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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22


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siih ibe appropriate teffrr ~
s1me conservative ghost mIiefs
might fear Blinville literally
quakfs IN Ne bopts az iho nd hair
and blue eyes and 1ies bDwling IN
appropriate horror at The Oh bo
aud al, ha II is therefore demon
stfable that ghosts like tenement
houses aud many other thing, can
be improved wheH once public at
tcniion l. directed - the subject
and ~ they fll undar The head u
purely ornamental objects, there
IL every reason why their standard
should be elevated along the line
u the picturesque Blis-villc leads
US % look confidently forward 10
the day when ghosts will not only
part their hair IN the middle, but
wear winding sheets ia strict ar
oordance with the prevailing mode,
accommodation which every RS.
thetic graveyard loungcr will ccr.
tainly hail with joy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Llfplhaeiits HagAJiHs ~ N4ffll
hiHiHlHa. aNpHRst hnR army 4
g0if plassabf aai Tsaa4ids fsJefs.
40 illustrated a%filsle ~ Ne l+aia
NJ TylaYf Atfars iis islhmu4 "A
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sast, lhe rafleatHfisl Hfie HfUwn
LAZY and q eohtinnatlsa n peIIf
Uswslds PAPERS on ailsaltIy
Homes Tie charming lllGia
eomsdy, Place AuE Damesr il
reprinted In tht number II IL
lhlr little c0medy that half fsAIl.
iynabls New Yak ere doing In
amateur theatfieais II IL bflsht
and pfeily and just The thing ff
ImilDg amusement
The ~ Nicholas Magazine fof
March reminds one n that pretty
quotation from Shakespeare about
thu sweet "daGoldils that CONS b..
fore The winds n March" 10 hll II
IL " attractive reading. sIiss Al.
colts third spinning Wheel
story IL about "Eli'a Education"
An illustrated and exciting article
ia blown out 10 Sea" Doctor
Sophia Edith's Office Girl IL the
title u another story. The "IIis.
toric Boys" chapter IL this month
deyoted 10 tho "Boy Cardinal
Tho remaining stories, poems, bits
Of history, Of science, etc, that
compose the captivating number
are just M bright and readable o.
ever was anything published be.
hind the name Of 81. Nicholas.
The March number Of the Cen.
tury Magazine opens with n bcau-
tifully illustrated article on the
New Washington, followed BY a
praise Of Henry Irving, na%tterine
to tho English actor. Mr.. WAYNE
MacVeagh's article on "The Next
Presidency is attracting mncl, at.
t"ntion. Richard Grant Whit
has a delightfully."- written paper
on the "Old Public Buildings in
America" a fine portrait of the
Count Won Moltke adorns the front
page Of the magazine. The ac-
companying sketch of the great
military man is by Helen Zim-
Morn. John Burroughs "Hunt
for the Nightingale" is one of the
prottiest and daintiest bits of work
he has done in Il long while. DOC
tor Sewer and the Average Man
are both continued. Notes on the
exile Of Dante is a pen tracery Of
the Journeyings of. Dante, accom-
panied by illustrations of some Of
The most picturesque spots in Italy.
Mrs. Finlay's "Elizabcthian Chair
is an exceeding bright and clever
story, with some particularly good
character s%ketching" in it. Other
articles are "The Cruise of tn,
Alice May" and "Thc Suppression
Of Paupcrism."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Nm. ARTHUR has fgrred /. ou.
that he will have 800 votes a, Chi.
easo on the frat ballot This will
no. DO enough 70 nominate, but h,
sn'as' the requisite number will
o. obtained before The third ballo,
VI The Sea votes claimed as SURF
sso are csunted on a. coming from
the Southern States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22
rBHEIo 0pfai0n

