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The Question Of Weeds.

Yruu tht cs'martHvu Telegraph.
Every good farmer knows that 70
insure satisfactory crops his land
must be cultivated in the best man
ncr, and if il is so cultivated few
weeds sill be- found upon 1t. Some.
times, even upon wcll-managed farms,
n field here and there. owing tn al.
verse weather, shortncss Of hands.
or a rush of work generally, may he
neglected for 4 few days and the
weeds may get a start but this hap.
pens rarely, and an observing man
can always judge or the character Of
the farmer 10y glancing his eye over
his premises. If the weeds are not
TO be regularly and systematically
destroyed, the idea Of conducting sg.
ricultural operations proftably may
as well be abandoned, FOR the one is
incompatible with the other.
And even this is more pointedly so
with the garden. Weeds and n gar.
den crop are as antagonistic as life
and death. They cannot stand upon
the same platform. One must be
master, and it is for the owner TO say
which. lfa garden is systematically
worked-and without system no gar.
den is worth having-the labor Of
keeping down the weeds is reduced
onc.half. But let them once get
ahead, and they may be fought all
summer and prove victorious in the
end.
Again, let no weeds go to seed ;
and do not throw into the public
highway such as do, to be washed
down upon the land of your neigh
bors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
Care Of Colts,

Frnm the Tribune,
A colt can he weaned, and better
be, il the mare is going to work
hard. when three months old, four
and five being the usual time. A
colt will do well away from the mare
when three months old, or n little
before, if it has been taught while
running with the mare to eat oats.
This can easily be done by feeding
the mare oats in box long enough
for both to eat out of; the colt will
learn to eat with its mother, and
when she is taken away it should he
left in same stable until il is thor
oughly weaned. II will be more con-
tented in this stable and have bet
ter appetite. 1t should be fed grass
three times n day with the oats,
which should be regulated according
to the size and age Of the colt, from
half pint TO quart three times a
day. 1t should also be watered reg
ularly. A colt thus carefully cared
for will do well and grow faster than
when following the mare, fighting flies,
and sucking milk more or less feverish
because of the discomfort of the
mare.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
Potting Strawberry Plants for Early Pro-
duotion.

As the time Is near at hand when
the preliminary steps of the method
now adopted to insure an early re-
turn from strawberry patches must
be taken, a short explanation Of the
of the plan pursued by the largest
truckers and nurserymen may be of
benefit to those who desire TO avail
themselves of 1t. When, through
bearing the crop Of the season, the
strawberry plant throws out runners
which reach six or eight inches from
the parent stem before roofing, and
it is this feature which is taken adj
vantage of in securing new plant,
small pot filled with rich earth
should be sunk in the ground just
under the joint of the runner when
the roots are firmly established in
the potted earth, the connection be-
tween the parent and offspring is
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

An honest farmer of Iowa, is re-
ported by The Hd,ckeye man as some
what discouraged this backward
Spring in consequence of the follow
ing episodes of single afternoon /:
In the first place he was "bounced"
for using n three.horse clevis he made
himself, and for which perambulat-
ing individual claimed patent then
the imp of the drivewell wrung him
dry; then the lightning.rod peddler,
screened by the snow storm, fastened
$65 worth OF protectors" on his $40
smoke-house, and before he could get
his gun half loaded the bailiff came
in TO say that he had been drawn on
the jury.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
ID. ID. I. MOORE. the veteran acr

ID. ID. I. MOORE, the veteran agri-
cultural editor, whose name is famil-
lar to many as the originator of
Moore's Rural Ne,r Yorker, has start
cd new "illustrated journal for su-
burban, village and country towns"
The new candidate for public favor is
monthly, and is published in New
York, and the name of Mr.. Moore
carries with it prestige which must
make 1t a success. IL Is large, ably
edited, neatly printed and finely illus
trated.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

severed, the potted strawberry plant
increasing in vigor until the time of
planting out in the open ground in
August or September, good crop
the following spring resulting, in.
stead Of waiting for two years for n
full yield, as has been the custom
when the old method was pursued.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

