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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
An Improved Field.
N. Hubbard, In American AgrIeuIturl.i.

}, NJ. Hubbard, In American Agrieultursi.
After describing the field, and the
improvements made by draining, and
how it was done, Mr.. Hubbard says
II am led by observation to think
that the condition Of this field before
draining illustrates fairly that OF
many fields now in need Of like inn
provement. The trouble with such
fields is not merely that the wet spot
is itself untitled for cultivation, but
that its presence obstructs the opera
tions of culture upon all other por-
tions of the field, and it thus depre.
ciates the value Of every acre the
field contains. In years gone by
when the hand hoe was, after the
plow and harrow, the principal i'm
plement Of tillage, such an obstruc-
tion was of less consequence. But
now that horsepower and the imple-
ments adapted thereto have almost
wholly superseded handwork in field
culture, we can no longer tolerate, as
we once did, obstructed, irregular, or
diminutive, fields. So it comes about
that the question of draining that
wet spot presses with n new urgency.
The man who feels this pressure is
the one whom / hope TO help in some
degree by the suggestions of this ar
ticle. Undertaking may be new To
him, and may seem to be difficult and
almost mysterious but il he has
fairly good powers Of observation
and reflection, and will apply them
TO the case in hand, its difficulties
will vanish before him. The initial
point Of such a work is the outlet.
and generally the lowest point from
which the water can escape freely is
the best. The next question is one
of grade, and unless the surface is
very nearly level, the action of sur.
face water will indicate this with suf.
hcicnt accuracy. Water will not run
up hill, but it will run down, though
the descent be but slight. For a
guide in grading the bottom Of the
ditch there is nothing better than
running water, and if necessary /
would do the work in the wcttest
season of the year in order to make
use of it. When it runs with steady
uniform current in the bottom Of the
ditch, the tile may be put down fear
lcssly. In all but the very simplest
cases, main drain TO carry of the
water and branches TO collect it, will
be found necessary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
Business Principles Needed on the
Farm.
National Live Stock Journal.

National Live Stock journal.
As population increases, competi-
tion increases, and as farming gets
older, more difficulties are to be over.
come. There is at present more need
Of business principles being used on
the farm than there was q generation
ago. As population becomes denser,
more people have TO maintain them
selves on the same area-there is n
crowding Of the weaker TO the wall.
Capital and intelligence find larger
opportunity, and forethought be.
comes an essential. The farmer who
applies intelligence and forethought,
and meets progress in order to reap
all the advantages of his position,
becomes an interested capitalist in
the soil. He who jogs along in the
old-time rut which was formed under
conditions Of scant population and
virgin soil, finds himself remaining in
poverty, and his children becoming
common laborers.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Coon prices are ruling at the Chi.
cago Stock Yards for Al stock. One
day last week n lot of 9s6 hogs,
averaging $40 lbs, each, were sold at
SG.55 per hundred. a flock Of sheep,
averaging 1853 lbs. brought Sc per
hundred. And Mr.. j. d. Gillctt had
one OF his shipments Of prime beef
animals in, which brought $6.75Co
$50 per hundred, the ruling prices
at She time being about $500. Good
pork, good mutton aud good beef
always pays IL produced and sold
under good management.-Iarmer's
Revicir.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

ed in their food supply. If cows
need water several times n day when
using such watery food as green
grass, how much more must they
need it frequently when living upon
dry hay, which contains 60 per cent.
less water than grass. The fact is,
water, whenever desired, is more i'm
portant than food. Our domestic
animals suffer and depreciate less
from n lack of food than from n lack
of water. Such result might easily
be inferred from the discomfort and
suffering people undergo when de-
prived of water too long.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

