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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Sin 9nbcnD 0rilnOe
SSarmm Sic rcpnblifaniitbe
9Sartei mGe6ftcn Sicnfta9
geidbiaecn ipcrScn fcllte.
Sine Mabnun9 an ale ebrba.
ren Mdnner.

1. Beil iie SunSerte bon NlilIics
ndrsn Ssidaffen uno Sunberttauienee
bon ebrbarsu, emit SIiidIi6en gtrtcis
tern Su 8ettlern mo cramps 8sma9t
bat.
2. @eil Iie sabuoie babiiidtise Mos
nppOIe SeIdaffen bat, ipeIde carauf
aus itnb, ben fleinen 8eIddftsmann
nieberSuSriiden mo "a ruinirer.
3. l9eiI iis bas capital bes 2anocs
Sum Na6tbsit Der NiaHen bes 8oItes
einisen ipenigen 9lussripdblten in Die
!9dnpe scipisIt bat.
4. 99sil iie bic @ablen uno 8eieBs
sebunesn nit benz GeIp, meI6es benz
9lrbsiter III GsitaIt bon Saren ab9e'
rungsn ipuroe, corrumpirt bat bis Su
IpI6em @raoe, baB Die SpIfsmuroI unc
Der 6ortbeitanb unierer 8epubIif bas
bur9 sefdbrbet ipirb.
5. g9eil 1ie einige ipeniBe Nl6nner
iiber ale MaBsn reid, bic 9lrmen aber,
tpel9e bic 9robe NiaHe bss 8oIfes bils
ben, drmer semabt bat, 10 bab iie
faum i'm Stanoe iinb, anitdnei8 Su
leten.
6. g9eil iie sabGpie GorpOratipnen
10 IanSe nit beipnoeren 9ribiIe8ien tes
ba6t BAT, bis iene bic Dia6t uno glus
toritat iiber Sas SOII Su baben bean.
ipru6ten.
z. g9eiI tic bic Greatur madtissr
sema6t bat ais ben S6bpicr = ben
Sisner be8 SoIieS SrbBer ais behsn
Serrn, bas 8oIf IeIbit.
8. g8eiI iie Steuer Spiteme cinees
fiibrt Bat, tpeI6e bic arbeitenSen uno
probuSirenbsn &laHsn SeS 2anbes idipcr
bebriiden, sum 9ortbcil rcider GprpOs
ratipnen rnb einsclner GapitaIiiteu.
8. g8eil iis bon Scn bffentIidsn
9dnSersien, ipeldbe Dem . olf bieier
Ser. Staten sebbrten, NtiIIipnen iiber
Wiillipnen gldsr al Gorporatipnen ipeBs
seSeben unb ii4 Scipeisert bat ale
NtaBreSelu, ipeI6e auf Die 9tebuttion
Der unerbbrt boben Saren hes Solles
binSielen, in Gripdsurs 5u brin8en.
10. g9eil iie bic @elber bes Scltes
uno beHsn Diener in i6anbIider, uners
b6rter BeiIe Sur glufre6tcrbaItunS ibrer
Ma6t mlo SerrIdaft beripenbet.
II. NeiI iie unlere &eSierunS8form
eednSert bat im SntereIe res 9tei6s
tbums unb sum Radtbeil Der MilIionen
bon gtrbsitern, ipel6e i'm ieIben Sers
bdItnib drmer ipuroen, ais iene i'm
3ei9tbum empprItieaen 70 bab unierC
8e8ierun8 nidt mebr ais mad republis
faniI9en 8rin;ipien Seiiibrt Su betrad'
ten 1T.
IL. @eiI iie in ben 90 Sabren ibrei
SerrIdaft i'm 9anSe mebr 8anils unt
Strsifs berurIadt, mcbr WilIipndre 9c'
| I6affsn, mebr ebrli6e glrbeiter su Sett'
lern 9emadt unO mebr IrubeI Sipil6er
Gapital unb gtrbeit perllriadt bat, alS
bieies 9anS III all ben "a Sabren ppl
1860 erlebt bate.
| (1eabina 9Ibler,O
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Sin unScre 2duSslcute.