''ulLT-EDdEn DuLlcl lllhCIS uC-
mand the best cows, and the best
feed, of course, but with these given
they may fail to come up to the
standard unless many things usually
considered of minor Importance are
carefully looked after. Every detail
must be watched with the utmost
care. Extreme cleanliness must pre-
vail at every stage of the process.
The working" must not only be
done in the right way, but must be
stopped at the right moment. Those
who use borax and sugar, must be
careful to use proper quantities.
Where the color is defective, as it
always is in winter, it must be regu-
lated by the use of some artificial
color, and of these none are better
than the Perfected Butter Color, of
which we spoke some time since.
And last, but by no means least,
comes the salt, which must not only
be carefully regulated as to quantity,
but carefully looked after in quality.
This has come to be matter of so
much Importance that in England
patent has been granted to Messrs.
Higgin Il Co, for n process Of man.
ufacture, which results in a superior
quality of salt for dairy purposes.
1t is manufactured from the brine of
n natural spring, by course of evap-
GRAFTON, filtration and grinding, and
is never handled during the process,
but falls from the machine into the
sacks in which it is delivered to con-
sumers. This not only makes it
chemically pure, but produces it in
an eminently cleanly statc-an item
Of great Importance to butter makers.
This salt is now being imported to
this country in immense quantities
by Thurber Il CO., of New York,
and is rapidly taking precedence of
all other brands in the principal
dairy States. The patentees and
manufacturers regard the trade OF
this country as so important that
they are having made by Messrs.
Tiffany Il Co., the great gold and
silver manufacturers and dealers of
New York, q series of gold, silver
and bronze medals, twenty.four Of
each, to be offered as first, second
and third prizes, for butter and
cheese, made with this salt, in the
principal dairy States. These are to
be competed for at the State Fairs,
but we have not, rs yet, learned the
details of the competition, nor do we
know whether or not Pennsylvania is
to compete for q set. If it should
be so, cannot ut least one of them
be brought to Centre county? We
believe we have just as good butter
makers here as can be found in the
State, and can see no reason why
some one of them should not have
one of these prizes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

GRAssHoPPERs have appeared in
unusual numbers in several parts of
the county, and are said to be doing
much damage to grass and grain.
We have not seen any of them as
yet, but those who have say that
they are the regular "Kansas hopper"
We trust their visit will be brief
one.
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a. \. RAUB, A. NJ, Principai.
THIS SCHOOL. as at present cor

THIS SCHOOL, as at present CON
sttu'cd on~fs the very bosi iAriiiiies for Pro
fcssianal aud Classical learning.
bullilhgs 'IasiDusr inviting and uomnpipus, s9fn-
rl"i"T hsAel ty sicau we'll Ventilated and furnish.
81 with louniiinl supply Il pure water sof spfiur
water.
I,paA,,on hraitbful AMI ,asy ~ aroc,s.
Surrounding sr"uery uHsprpassrd.
1.~rhers caP7ri"Heoi, onlr,eu,, And alive - their
blsapiiur, frrH AID Hind uniform sud thorough
riy cent week deduction 10 ,h,.s preparing t.
trnsh.
students admitted at any time.
,oats"s q siody Itesefhel ly 'h" state MOI!
srh-pL u. ffcIafHigry III. L.rrHsuthry. ~. ri
curae
,bJrs~T rrrAt..
]. hrAlsjHir. n. GOiumrfrIal III HnsIr ~ Ar
Th' ErusnHfy m.H %s.,ri'. oa.Itrs .gr rfa.
forsluusl. and students ssaIuai.Hs ulrf.u r.aslfs
s'a'" billomas onnfrfrinF ihr iau .ng HuI 'frs.
IsruaIug lrEf"H Hsftrf q ilr l.-uaHit auu Masfaf
90 iii1 science Gfa4uatrs r i. uhei s.fsrs gaa.tr
NDuuh CrftihcAto' Of urif attainment. si-rsl g.
tho Parulig
Tho Professional oaars. A. liberal. arH are lr
hnrHushurs not Irfar.uf g. iat, H raf lsi oalIr-,
IT," -'te f'fglrr. o l..h.r .r'er uf ,'Il.Hs.# 3.
IT, tine. demand s' u - .H, .. g.. irI.r oI.nts
o. ih.s -s.srl 60 bsIpi tsa.r f .t 'sf.-InF IHt+.
ls"u' aHd 30 leu' fsssh.fa f.r laT F.ia.s o. tf.r
tH1 u F".E's young ItfF.IH uf raas# ail'..s af.H
cd faI.s@s-u u..sg sa. a'f o" improve mal
u.I.sTl.Hfes fHF rtl sI. .af.fa.... .r.f..a ..I.H
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E-ie Mail West. Niagara - prsss Wet. Lob Haven
Aoo"iuundailnn Wet and bay ~ ETcss EAfi make
r'sss o0tusstiout Al Northumberland With L a y
= ffairF far MiIlofiIaFfs au1 SsrAutau
irie Mail Wosf. Niagara ElErost Wef and Tfae
l1pf"s' ssf and LarE Haven Accommodation Wet
fgais 'uHs ouuurstiau ct v iiliAmsIaff with n { x
". irA4us north
Tus Nal Wet, Niagara E1rress wssi ard Tnv
lfrf'5t last mate close connection at Lo,E Usrsn
Nlfh o. y J. irttus
Iie NAL Ess, and Wet connect ~ Tfis with trains
% l. N Y n ~ CORY with . & A Y L.
u, ~ Fmfsfium With y \. +. H. H., anI At
Brlfiwspa with A Y Il u
faflar care wiil run between Philadelphia and
Wllhamfrarf NiArAra IHrress Wet Tf5s Ylrrpss
Wet Fhiiadelphih EfTfess EaFf and fsAv EIffess
lssi ard Sunday ETTfess Essi Sleeping cara CO ali
night tfalBs NM. A HaLuvIu
Gent Fupsriutsndcut
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
S25 EWING
I2O MACHINE