A FARMER of experience in wool
growing says that there is more mon
ey in growing wool at even twenty
cents per pound than in loaning mon
ey at 10 per cent. interest.
Too much attention cannot be paid
TO the cleanliness and ventilation of
stables and pens. To insure the
health and comfort of animals they
must be kept dry and warm and have
plenty of light IS well as pure air
and pure water.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Prom National livestock Journal, Chicago.
How often should cows have water
in winter, and when should they have
itH Is once a day enough are ques-
tions which are often asked. Cows,
as we'll as other stock, should have
water whenever they desire it, no
matter how often. They need It es.
pecially after every meal of dry fod.
der, particularly after filling up with
dry hay. Cows which live exclusive
~ on dry hay should, of course, have
drink more than once a day. The
character of the food determines the
amount and frequency of supply re-
quired. Cows living largely upon
pumpkins, which are % per cent.
water, get enough of 1t in their food,
and do not need TO drink at all.
When they live upon fodder corn,
which contains ss to 90 per cent.
water, they drink but seldom but
when living upon grass, which con-
tains 75 per cent. water, they drink
often, and suffer If they do not get
water frequently. In the flush of
feed in June, when grass is the most
sncculent and juicy, cows require
drink several times day, and fall off
In their milk II they do not get IL ;
and their milk viii shrink more from
being pinched for water than II pinch
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
A Faithful Servant.
From tho Yarn Joaual.

From the Farm JuanaL
1t may be easier TO stand behind
the counter and measure calico and
gossip with the ladies than TO hold
the plow and hoe corn, but the soil Is
faithful servant and will reward
every one according 10 his labor.
The rewards may be slow, but they
are sure it gives living TO all
created things, and TO skill, and in
dustry, and perseverance it gives
everything nccdful, perhaps moderate
yet sufficient. Let those who cult
vate the soil possess the secret Of
success-good skill and management,
and they never need grumblc or com.
plain Of bad luck or light crops.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

I KNOW a farmer who plows in
Fall all his clay land that he wants
to SOW with oats or barley in the fol.
lowing Spring. His principal crop
is oats, and he gets larger yields than
his neighbors who have land of simi.
lar character that they plow in Spring.
He gets the seed in earlier and in
better condition. His Fall-plowed
land is dragged thoroughly as soon
as dry enough in Spring and the seed
dragged in before his neighbors can
plow.-Eimira Edrmers' Club.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

AoAIS, this winter, his eggless
chickens roost in trees his few lean
kline hump their backs in the open
field the leach from the manure heap
runs down a roadside ditch, and,
wiping his nose on his coat sleeve, he
repeats the old complaint that "farm,
ing don't pay"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

THERE is a beniicent Providence
that watches over the affairs of the
world, but Providence gets tired OF
looking after careless people. A
good many careless people found out
last spring that Providence did not
select very good seed corn for them,
and they may as we'll understand
that they have got 10 take pains in
selecting It themselves, this year, as
they ought to have done last year.
If the job Is not done IL is time il
was.-Fdrm Journal.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
199o-1. 1901.
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Under the act Of Congress the Publisher prspays
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Every subscription must be accompanied BY the
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Nov Il the time 10 subscribe. The approaching
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Nor a single horse, sheep, COW or
hog should be kept on the farm this
winter that has not a shelter to rem.
der IL comfortable. If this shelter
has not been provided lose no time
in making It. Enough food will bo
saved in a single winter to defray the
cost of the shelter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

Eris Mail West, NiaEara Exrross Jest, Loek Haven
Accommodation West and Day Eypress Fast, make
eios- connections AZ Norihgmbsrland with L. & H. r
r trains for WlIkeslsarrs and scranton.
Eris Mail West. hizznFa E1pross West, aud Erie
Express Wet. and foss Haven Accommodation Nsst.
make close connection At Willsmsp5st With y. G. X
" trains north.
Eria Mall Wet, Niagara Express West, and pAy
EHpress Etst make elas" connection 81 Lock Haven
with r. y. u T.. trains.
Rrie Mail Fest ard West connect A. Erie With irains
on l. : 4 " =. 4 r. 1T CORY vith q. e. 4. v
e. At Emporium with D. y. 7. A +. X. X. anl At
nrift wood with A. V. y. Y.
partar rars wili run between Ph}iadclphia and
wlliafusr1rt on Siaesfa Evpre~s Wsst Erie Express
Wet PhladsIphiA ETprss@ East and uay EKpf~ss
Esst and SUNDAY Rxrress Fast. sleeping cars ali
night trains. W. \ BttpwtN,
DEAL Superintendent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

PouLTRY raising, like any other
branch Of business, must be we'll man.
aged In order TO be profitable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12
1891 THE CULTIVATOR 1881
AND
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
THE BEST OF TIE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLTES.

