
will nmakr
We To
! Address all unicato to
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SOURCE OF HAPPINESS MILLIONS or SUFFERING HUMANITY
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,rho ,,.ro,t Of the United States
Commissioner Of Agriculture for
1s-4 ,o1 before us, contains some
,.1,,,1,o ;Yr,rn,tjon. aui,!uy it's
r,,,v vnlua!h. napers. uI'on tie
,.,.,,I;+;.n If rrt,ru culture South,
=, .ha r,,;t 81 yroln.;":@ cotton
,.,,d
w. ru.t,,n niaDteys %nA farm
or, v.,,, ,pyrr "takr account" o,'
ox,oo;};turp, =, they go. vii! W
n,,,,-;.,1 ;, learn that cotton.
which is considered by ali the *,
o,,.;-A morev croD. Goes not rou
~ r,.ae,t nrjrqs
,...,. .,., written TX the
,.r,,~.,.,,..,., Of Agriculture. in
v,,;u~ ,,;;;;r,">>e, of the cost of
nrodncticn Of = pouul of lint cot
ton r. practical farmers of Geor-
c;a, among whom were Il. II.
Clark f. G. Gr;pr. Tbos. f. Vim
Z Fl fIardawov. J. $, Lavender.
and David Dickson; the latter
known, BIZ reason of his improved
seed, to almost every cotton grow
cr in the belt
The following answers were
elected: To produce a pound OF
lint cotton,
It cost !. II Clark, 121 cents.
1t cost r. c. Grier, II $40 cents.
1t cost Thos. F. VIM, IS cents.
1T cost r. II. Har']aNay, II o. -
1t cost }. S. Lavender, Is! cents.
David Dickson says that. "whcn
cotton is below 1G cents, the ten
ant and landlord, in four cases
out of five, lose money! and
produces his own examples with
an average Of three bales to the
hand, which is a good one, to
as it seems,
In view of these facts no one
will say that the great staple has
been remunerative, on the contra
trary. It has been produced and
sold at a positive loss,
This is in Georgia, mind YOU:
but will not farmers now try the
estimate and )ct us 500 what #
costs us to produce q pound of
Inf cotton
We invite letters from our
farmer friends from this and al.
Joining parishes, and will take
pleasure in nublishiuo actual STA.
tistics with regard to this impor.
tant matter
In Delaware County. POM,
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CARROTS.

CARROTS.
The people of the South neglect
the carrot as crop, and yet is one
among best crops that conld be
grown. 1t succeeds we'll in our eli
mate and tlourishes in any soil that
will bring good turnips. A popular
writer says it is the most valuable
esculent in the entire range Of prac-
teal hnsbaDdry on account of its su-
pcrior properties as general article
of food for several descriptions of
ANIMALS usually kept on a farm.
Where once introduced it will ever
remain popular as a valuable article
of food for horses, pigs and poultry
of all description. Butter OF the
most agreeable appearance and cx-
qnisite flavor may be obtained for the
table by feeding mi]ch cows on car
rots, and if stored for them during
winter there will be no diminution in
quantity or deterioration in the quail
ty Of their produce.
In establishments for trotting or
racing horses, carrots are especially
beneficial. Toward spring, when the
horses have been fed for many months
on dry tood-oats, corn and hay
they are extremely serviceablc, in
deed necessary. Among horsemcn
they have gained the character of
being good for the wind; but we sns-
poet the only merit they can claim in
this respect is that they keep the
body cool and open, by which they
conduce greatly to health and condi-
ton, and consequently to clcarncss of
wind. About the same thing may be
c"'a Of their claims to producing a
llne coat, "i'ot.'.. -unuu--o ~
health does so; consequently carrots
do. TO any one who has been in 4
racing stable, or any stable where
carrots are fed, it may seem almost
useless to say that they should be
sliced in very long slices. 1ti is dan
gerous to give them cut crossways,
as horses are extremely fond Of them,
and, if at all greedy, would be apt to
bolt pieces of them whole, which
would be quite likely to cause some
of them to stick in the throat. Car
rots, if kept ia a dry place, in sand,
will keep a long time; or, in sand,
they will keep ont of doors, if COW
cred sufficiently with straw and then
banked up with earth.-Mobile Reg
lister.
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+ NAN Nith gun and dog in the
morning. there will be no los OF
hogs, COWS or sheep. such as we
ROW record.
let no man suppose it will not
pov to take this trouble. His
whole place, hands, family and all
viii he supplied with meat, and
with the sale OF his surplus he can
pay all expenses, even to a watch,
man at night if necessary to pro
trrt his stn"k.
This turning out to range has
"p!ayrd out and when it is re-
sorted to. we do not wonder that
the stray negro i'irk>~up the stray
hog.
10 one can estimate the profit
Of stock upon a farm in this co1ln
try. Hogs furnish food as vel
as cattle and sheep, while the lat
ter are a profit in hides and wool
and then the incalcuIah1c value
when "pcnncd' at night, as fcrti]i
zers-far superior to all the bought
humhuCs Of the day.
No country equals this tor stool
raising; equal Summers and mile
Winters give us the advantage
over the world. Let our farmers
give more attention to these mat
tcrs, and plenty will yet smile
upon their labors.
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FIELD NOTES.

Of all persons the farmer should
study his profession. BY study do
not mean simply such things as are
learned in books but he should study
at the plow-handle and in the field,
among his hocks, IN his orchard, and
particularly in his barn yard.
In one sense the farmer is also a
manufacturer. He changes his grass
and corn into beef, pork, wool, but
ter, cheese and variety of products.
In another sense he is a chemist; he
so compounds manure with his soil as
to make both available plant food.
lie should be an artist of artists, SO
as to be able to produce the beautiful
groves, orchards and lawns, for the
inferior artists to paint, sketch and
cngravc. And above all, he should
be II brain worker. And yet how
many there are who think any sim
pleton can boa farmer! What is the
trouble with ninc-tenths of the farms
in the land? I will ventuc an an
sweI: Want of brain power pro-
perly managed.
Ask the average western farmer
what is his system Ofrotation of crops,
and, if he be honest, he will tell you
he has noue. You need not ask what
are his plans for making and saving
manurc-a glance at his farm will
show you that lie has none. Such a
man may be successful in raising a
few crops of corn and wheat on new
land, but what will he do when his
land will not produce paying crops B?
Probably he will take Greeley's ad-
vice, sell out and Ego west" AS a
practical, lifelong farmer, this year
completing my first half century, and
twenty-seven years experience of
farming in the west, I am more than
ever impressed that it is a life long
work to make good farm. A farm
cr need not always work like slave
in fact, never like a slave, but like
Il free man. He should have an edu-
Gated, active brain he should have
books and agricultural papers as a
part'of his stock in trade, as we'll as
his fine stock and improved farming
implements, and, above all, he should
remember that riches may stake to
themselves wings and fly away" but
the accumulations of brain and heart
are imperishable.
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A COW, an OK, or a horse needs two to
four ounces daily. Salt increases the
butter in milk, helps the digestive
and nutritive processes and gives a
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OF salt makes ten pounds of flesh.
Of course salt only assists in assimu-
lating the food, it does not make flesh,
NOE bone, nor muscle"
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