@~f
Mounted upon fne polished o. oiled black .valnu, TOP
islie and treAde complete With LtEaEA ,ssnHTNr~v
of TirTtEEs than any ether machinr and Reduced 20
only 81 Esrh mschiBe thoroughly warranted With
wEErTHs GusHav7Er g. I've years Kept in order
cHsHaU Housy refunded az II satisfartarv
The snlid, reliable. and satisfactory msehine
ever invented far All kinds q family work. An &C.
know l~agri un~quituaAl mechanical suooost, thor.
ouEhlY tested and used IN ihsusaHds Il BONES An
Efficient silent. rapid reliable Ana evsrfeady helper
g. the weAry vie oT ssnstTess that vill do the vofk
q family fat lifetime. nr u v from 81 ia g.
per day fsr any vho wishes q faT aiyiug and
ts tss than uttr rHH rHtCF of any NV machines Il
Ike quality Has extra bong lafFesised shuttle easily
removed Extra sizet Bohlns holding loo yards
u thread doing avay utth the frequent reminding =
irhins. II mskes the shuttle. duullethfcad. lock.
stiich. lihe hoth sidos II the wotk which
received the HfgHEsT sHp At tho Centennial. The
strongest hueEt and most lasting itch ever produced
IL is buiit ur strength and saht hard wak Inter.
clsanEeale working Isrts hanuiaeiutel OF hne pei-
ishsd steel wiz ran fof years without rsTars. is
SIMPLE g. learn easv O. manage. understood perfectly
IN houf. and always rssfy IN HutneHi g. DO every
description # heavy hne york at less cost uare
EASILY smoothly and faster and With less labor o.
trouble than any other machines, ~ AsT rHirE ever
did Do. II viil sew anything needle can
piece frHn lace camiTte b. heavy cloth or harness.
vith any kind u thread and run "a twenty yards per-
minuia uses strong. straight needle. and never
breaks them II cannot miss or drr STITCH ravsl or
break the thread The money cbeeffaliy refunded II
will not ovrwonK and orTLasi any machine at apnis
tho price II you have any other machine buy this
and have better one The ease and upidity II its
motion and quality of iis work " its best renas.
ton. II wi hen feil, tuck. braid cord bind gather
quilt fufHe. peAt fold, seAllap, shirt. roll haste
embrodet, run up hresdihs, etc, with elegance ease
and quiokuess, unsurpassed hy Any machine ever
invented. The Prices 81 machines are lssss
than thsse asked by dealers in secondhand rebuilt
and rsaushed machines. OF tho@s sailing cot old Stock
30 close mp business many such inferior and old-sye
machines being offered ~ at reduced prices
Beware uf limitations and only ssny naw mas hin@a
There are no srv Rrstelass machines offered low
the "Family." by many doilars.
For testinlonials see descriptive bcoks mailed free
with samples sf work.
Goods shipped 90 any fart Of the country matter
hos remote the place may be- and safe delivery Ftar.
Antee-i, wieh privilege of = yBonouaH ExAntsasfuw
before payment u hill. o. receiri q price by
Registered Letter, Moaey order. or DRAFT.
Agents wanted throughout the coHutfy foe this The
cheapest most satisfactory ssd rapdsellihg machine
in the wuTia. For literal tefma address
FAMILY SHUTTLE MACHINE 90.
l-iy 10 Broadway. New York.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