gSenn mir beute tpepell eln 9utes
@prt fir einsn 2anbsmann einlegen,
70 iino mir bclItommen Nurd Die Sers
onIaHuns entiduIci9t, benn mir ipoIIen
ia nur su einem inniSen 3uiammenbaIt
amegen, mir pollen Ger beutIbcn = i :
Iniofeit baS gGprt reben. 9 ei B
einmal MUIR einen IaS etni9
- nemli6 AM nd9Ittn 0ienitase, am
Sa9e Der @abI, unS itimnit uno ipirtt
fir einen Wiann, beien Gripdbluna
Cub CUR Gbre gereiden ptlrbG nemIi9
fir Gorge &iubad ais Gountps
SdabmeiIter.
gSer Sorn. &intad fennt, Bel benz bes
bari es nitbt erit elmer bsioneeren glns
resung, er ipiro aud pbneeies einem
oea5teten 90nesmanne 8e8eniiber feline
cd ulbigtCit tbun. g9er Srr. &inbad
nid,t fennt, benz iei SpISenbe5 fltrS be'
ridset: glls Gin armer Sun9e na9
Scranton sefpmmen, 9riif er freueiS
ieSe 9lrbeif an, bic iid ibm bot, unO
arbtitete ii5 bon Stufe ju Stufe ems
ppr, bis er ieBt su uniern sea6tetitcn
SeutI6en SiirSern sdblt - nidt etpa
besbalb, meiI sr psrbdItniBmdbiS ippbIz
babtno seiporbsn 1T, iOnbem neil CT
ME pergeHen Bat, bab aud er emit arm
uno mittellps mar, ipeil er itetS bereit
par unb 1T, benz bebiirftissn 9tebens
meni6en bic beIienbe Sanb Su reiden.
Wsbr aIs 9tlles nod aber ipdst Der
llmitanb, bab Sllles, pas CT beiibt auf
ebrIife g9eiie eripprben lit, bab auf
ieinem 9l0men fein 0tateI rubt, bab
iein g8Ort itets 70 gut mar ipie bic
Sbat.
Ginem @anue, Der 70 umiidtis feline
ei9enen glnsele8enbeiten beripaltet, carf
man geipib aud bic 8eripuItunS eiueS
Bifentli6en 9lmteS, bari man bic 9lufs
Ii6t ilber bic 5inanSen bon 2udapanna
county sctrpIt anpertrauen, oenn er
pirb bier ebsn 70 umiidtis unb 9etpiis
ienbaft su @erfc Seben, iuie CT es I'M
eigtnen Sntereiie getban.
Srn. 9mbad's Ge9ner 1T Elm 9SeIs
I6er, Elm Nam, behen 3edii9affen=
belt bel nGberer llnteriudun9 OurbauS
MD. i'm beIten Si6te eri6ejnt. 0aB
mir Die ManipuIatipnen bes Sen. SbO'
mas feiner naberen &ritif unt(riperfen,
seIdiebt nur aus 9l6tun9 9eBen Srn.
Ninbad, eem ipenig oamit seoient it,
peul man isinen Ge8ner in ten 9ptb
btnob siebt, 70 icbr es aud Uerhient iein
mDae. llnIere fpellben Witbiineer ipcrs
ben ,s trobSem ais Gbreniade betrads
ten, ibrem Sanosmann bic ppIe un9Cz
tbeiIte StimmcnSubl Su sebcn--ilno bic
SeutIden? @erSen iic unter bieien
llmiidnben ibren 2anbsmann in Slide
IoiIen, tpirb aud nur Gin GinSi8er iia
cinen Wrmsnt beiinnen, Of CT feline
Stimme einem 9eutidn pccr einem
@elI6en Seben iol?
IS banSelt Ii6 bier Eidt Sarum, Oh
Serr 9inbad auf Dem repubIitaniIden
ccer SemptratiIden 9idet itebt - ct 1T
Elm Oeuti6er, mS Die einSiSe Sra8e,
peIbe uns pprlisSt, lit: Siir8t isin
Gburatter bafdr, bab er Sas 9tmt, fir
peI6eS er 9anbiSat lit, 9eipihenbaft
unb in elmer @eiie oerieben pirb, ipel:
DE uns Sur Gbre 9ereidt? limb auf
bieie Srasc antiporten mir aus imerlter
lleberSeusunB init einem entI9ieSenen,
tr1f.iBcn ,,Sa !! "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