a If H1fihf 4 fAmHfk iilat ~
Htshl#HeF NJ #i tNkiHr HHyrs II.
ibls gsaf Vim balf lhs hai llsa
segeial tuTda 49, saaklhr o.
f. iffliaHfy "A isHlA GtAm Dem
pmf lifp
a efssl ss kaRlabd fefaf he
saila tha fff tlat nylsslf N aYe.
sffesied ~ disturbing Che psaei
In Ksniushy Wall Bipsiy syeI
disiufbs ~ There " M f~Aee I,
disturb cbleaeo sqss, ind Rep
The simple fact that syef sls
0Df'o N capital hayo been IN
vested In lhe H,uibefn staiel
during two months completely
kn0ks ths Wind gut n tite heputt
llran boomerang That M ant
property are unsafe IN tbe South
Detroit journal Ind
There II likely ~ be- considerable
music oyef this free trade bushes.
before II IL finally disposed NJ
There u m apparently very de-.
tofmined Effort Of certain Demo.
crats In Congress 10 throw nway
The votes " Louisiana, Virginia
and North Carolina In 1884
Chattanooga Times, Dem
But 1t is hopeless for Southern
Republicans 10 secure the support
they should have in the campaign
as long e their position in The
National Con yention arrays them
in opposition 10 the better senti.
mcnt and the moral strength 81
the Republican party at the North.
-P Philadelphia Press, Rep.
" the House Of Representatives
will give its attention 10 the adop.
ton Of u preventive measure regu.
lating the shipment abroad oI
explosive compoundsand machines,
II will be better employed and
more in accord with American
public opinion than in meddliny
with German politics. New York
Herald, Ind.
Why has the Sun waited 0ul
long years to vindicate Tilder
from the charge Of -ulking in tn,
Hancock campaign Why wa,
not the record of his contribution
published long ago. Evidently
because il has been kept in re
serve to spring upon the party a
a time when the information woult
likely be Of the greatest service L
Tildcn's presidential aspirations
1t is put forth now as a pledge o
what Tilden is willing to do. |
certainly looks more and more a
though he is to be the Democrat,
candidate. .-Chicapo Tribune. Ron
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Tux formidable force that went
ont to search for Began Cash in
Tie Pedec Swamp has returned
empsy.handei The officer In
charge has probably entered upos
the back Of his writ, In good Latin,
that expressive phrase 40 dear 10
the old readers Of "Ilarper's draw.
err ia "sampun, up .tumpum,
noHeomaiibus.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

PROFESSIONALLY the coming
cotton show in New Orleans will
be a big thing. If, as is announc.
ed, the Exposition grounds com,
prise 247 acres it will compel q
considerable agility on the part o.
the ordinary visitor to walk over
them while the show itself i,
running.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

THr Popular Science Monthly
for April will contain a strong
article by ilerbcr, speaccron The
Coming Slavery" The opposite
u liberty and the essence of slavery
Spencer holds to be compulsion,
and he points out very impressive.
ly that tendency to coercion d
conduct In modern legislation
which threatens TO leave very III.
tie a. last u real individual free.
dom.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

The Governor of California, after
much delay, has responded to til,
public demand, and called an extra
session Of the Legislature to deaI
with the railroad question. B,
doing this he has perhaps savet
two of the railroad commission
from lynching.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

BIsUcp ii. II. KAvAsAuoH, ofths
NJ Il. Church South, died at Co
lumbus, Miss, on the 18th inst
aged 50 years. He had been Bish
OPP thirty years and was n preacher
Of great power and thrilling clio
quence.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

REPUBLICAN organs are making
the most of Jefferson Davis's late
declaration at Jackson, Miss, that
he i still unrepentant. II must be
borne in mind that Mr.. Davis isn't
permitted TO vote aud naturally he
feels a little sore.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

The amount Of prcsident-makins
that Is going on in the newspapers
issomething fearful tocontemplate'
And the sadness Of Il Is that II Il
all wasted labor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Is a mill IN Tennessee a work.
man was thrown toward a circular
saw, and, thinking he would strike
Il, died from fright. When picked
up he was dead. but there was no
sign Of a bruise on his body.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

A soar swindlcr was doing WI
nonia last week, selling small
pieces Of soap at one dollar each,
and claiming that they contained a
one, two, five or tcn.dollar. bill.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Trs vicksburs Herald has
changed its name 10 the CONNER.
cial Herald and the capital stock
has been increased 10 $4,000
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22
Como Election.