The area of Pennsylvania is about
43,h00 square miles.
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PATENTS

AND
y II a = T. III u II T. ..
We procure ttrTFHs rartvy ox TrvrxT1oxs No
ATvoHSE1 FTEs ~ ADVANCE IN application FOR PATENTS
IN the United States. Special attention Rfveu to
Interference Cases before the Patent Ofos and all
litigation Appfttainlne 70 Inventions Of rAisnis We
also procure Patents In Canada and other foreign
cauntfies.
Caveats Filed. Copyrights obtained and All other
business transacted before the Patent 0fcr and The
Courts vkith demands the services Of experienced
Patent Attorneys. We have had ten years sxperienos
as Patent Auotneys.
All Patents obtained through sreBcy Noticed
in the srIHNTiuc BFc8Hn monthly paper of large
circulation. puhlisbed ~ as and devoted 10 Scientific
and Mechanical matters II coutains faii lists az All
alloued Peisnia Subscription p esHss yeaf pest
paid. Specimen copy cent free. send youT address
on postal card.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

ruE TEsr ev rnH NATIONAL wELFsRE Is rtIH IErELLf.
aEsuE AND PROSPERITY or rHE FARMER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
CElTTR al
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

(Eghh Normal Schoot District,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO., PA.
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INVENTORS

Send description uf your Invention giving your
InHA IN yeaf language, and utli give an
opinion t. TAisutabiiity piih fut tnsiructians.
charging nuthinE iot advice. our l.ook. "lisw
10 TFocurr fatsntsn alsut the Patent Lava Patents
Caveats, Trade MaIks their ccets A.. ssnt ffes oss
request.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26
ADDRESS R. s q A. P. LACEY,

We have Darcan IN charge q experiences LAWYERS
Hnd clerks for prosecution of al Solaefs Claims ksv
Bounty and fensiens A. charge no Zee unless
snoceasfHl stamps ior fetsrn postage shonid bs ssnt
u.s. LII R,A& A. 4. LACEY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-26

AdRIGJLTJRAL. "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

RAILWAY PASSENGER CoNDUCToRs.-P
odelphio, May 21.-The eighth annual con-
,vention of the Passenger Conductors' Life
Insurance Company began this morning at
the Girard House. JohnP. West presided,
who read his annual address. Twenty
seven delegates, representing as many rail
roads. were present. The secretary reported
that I, las members were in good standing.
The treasurer reported the receipts during
the year to have been S2l,6H76. There is
a balance of S2,4JS.22. This afternoon the
delegates visited the permanent exhibition,
the Geological garden, and the park. An
other session will be held tomorrow, when
certain amendments to the bylaws will be
acted upon. ...-.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

THE MOONS TAX is getting better and bet
fer understood. The asricuturists and the
moderate manufacturers, those who have
much energy but little money, bear the bur-
thens Of the Government, while the capt.
talists pay comparatively little, They ARE
very smart in lodging taxes. They live in
big cities. and turn over their money, and
by artful cornering increase their wealth !;
but in the summer-time'cbange their resi-
denee to the country and escape the city
tax. It's hard to follow these gentlemen,
They taFa financial matters always to their
advantage, but take good care to keep out
OF the way OF taxes. This income tax
would be the most Just Of taxes. and ought
!. to be imposed. 1t would give great relief
TO those classes that have borne the burthen
Of taxation and done the lighting when any
was to be done. ssg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