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Chief Directions 0f
FARM CROPS AND PROCESSES,
HORTICULTURE AND FRCITaROwING
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRYING-
while u allen includes all minor departments of rural
interest sBch the Poultry Yard, Entomology Bee
Keeping Grecnhouse and Graprry. Veterinary Replies
Farm Questions and Answers. Firesfa Reading. Do
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and more information can be gathered from its cc-
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Prospects of the Crops throwing light uppn of
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

GE l. Nan per day 1t hons. Samples vorth e
DO 70 1AU iree. Address A. sTINs0E co.
TSland, Maine. ely
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-12

THL TIE NATIONAL uILTEEE is THE IxTull.
GEEcG lED PA0sFEhiTT or THE vLAHHK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

HAI Nfnat fhnntn rs make money
s He rppA chances iUf mAktnN mgn2T shaf e-p sfsrad
YeNAlAlx heppN wealthy. while thnAn WHO w nat AIM.
IINx %rH NhAu1nN fNMaiu Az patfrfv4 We want fnan,
M N wMn hnyN nnd sllia NJ Mnh nv risht IN hTsf
.MA ipfAAlAN* Aly nR nAM ~ INV wofk properly from
the Nfsl AsNff Ihn haAsnet will nav mnfe fhAn ten
ltHAk NfANAr wages knNNt'rf out M furni hrd irte
nAN HNNttN tNr NlN nle M iife work, M anly ynnr
tpNre tNrMtaix. IAiAAipnAfNt ANN nli mn w needed
ts.i fFts. ntfhss .rlsos tol, Portland. Maine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27
FAsEIIONABLE
DRESS-M MAKING!
MRS. LOU. PIERCE

NFFFRS her servfc-s n ~ iaf'~ ~ Jasper and vi
tycnIty ~ make III rssses ~ thin latest md nus'
fashionable styles. aud guarantee s4fisitr9n aAi
fcrf 1fa Terns reasonable kes.tfnre West nAxfl
street. opposite Lln.pssts zricilinr1l Warehouse
Sept. sth. l1s1-C m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

NOTICE - hereby given that the IN
~ derSigned Commissioner. appointed
by she Circuit Court OF Dubois county.
Indiana. in snit for the partition Of
Heal Estate, wherein Lourena Evans
Araminia Padget q Al. are plaintiffs. and
Alexander Corn et al. src defendants,
will sell At Public Auction. by order Of
said Circuit Court. on The premises. on
SATURDAY. November llth, 1854.
The following described Real Estate. stu.
ated IN Dubois county, Indisna. to-wit:
Tile ve-t-half Of the northeast quarter
or Section 10. thirty-torr isfl town.
ship No. one hi. south Of range No five
On west. 50 acres. snd the southeast
quarter 81 the northeast quarter Of said
section fhirty-iour [3il. in said town.
hip and range, 20 acres. containing il
M. l2v sores. more or less.
TrrMR or SALr :- One fourth Of thu
purchase money to paid in cash, the resi-
due IN equal installments It six. twelve
and eighteen months. the purchaser Civ
ing notes for said deferred payments
bearing interest from date. With suret,
20 the approval OF the Commissioner
waving benefit Of valuation and ap
praisement lave.
SAMUEL III. DILLIN. Com.
TRAITOR < HrNTER, Attorneys.
Oct. 9Th, 1S82-fw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

.lplm Jones ilgea ia tieyslnnl While
milking Ne tic|i iAe cows In.! ~ ;iS lex.
~ ,hr ;:ie~ kept 'hal nppcndnge Hopping
After ~ WAS taken tiNtec times around
she snx pasture "a hlS hack, NJ remark
~ n rturgmi<edmy mistake. | should
have iieh her tail 70 iltr own leg Instead
III niue
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