einen begrilnSeten GinDanS sesen Grips
pen, 9inbad, MeDOnOusb, Ytabpu pber
Connolly erbeben, iper ibren mbsi9oI'
tcnen GaraIter antaten pber ibre 5dbi8s
felt in 9tbrebe feasn? gSir 8Iauben
ni4t, bab in 2adaipanna county re6ts
I6affensre 9eute scIuneen irerSen tBns
nen. Olit ben anSeren Sanbioaten
iinO mir ipsniSsr befannt, bbren iie aber
9IsidfaaS ais fompetente DiGnner
i6ileern. g9ie seIaet, pir iinb iibers
aeugt, bab baS bempfratiide Sidet bel
eintm gsnauen 8ersleid nit bem res
publifaniI6eu nur 9vpinnt me aus
bieIcm GrnnSe sIauben mir, eab &c ers
ipdblt iperoen Ipllte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
SNnn1re Npirntn.

= Ser 9teifler traf boriSen Mitt'
iuo6 fpieSer in feincr Seimotb Elm.
- Cine neue iriI6.fotbpIiide Stride
ipurSe am Spnntag in SonesoaIe Gins
geneibt, ipeIbem 9ltte einc unSebeure
WenIdenmsnge beipcbnte, bic permits
teIIt grtra;iisen aus allen Srten Der
Ra6bnri6oft berbeigeitrbmt mar. 9is
f6pf O'Sara bon Scranton unb Disle
@eiitli6e Isitsten Die 6eicrIi6feiten.
= @dbren6 bprise @Ode Der in
8ciplaEb ipobnsn6e Bauer Sames 8.
9eItcn Elm Rin6 am Stride fiibrte,
madte SaiieIbe cinsn plbbliden Sprung
uno bic Gri6iitterimg peruriahte benz
9eItpn Die Spreneung eiucs Slut8es
fdbes; er itarb am 6reita8.
= Sin 9riippeI 0amenS 0tsper
Smitb fpur6e am Sreitag in 9almpra
Soipnibip bon sipei rmbetannten Ndn'
nern nieoersei6lu8en unb INN feline llbr
tnb 500 beraubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
GjeIunSheit lit Gei@thum.

Or. 6. 6. gBtlf's 9rrpsn. unb Gjsbirn Spt-
,iiirum fir Syiftrie S6wineeJ 9rGmpfr, ntr.
YSlss appfprb, Iisssrssiblaerrbeit, gsrIui
hes @epG6miits, Samfnptrluit lluprrmS9sr,
unfrripiaiss Gntlrtrunssu, Sp9sitiSts gltrrr
eur6 GrrtlIs Sslblbrilrdung, bic Su Glsnp,
gsrfall uur Spb fiibrt. Cine Sdahtt furirt
usus 6Gas. 9tte S9a6tsl ii auf cine einmp-
natlitt Sur btrs6nst. Cine S6abtsl fur 81.
Iebs SdahtrIn fir IS, mad Gmpfaug hes Gel
he's per prit Ssrianbt. 9Sir sarantirsn bdfiir,
bd6 it6s S6a6ttIn irssnb stusn 6aa furirsn.
Rad Gmpfang elmer Sstslluna fir 6 S1dt-
trln, trssirt Spn BEN Sstrage rafiir S., len.
ben mir btm aiuter i6riftIibe 6jarantit, has
@slp suriidjurifatien, rpsrn bic SUR srfplscs
bIsibtn ipIltf. Garantis srlaisn prn @tbriiSsE
Wattbstps, 32l gadaipanna asnus Snar-
ton, "a, glaeinisr assuttn fir Serautpn an
bic ale Srptrs aSprtlrt prrSsn lUIIttn. 25
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