The following gentlemen are the
new town officers Of Como Mayor,
C. r. Brown; Aldermen, N. Il.
sledgc, J. p. Wallace, s. X. Bcden-
baugh, Travis Taylor; Marshal, J.
W. Davis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Many farmers ieed root. wi,hou,
s'ss freeing them nom dirt. TbI.
. N injurious practice and harm.
IN 10 outtl>.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

rasar are 80 case. on the cour,
dorkes II Warren county-smonx
ths number 10 murder cases.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

SENATOR HILL seems to have an
idea that Congress ought to "regu-
late" the press. Congress had bet
ter not try il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

In Germany several cures Of the
govt by being stung by bees are
reported.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

How to invest a dollar and make
FIVE: Buy y bottle Of Kendall's
SPAWN Cure. See advertisement.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22
Seed Potatoes.

New York, Early Rose, Peerless
and Russct Potatoes, very cheap,
at ]. J. HgSpERsoS's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Wn VI flfW II mHll
WsH faiel Boz assid eel
M Nnt.
WatafV Valley dalms 81 Win
'fIfaf ffi
Meridian Ia " have 4 6aa caihg
lf church
!. Dlps Hauhlaln hAs an epidemic
N IhGHenm
smsll pof bas broken oi In
copsh county
The iuha Baptist church has .
nne new organ
Houston will have q nov Pes
bytsfian chutch
Naicbe, boys monkey With The
"nigRrahDsiaf
jackson county has 10 psupofs
but 10 poor house
Crystal Springs has $50 acres IN
fruits and vegetables
RoIlcrskatine IL popular with
tho young people Of Canton
Many hogs have died 10 Ripley
frpm eating rough On rata"
Monroe county !. TO have a poor.
house and a house Of correction.
There are several cases Of small.
pox ut Grand Bay, Jackson county.
The First Colored Baptist church
of Vicksburg has ordered a $1,000
organ
Two men from far.away Dacota
bought property in lIandsboro
last week.
At Flint Greek, Harrison county,
there are 80 cases Of measles in
three families.
Pork sells as Holly Springs for
five cents at Stark yillc from
eight TO ten cents.
At Calhoun Station. Madison
county, a number Of horses have
died Of screw-worm
At New Albany hogs go upstairs
in tho court house and Sleep four.
footed hogs, We mean,
At Ripley On the 18th J.. NJ.
Wade tore was burglarizcd Of
three hundred dollars.
With one exception all the
prisoners in jail at Mayersvillc
broke Jail one night lately.
II is thought that 400 highly
bred jersey cattle have beer
, brought into the State this season
, A reward Of $500 Is offered fol
! the arrest Of Bill Farr whomurder
D cd Walter Copeland In ltawambi
$ county.
The citizens living on st. Charlie.
street, Biloxi, have donated tina
street to the town for the sum o
one dollar.
A gold nugget weighing Il
ounces was discovered by Franl
Carter, in Vicksburg, while dig
' ging post.holes.
A Noxubee county colored man
rs years old, had measles recentl'
and now his skin is pealing of
: leaving him white.
D Aberdeen has more new build
, inrs going up than any other towl
/ or city in the state-among tn
number fifteen residences.
In the circuit court Of Unior
E county a three-dollar lawsuit ha
, run up q cost-bill Of over sl00, t
? say naught Of lawyers fees.
Mrs. r Kincaide, Of Yazoo City
has received $4,000 from the Cath
. Ollie Knights Of America, III,
amount of her husbands policy.
n At Ro,edale a buffalo fish weigh
!, ing rs pounds was found in
cypress stump 20 feet deep; tn
; stump contains water at all times
John Nelson, murderer, was /
hang at Aberdeen, but the Gov
ernor has COMMITTED his sentenc,
! to imprisonment for life in tn
. peniteniary.
. J. A. Rimmer. Of Madison county
, owns a mule ~ years old that wa
in the battle Of Gettysburg abou
Il years ago /; the veteran mul
still does good work.
A mysterious and fatal diseas
has broken out among the peopl
Of Cuba Station, Laudcrialc cour
ty ; a. many n six deaths hay
occurred IN one family.
Near Moss Point on the OF
Grant, a colored fcrryman, sh,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