rnN virtue ~ Il certified copy Of de-
i crrt ~ ne directed from the Clerk
IN ilAr i9rhoi- Circuit C0urt. IN caus'
wherein Jerry Bacon. Sr.. Jerry Bacon
lr.. CAAile~ Bacrn nnd others aFr plain
tiil. and Oliver NJ ll.,hh~. Nanrs Hobbs
lemNri Il. kelso anil others are defend
ANTS. requiring me ip make The sum VI
money therein mentioned. with iniercsi
a. .Ald decree aud costs. win expose Al
public salc ~ tie hiAhcSl bidder. on
SATURDAY. rle 4in DAY or NO
NEMRh a. n lss2.
between tie hours of 70 O'Clock a. M
and O'clock h. ln.. ~ said day, at tlis
d.,or Of ne Cuprt-honsc OF Dubois
cuanty. Indiana. ihc rents and profits foi
Term not exceeding seven years. OF Tho
following rent estate, situated IN ths
County III Dubois ani State Of Indiana
to-vis:
The norfh-we.t quarter Of Section,
Number rliirx-six is6i. ia township
Number enc !, south 81 range Number
AN ~ Wesi. containing one hundred
anil siNtv acres oil land. more or less
excepting llicrefrom one undivided third
part thereof. IA which the defendant
Money Hobbs. tho wife of the defendant
G!iver r. Hobbs. has now an inchoats
interest by virne of her marriage.
such rents and profits will not sci
fDr sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
Interest and costs, will AZ the same time
s'isl place expose 10 public sale the fe'
simple of said Real Estate, or 80 mucl
thereof a. may BE- sufficient 10 discharge
said decree Interest and costs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE s hereby given, that b,
N virtue Of an order Of the Circus
Court of Dubois county. Indians, ths
undersigned. Administrators Of thu
TsiAte or Mary Eyana. deceased. will Of
fer for sale AZ Public Auction, on ths
premises, one mile from jasper. on
SATURDAY. November nth, 1852.
slse following described real estate stu
aied In Dubois county, aud State Of In
diana, to-wit:
Tho northeast quarter OF the south
cast quarter Of Section No. thirty-fouI
(3ia. III township No. ono az, south d
innxn MI. i've f5) west. (cxccpt one acre
described A. follows: Commencing AZ 4
point two hundred and forty (24O) feei
south ~ thc northeast corner OF said
Section thiffv-f0ur: running thence west
TWO hundred and eight f208) feet thence
south two hundred and ten (2i0) feet
thence cast two hundred and cight (1O8
fprt. thence north two hundred and Ten
f2l0l feet. 10 the place Of bcginning)
containing 81 acres, more on less.
IFRsrs ~ SALE ne-tilird OF thu
ruFrlsnSc money! 70 be paid cash, the rcsi.
due IN Two equal payments at nine and
eighteen months, purchaser giving note.
fur deferred payments. bearing interest
from dAGn until paid. AZ six per cent.
walFing relief from valuation or ap.
praiAcmrnt laws. and with good free.
hold surety % said administrators ap.
prevail.
sale ~ hnHin Al 10 o'clock 4. m.
SAMUEL III. DILT.IN, Admir-.
TRayLnn X HUNTER, Att'ys.
Oct 9th, lSs2-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

ID n virtue ofa certified copy OF decree
~ 10 mc directed from tic Clerk OF tile
Dubois Circuit Court. iii cause wherein
Joseph F.y. John Gramcl~pacher. Ignslz
Eckert aud William "A. Iray!o are plain
iiis. and Oliver r. Hobbs. Nancy Hobbs
et NJ are defendants. requiring me 10
vi AXE the sum ~ money therein men
tiomcd. with interest on said decree and
costs. ! villexpose AZ public sale ~ ths
highest biddfr, On
SATURDAY. THE frm DAY or NO
NEMBER A. y. 1852,
between HE hours or 10 o'clock n. m
aud o'clock y. NJ. 81 said day. at N,
door ~ The tauri-house of Dubois cnun
IN. Indiana. thr rents and profits for i
term not txcersling seven years. Of ths
following Real Estate. situated in ths
County OF Dubois and State Of Indiana
io-wit;
The northwest quarter Of Section
Number ihifiy-six 1857. IN township
Number one n. south ot range Number
Aix I6l wcsf.ccntainiug one hundred and
sixty acres. more or less.
Ifsuch rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decree
interest and costs. / will al the same
tinc aud place. expose 70 public sale tht
fee simple Of said real estate, or so mncl
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree. interest and costs.
| Said sale will be made without an,
relief whatever from valuation or ap
Ipraiscment laws.
FRANK JOSEPH.
Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAyLoR & HUNTER, Att'ys for PITS.
| Oct. 18th. lss2-3w. IN. I. s. oo.1
| Published In he Jasper ccurier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