= Die Sabnbofbriide pirb icipeit
srb5bt, UNI es ben 2ebisb 8allep Sabn'
siigen Su erm6sIi6en, inteu bincur6 Su
fabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Sas GpuntD 3idet.

Sir SbriT,
glauSDIpb Grippen, bon 4roricenee,
Jiir grptbrnatprH
Ntartin NlcOpnOu9b, bon Oltnopfa.
Sir County S8aBmtifsE
George Sirbad, Bon scranton.
Sir Diirift- 9Inpalt
Sobn S. Connolly, bon scranton.
Sir 9ieerrtr ron Etfbs,
9atrid Otebpn, BON Serantpn.
Sir Glsrf her @rri&ts,
Senrp S. Brennan bon Garbcneal'
Sir Ss9i1tr Of @iaS,
Dennis 9. Sraep, bon 9unmpre.
Sir Grrcnrr,
Or. g. 9. 3eeS, bon Saanton.
Sir 9my GpmmiiISE
SO. s. 2oftus, BON Scranton.
Sir Counts SursHSr
Sob. 8. 2aiprcnce.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

"wells' HEALTH" 9r0btes SeiImitteI ccr Gret
fir 9mpotsnj @uDsrteit gei6Ic6tIi6e S6wd
DE II. |. 10. 81 bel aPotbetern; Soransbe
,abIt bel Gypreb. $l.25: 6 fur S.. +. s
WELLS, JERSEY CITY, n. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Stirb uid,t i'm SauIe.

Era9c bel gyotbefern al fur "Rough on
Rats" Gs psrtreibt Stntten. @duis, 8anjen
adfer, llnsejicfsr 6Iiessn, Gm:iitn, Snisttsn
Is Gts. per Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

etedmOe, idmcBenbe Grrssun8 Der llrin'
4aiiageu, trautbafte gntIeerllnSen uerSen GU
rrt BON "Buchupaiba." 81 bel agotb,tsrn'
@orausbe,ablt bel Sgpreb Sl.25; 6 tlr 50.
L. S. WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
SS { r It . p fmm9.

rutfS pIIIeH fine fpc,isIl fiir hieft Rane
bereItet dine OTIS perurfdct einen pidienatseis
lei i'm S3effnbcn, edi hsr eeieense erffaunt tn.
eit permebren ben sppstif une perit1 nle ~ q.
anide, eI Ter Rerptr aeHdbrt unp tur itre tpHtlde
E;irflna duf eit rhduuHatpraduee eih rtaelnau
1er Stubladna tsrperaeruitn tpire. wee p Senis:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Semofratif6es Staats.3iefct.

Sir 0pupeusur:
Sfpbert 6. 9Sattiipm,
SOn philadelphia
Jar gieuttnant- gpupsrurur
GbanuceD s. SlaCf,
ron gJrF County
Sir Ri6tsr her Suprsms,Gruri:
elias N1. Glarfe,
Srn 9nbiana Counts,
Sir Stfrstir tes Sruern:
q. Simpipm Slfrica,
ron Suntinsepu 9punts.
Sir Gpnsrtb- -Mitslitb at large:
MSprtpn s. @nipt,
ron 5iosa County.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