A wonderful discoyery-Ken-
dall's SPAWN Cure. Read adver-
tisement.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Only 10 cents a quart, at
j. j. HESngRsox's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22
Superintendent, plu, Grass raru.
-1crNpAL-'s erAvrar cvnr.

Washington, n. C., Dec. d, lsez.
pu. y. J. KrspAiL Co., Gents During the past
year | had occasion 10 treat rsveral cases Of ossous
formations such ~ spssins, ~rIngboncs and curbs, and
for experiment In the first eassl ! tried your kendall's
SPAWN Cnrs. and to my great aktonishmsnt Il per-
trnlcd the desired cure, since then | have usrd Il In
various cases and have never found a case that Il has
not produced the desired results. am = Veterinary
surgeon here. been pfaetieing Is years. ! can give
you the names Of parties IN this city Tor whom | have
purchased your remedy which has produced the IA
vcrabls results mentioned. this letter will be Of
any dvsntags nss II as you see IT,. Kssp'y yours.
1877 q Street. j. y. woppsrTv, v. s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

t"dhffrH tVhFf.
To Emma Stanford. Pike Moncrcif and
James Moucrrif. whose po~i.oiicc In a
Abbcvillc, Iouisiana;
You arr commanded to appear bciors
the Chansery Court Of lst District OF ths
County Of Pamela. in said state. on The
~ Monday of August. 1884, to defcnd
the suit in said Court Of Nancy X. Sim
mons ct al against you aud others. III
sale II land fur division, wherein you NJ.
defendants Marh ilth, 1884
= r RLANN. Chanccry Clrrk.
ny W. W. sxrru. Deputy Clerk.
l. y. RAiSwsrns. Solicitor.
mch22-a w.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
nv f.uA ~ r~u