A SERMON BIT TELEPHoNs.-M Mansfield,
D., May 20.-On. last Saturday wire was
strung from the Congregational church, in
this city, to the residence of Mrs. 4. L..
Avery. some distance away, and Blake
transmitting telephone attached to the.
church end and Bell receiver at the resi-
dence, for the benefit OF an invalid lady who
is unable to attend church. 1t was per.
feet success. Every word Of the sermons
delivered Sunday and Sunday evening were
distinctly heard by the old lady. This we
believe is the first instance on record OF re-
ceiving sermon by telephone. Other par
ties are arranging for a connection for the
benefit Of invalids. in their families.-Spe-
eiat to The Cincinnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

BEVERLY DOUGLASS DEATH.-There was
a rumor about the City Hall yesterday that
the detectives employed by the family of
the late Beverly 3. Douglas to investigate
the cause Of his death bad made a report,
and that this had been laid before the grand
Jury. The talk at the time OF Dir. Douglass
death last winter as to his having bad diff
ticulty with an ex-congressman from the
same State in house Of ill-fame two or
three days before his death is said to be
confirmed by the investigation, and that the
grand jury will proceed to the considera-
ton Of the matter at the first opportunity
Washington Post, .22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

If Mr.. MCCRARY approves OF the use of
the army to carry the elections for the Re-
publican party he is certainly not tit to be
a Judge Of any court; and the United States
Senate ought to refuse to confirm his nomi-
nation in case Mr.. HAYES should nominate
him to fill Judge DILLoN's place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

: WATTERsoSs DENoUNoEs HENDRICKs.@
.Loaisuitie, KY, May, 21.-The Courier
Journal conspicltously publishes the follow
ing editorial: -" MIR. Thomas A. Hendricks,
Of Indiana, is in conspiracy to defeat the
denomination Of the old ticket. Mr. j ohm
Kelley, Of New York; is his baeker:' The
two are engaged In az intrigue to lose New:
York to the Democrats this fall. This is
the end of Hendricks. He is a fool as well
as 8 conspirator. Let all men disown him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23
THE EpIseop 4 & COUNCIL.
second Days ProceedinEs ut Fredcr-
fcksburg.

AN INTERESTING sEssIoN-BrsHoP WHIT HIT
rLEY ANNUAL ADDREss-wHAT HE has has
DONE DURING THE PAST COUNCIL YEAR,
! HIS VIEWS. CONCERNING THE RITUALS
TIC ISNoyATIoNs-LETT AND PRO
TESTS FROM REcToRs AND VEsTRIEs OF
SEVERAL OF THE PARrsHEs-THE CUES
TON OF AN ASSISTANT BISHOP NOT! YET
/ DISPOSED oF-REPoRT OF THE TRUSTEES
or THETHEoLoGICAL SEMINARY, &C. &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

PURCHASES, OF SILVER BULLION Wash
ington, May 21.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day accepted bids for $4,000
ounces silver for the New. Orleans. Mint,
and 100000 ounces for the mint at San
Francisco. There!has been an advance of
id. in the London market, due probably TO
the reported action OF the German Govern
ment In .-relation to the! sale of silver bull
lion,s and.a higher price was paid BY the
Treasury for to-day's purchases. .r -;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

BLACKwooD FOR MAY.-We have, through
Messrs. WooDHoUsE 81 PARHAM. agents for
the American publishers OF the foreign Pc
riodicals, the May No. OF BlocEuood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

majority OF The members OF the House
OF Representatives is all that Is necessary to
constitute q quorum, w hen the Democrats
are in their seats, they always hare a quo
rlm. And as the Greenbackers generally
vote With them, they ought to have ma.
jofity even when a dozen or two members
are absent. It requires only 147 members
TO make a quorum: Comment Is nnneces-;
sary, - ~
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DANvlILE, VA. u

DAAVlLAh, - ~, ~ - -. -,
Editors Dispatch: PrrH',' -. :. =
,te fare for delegates and '' ,...,toa i".@'
Virginia Baptist General ,A>III,l s,N = e.
n,nyille to Charlottcsrtl!e a'''' 49, i.y.n.
50 | intended to say.
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- CARRIAGES.

Married. on the ION q ~ Maf s;, III s,@ ,sS
Ss !, ks Z; l rsis!is 1@ " "
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Taking as basis OF judgment the fore
going statement, together with the parochial
reports and those to be presented IS usual
by the officers of our different educational
and benevolent institutions, think we may
conclude that s'."
THE DIOCESE IS IN AN ENCOURAGING CoSDI-