Sd made beIonosrs Nnrauf aufmerilnm enb
i'd i'm Stanoe bin
Seben Sas frii9e @ irfe
Al lieferu; Qeber., Bologna. uuo ansgejeidnets
Hrantiurter 8iirite cine Spejialitdt. 6leiih
isper SOrte tdglib friit. 90 IaOei treunli6it
gum 8eiude Gin Souts . 9mtot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
$500 SelObmun1.
Stephan Gutheinz,
bcmticberMeS 3

etedr Stra Bts
,riI&en aler une Sidpry Shabtn, tmpftbIt
tiutm psrtbrttH publiium itin 0tltdft aufs
Ssift. 6ltii6 itett Art Iieftrt Id jum billisis
fen prsilt uub in belfT AuaIiidt unb made
ID iibtraus duf bic ron mir iuberfiiftfn ppr-
,haIi4tn @iTft aufmtvflam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02

Gde Main & Sadion Str, Sp6e Bari /,
gBir smpisbIm tisies @tI6Sft ssr stH
Iutmfrfilmffit he's 0scbrtsn putIifums fir
Infsrti9uus alItr Sprtfn pbptpsrapbilbn
Silesr. 65ue unp ssi6madspllr glrtsittn ~
mdBisrn prtiIsn ptrefn 1ussidsrt. eanS-
l9aftsbier unS Ssr9rSbunGtn isSsr sIrt
Stlesr peresn prompt uub gut btiprst. Cine
i9Snr Guspabl BON Silbsrrabmrn 1T Iitts an
Sanb. @n SOuntagsn ii bic @aIsrit pTtn
Spn 9 llbr grrmittnss bis 8 llbr 9atmittnss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
Sas @eictsebunessSiefct.

9iir Staats Ssnnter
80. S. Stanton, bon SpSe 4art.
Sir slhsmblS
2emuel glmsrman, bon Scranton.
s. 6. 8p6e, bon Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-11-02
SaS Grnsres= 3iofet.

Gadapanna'S gluSpnbl fir Gcnsrsb,
9. g8. Connolly, bon Scrantpn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
louoF Fup, n ,,,pa.

One Of the members Of the Metho.
dist Conference held In Detroit Va
out for . walk ut an early hour one
morning, and encountered . Stripping
big fellow who was drawing q wagon
to a blacksmith shop.
Catch hold Of here aud help me
down to the shop with this wagon.
and III buy the whiskey." called the
big fellow.
II never drink" solemnly replied
the good man.
We'll. you can take cigar,
81 never smoke"
The pan dropped the wagon tongue
looked hard at the member and ssfed.
Don't you chew ?''
mo, sir" was the decided reply.
You must get mighty lonesome, /"
II guess I'm all right; feel first
"l'n bet you even I can throw Won
on your back" said the teamster.
II never bet," said the clergyman.
Come, now, let's warm up q little. :"
'I'm in a hurry"
well, let's take each other down
for fun. then. You are rs big as am,
and I'll give you the under hold"
II never have fun" solemnly re-
piled the member"
"Well, I'm going to tackle. you any
how so here We CO."
The teamster slid up and endeavored
to get back hold, but he had only
just commenced his fun when he was
lifted clear of the grass and slammed
against box-tree with such force that
he gasped aalalf a dozen times before
he could catch his breath.
Vow. you keep away from me ~
exclaimed the minister, picking up
his cane.
BUST me IL don't, replied the
teamster, as he edged of. Whats
the use In lying and saying you didn't
have any fun in you, When you are
chuck full of it? You wanted to
break my back didn't you?'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
ADVANTAGES OF Small FIocks.

me reason WHY iaIge iocks oI sneep
anu AN, tne pIlncipal aPpiies 10 All farm
s.och-afe less thfnty lnah . snlaII
nunlper togetner, Is answered very
tIuiy ~ the auuress oeIore .ne IheI-
ana cheeP uroWeis AssocIatioh' IN
sPsikIie .! Pas.urihg: Ihers is one
tnlng ABOUT Pasturihg sheeP tnat mas
oeeh oNerloVk, VIZ tue uahage uone
20 .ne grass ~ peihg run over oy the
nock. while ! oeieve one acre OF
soou grass would keep nve OF maybe
eieht sneeP wen, l 20 hot oeIieVe iVU
acres WOulu keep 0U sneep. rive
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
Timely hints And Notes.