"A wire soon fesi long over the rive
kismah N inNin * llc Longest Il. III
Morll lris stretched between two hill
each 4 IaKi fect lli4h.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the M
1y dersigned. Trustee Of Harbison town
ship. will attend to the business Of the
township At his home. east Of HaysyiIle
on Saturday Of each week, and persOns
having business are expecting TO present
il on that day.
One-half Of the Township Library is al
Harrison Morgan. NJ Ludlow, and one
half ct John Anlenbergcr's shop, IN
Haysvillc. Ptrlies wanting books may
yet them 81 either place.
GEoReF FREYBEEGFR, Trustee
Nay 9th, isS2--y. Harrison Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27

IDyHGYII business now before The public Won
lDILk1 IL can rAkr money fNAftr ~ work fnr n
In anything rlSr Capital NOT needed We wili start
Ivon al dny ana upward. made Al home w ne H.
Men. hoyA anil girls wanted every
where ~ work fnr Now IN TIE time. You work
liz spare time only rive y0ur whole time % me bust
Inrss You live home and % the work. No other
lhusness viii rny yon nearly we'll. No one can fall
lso make enormous rAy wv engaging a onre Costly
lOnfni and frer Money madr fast. easily, and
lhnnorahls. Adde'S Txrk A Cc, Augusta Maine,
JAE 10. t8s2-Iys
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27
Boone Township Trustees Notice

NOTICE il hereby given that the IN
~ dersigncd. Trustee Of Boone town
ship. will attend at his Office at his resi-
dcnce on every first and third Saturdays
OF every month 10 attend 10 the town
ship business. and persons having brsi-
ness with the township are expected to
present it on those days.
The Township Library Il kept AZ the
store Of Adam Rudolph. in PorterSyille
where persons can obtain hooksany day
Christian RUDOLPH,
May II. 1851. Trustee Boone Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-27
Days OF Meeting or the Trustees
or the Various Townships Il
Dubois County.

NJ TICEis hereby given that the Trns-
- tees Of the various townships OF Du-
bois ca. will be at their respective Offices
In each Of the townships for the purpose
|of attending 70 township business, On
The following dsys:
ccinntis Esfhison, Rs'nhrsdre Narscn. Han. letter
son. Jackson. clss, rAtkk and Ferdinand townships
I'M tn saturdays u zach ~sek Boone and NadSoi
townships on tie - and 81 Saturdays n month
Persons having business viii any q the Trustee
viii lave observe these days lie new Inv provide
u Sec 3. Such Township Trustee shall dfsFna
certain dsy- n sch ~etk II menil = nsy bereQrIei
which be will attend 70 the business OF kls township
fd notice thereof ~ b. given The inhnbt4ni
n <ufh township. and Al contracts auditing and psy
mer' % claims shall be made only such designate
lays"
T. COX. CrnEsr TnrTsrYcEs.
CsAisr. Hrnorrn. q. H. D4fGcN.
JosErn EnFHE. FrnsfxAxD 6csBkDGE
J0Ex =. ALfrs. NJ EcKKhg,
FAsNK TEtx~AS. "A. III. MiIiHn.
Arnr1 TrNKr. &c. W0rrxExpEn-
April I1th. 1.7e.-1v
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-30
Miscellaneous.

Washington, 29.-The resignation OF
the United States Minister st Copen-
hagen, W. II. Wyckerhsm, is received
at the state department.
st Louis, Z9.-The annual conVen-
ton of the national liberal lesgue, in ses-
sion here this forenoon, was given up to
impromEtu speeches.
New York, 29.-London was q heavy
buyer of Erie in this market, yesterday.
Amsterdam YES free buyer of MAnito-
ba, Kansas s. Texas, St. Louis s. San
Francisco, preferred, and Buffalo, Pitts
burg s. Western.
Information from Washington says
that, despite the denials, me treasury is
likely to allow collectors OF internal rev.
enue to psy over receipts to designated
national banks to the full amount of
bonds deposited by the banks st Wash
ington to secure such payments.