WORKING The CRoPs.-Work them
early and often.
STRAwBERRY-BED that the
runners are cut of as soon as they
appear. A sharp rolling coulter Is an
excellent device for the purpose.
WILL IT PAY?-A subject which
might be easily tested by the mem
bers Of . farmers club or grange IL,
whether at hoeing-time the potato
vines should be thinned 80 Is to leave
but two in q hill.
PRUNING YOUNG TREEs.-Trees
set this spring should be kept in
good order by pruning. 1t IL Q good
time to rub of green shoots that put
out where limbs are not wanted.
This will save much after-pruning.
Harvest HINTs.-If the weather
Is unsettled, cut early, bind in small
seasons, give the stack foundation
greater elevation In the centre than
usual. 1t pays to build good founda-
tons for either grain or hay stackA
JUNE PRUNINa.-This should be
deferred until the wheat crop 10 nearly
ready for harvest. It IL ct this time
that the sap Of the tree u in the best
possible condition to heal up the
wounds made by trimming out the
branches that rub and cross each
other.
CARE Or GRAPE VINEs.-As soon
as the green shoots push out from the
old canes, and show three bunches Of
grape blossoms, the end Of the vine
should Be pinched Oh. Let two q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
Cultivation Of the Black Raspberry

I began cultivating this fruit, for
market, five years ago, when the pre-.
vailing practice among the best grow.
ers was to tie up the cane to q wire
stretched tightly thirty-three inches
above the row on stakes. The labor
of tying, and Of cutting them loose
after they had borne their fruit and
died, was very great, and the cost Of
hole i'm the profits. But the advent
of the new variety, called the Gregg"
brought about new order Of things
We now dispense with the tying up
altogether by nipping off the new
canes in June, a. soon as they have
attained the height Of eighteen to
twenty.four inches, and they grow
stocky and strong enough TO stand
alone and support large crops of fruit
beside. BY this method we grow
them at about one half the expense,
and obtain fully as much fruit as be-
fore.
have made still another improve
ment, I think. My former method
has been to plant three feet apart in
rows six feet apart but this spring l
am planting five feet apart each way
BY this method I hope to dispense
with most of the hoeing and do more
with the horse and cultivat0r. don't
like to hoe over large raspberry
patch, especially when the ground is
dry and hard, as it ispretty apt to be
in the rows. 1t Is true, by this meth
cd only 1,742 plants can lie put In an
acre. while by the other method
2, 40 stand on similar space. But the
saving i'm hoeing which Is a big item
i'm the long rum will go far toward
making good the loss. Beside, the
increased distance apart will give
them a better chance to grow, and
leads me to believe they
will profit by the opportunity.
Corington, Ohio. w. L. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
THE FARM
To yov,s shese Men.

The handling Of sheep Of any breed
il q trade; and that II not easily or
quickly learned. Most men fAll In
this business for want Of skill. II
takes years Of close work and study
to make Il pay - II should. In Col.
orado and the Territories Il IL q risky
business, - the last Winter has
proved. To make Q success Of wool
growing, Q young man should be well
drilled to close watching and hard
work also have . tact for handling
stock, which but few men possess
A close observer said s'most shepherds
get out of their flock only fifty CENTS
where a dollar should be gotten"
q true statement-all for want Of
knowledge and for want Of proper
location. The business has paid me
well, being raised on . farm, and all
my life handled stock. But several
men have failed Of success In this
part of the country ut 1t, and quilt II
In disgust. II your son has deter.
mined to go into the business, !
know of no better place than South.
ern Kansas There land IL cheap and
range good. But II he has no knowl-
edge Of the business the best thing
he can do IL to work Mt least . year
with some successful man In the bust
ness, i'm the immediate locality where
he expects to locate, As We treat sheep
very differently In Missouri from what
Is done in Ohio, or Kansas, or Texas
each locality requires q different
treatment. Just as well set up .
Soung man with stock Of dry goods,
without any experience In the matter,
and expect success. as to give him
q flock of sheep without drilling. and
expect success. And to knowledge
and experience must be added untir-
ing perseverance, and industry.-G.
b. BOthueu, in NeLrdskd Farmer.
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OogO onDoo, Whboh 0pefnI fkum q
point Ut or near the ground, grow for
bearing canes next year.
CARH Or SUCKING COLn.-Many
Q valuable colt 10 often much injured
By allowing It to draw milk while
the blood Of the mare n In . hiehly
colt away from this mare Q short time.
It IL Q good plan. AFTER the colt hes
eaten, to keep II away from the mare
until she IL to be hitched up for work.
A little attention to this matteI will
constitute good investment
PAPRR BAGS To PROTECT GRAPES.
Paper bags are cheaper and better
than netting. They should be put
over the punches - soon - they
have attained one-third their full sixe.
Make . small slit In the bottom Of
each beg, with Q knife, 90 that water
will not accumulate In them during
. long rain. After clipping the bag
over the bunch, fold the top loosely
about the stem OF the bunch and
fasten It with . pin. Do not fail,
this season, to give this plan good
trial.
LAYERIN0 SHRUBS AND VINB.-
Near the close Of the present month
will be good time to select the lowest
branches; strip OF all but three or
four of the terminal leaves; scoop out
bowlshaped space In the soil. bend
the branch into Il and fAsten Il down
with small wooden pins. Fill up with
soil, pressing IL firmly about the
branch or cane where IL IL the most
bent. This IL tine only method by
which some Of the hardest wooded
grape vines can be propagated with.
out resOrting to unusual methods.
PUMPKINS AND SQUAsHEs.-It will
pay to plant more. There IL no crop
that Is fed, between the close Of the
grazing and the beginning Of the
feed season, that can well supply their
place. Ordinarily, they are . profta-
bic crop. Here, in Southern Ohio, I
have obtained the most satisfactory
results by procuring seed from Mich.
igan every second or third year.
When cooked, pumpkins are excel
lent for fattening hogs. The best
varieties Of winter squashes, when
baked, are q very good substitute for
sweet potatoes.
FOOT-ROr In SHEEP.-Such contin.
uous rainy and cool weather will have
a tendency to develop this disease.
Make q strong salve Of finely-pulver.
lied blue vitrOl mixed with lard, but
ter, or grease Of any kind. A little
pine tar or melted beeswax inc0rp0r-
ated with II makes 1t adhere better
to the sores. Pare away the ho0f
and dig out the offensive
matter; wipe dry and apply the salve.
Apply the dressing as often as once a
week, until the entire flock Ii cured.
Three careful dressings are usually
sufficient to cure the worst cases.
Clean the feet of the lambs and rub
the salve well In between the hoOfs. |
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lDes Noines. Iowa State Resister.l
Hon. 8. n. Yoder's Position.

A representative mans opinion on
other than political matters, Il often
of great use to his constituency. The
Hon. s. H. Yoder, Of Globe Mills, Pa,
has thus recorded his opinion on .
subject Of popular interest. 1 have
been selling st. Jacobs Oil for the last
year. I have never heard . person
speak oft. except as . splendid med
icine, and as the great specific for
rheumatic affections, whether innam-
matory, acute or chronic, swellings,
sores, sprains, burns, wounds, etc. 1
sell more st. Jacobs Oil than Of any
other kind of liniment, and 1t gives
universal satisfaction. I will always
keep It on hand. The farmers say.
that for man and beast, they fnd
nothing to equal It.