youngstown, O., p<c. q, 1888.
Ia. n. J. kEsps,L Co. Dear Sirs.-A eoupis ii
years ago was AFFLICTED With rheumatism II nj
Ilgh, knes. and suffered With a spraln In oas Of my
shoulders 70 such an extent that I vas unable. fer 1
length Of time, 10 raise my arm. tried several 20
called OILS and llniHsnls, but found no relief nsui
rouinsuccd using ksnaaii's SPAWN Cure which |.
prepared for mans ailments. do not ssy Il 10 HATTIE,
ysa, but the use Of one baitie " this medicine placed
me In slatu quo, until within . short lime ago hal
q re-occurfeiice II rheumatism, when made ths
rounds Of our drug stores for yvur specially prepared
cars fer man, and found only tina, which you prsp.r.
tvr beast. How j. this. that you have not pisced both
on sale hefei surely aeity OF 900 Inhabitants shoald
have the h~nrni ofths two kinds. Within thrss year.
I have nssd two bottles, and | believe that two NOR
bottles will suffice .. slsy a. much suffering a. "Rip
Van WinAie' passed through afier % years sleep Ii
The ra,ines Of the Ksiskil ksuataIna.
Please SO 10 u that | ara PLACED In sasly eoumunl.
Gallon With kendaiis SPAWN Cure for MAJ.
Respectfully aud earnestly yours, Gro. ". Reov.
Galveston. Trsas, July 10. lsss.
Dn. " J. krspsll A Cs.,s- hereby certify 70
having used "kcndaii's SPAWN Cure'' on . valuable
horse Tor . curb With en,ine succe.s and take pleasure
In Recommending II In all conhdsnes. n. Rssssnras.
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE
l. sure In its effects. mild In IL action A. Il does not
h~iisiet, yet Il l. frustrating aud powerful 10 resrh
every desp seated pain or 10 remove sny hony growth
% sshef endorsements, such =. spasin., -piin's. eurbs,
enlargement 81 the Joints or lluh<, Or f~hrusnarfssa In
man and for any purpose for which q liaImsut Il us.I
for On ~ beast. n Il now known 10 h. The brs,
linimen, Toe man ever used. acting mild and ret Ger.
tall. It, shstss.
Send address Tor Illustrated Circular which ~.
ihihk Kisss positive proyf o. in virtues. No -sn.ay
hes ever mt with such unqualified saeesss u oar
kaavleirs. for best a. veil a. man.
Price y pr bo,tit sr sls tesilss fsf 8. Al tras.
gists have u o. can ct II far yoa, o. II wiFl h. s@nt
any address On rserIpt af price. by The propristef.
n J. ksuiall 4 Co.. kno-barrh. VI.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Blue Grass Yarn. Polk Co., No., Dec. ., 1879.
la. n. J KgspALL Co Dear S~rs:-Ha,ing used
your ksndaii's SPAWN Cure aud as We have nearly
one hundred head ot horses on this farm | thought Il
my duty TO write TO you. am a horse doctor by
practice. having been In the horse business over thirty
years. 10 this country also IN England. ] have taken
Bone spasins OF with my own preparation but consider
your kendail's SPAWN Cure far ahead Of mine.
Would like TO make arrangements with you TO sell
your SPAWN Cure also 10 use II on this faus rs there
are several mares here with bone spsvins. also
would like TO sell your books. Pleas. give ms your
best terms IN your kendaiI's SPAWN Cur and books
by the dozen. A yonr book does not CIV. any rene
dy Tor warts Oh horses ] would like TO hear frou you
IN warts. Ihav, a mule with a large bloody wari ou
ID. inside % front leg Just above tbs pastern joint,
also a colt eight months old, IL wa. . fat colt two
months ago and now II Is nothing but skin and bons,
arst We thought II got kicked. Il was lam. In the
hind leg, then In the front isg. then all over. I doc
lorcd IL for each then for the rheumatism, now II Is
broken out on the legs In sores and runs q, the nose
ike distsmper. ! am doeiorlng Il now for the dis.
temper. Il does not eat hardly anything. Iiopina
you viii give me all the inform alton you can, on
ihrss points ! have explained to you, a. early o.
convenient, Yours with respect.
=. - t
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

Justices subpnnas, attachments,
attachment bonds, executions,
writs of replcvin, and summonses
for sale cheap at the SrAR Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-22

rHE MOST sttttssitL t.aaf - - a,s>s .etee 40 " 10
certain In lis ELECTS and does not blister. Head Proof
Below.
FMos rnE "srimr or TN. TIMES Dgc. ~, 1879.
II Is admitted there Ia a great sivsucc In veterinary
science within the past decade. yet many will scarcely
believe that a spawn cure l. possible. Fortunate in-
deed, however, ID II Tor the poor horse suffering from
lameness Of this Kind that KcDdalrs SPAWN Cure has
b.en discovered, as II IL certain IN It's effects and haa
worked wonders In thousands n such cnscs. Send
Tor iilustrAied catalogue, giviug positive proof, also
Tor sample copy Of kendsll's Treatise on the Horse
and hls Diseases both free.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-29
Temperance Items.

BUFFALO On. " liquor dealers have
combined to boycott every man OF
whatever occupation who opposes their
traffic by heavier tax or legal restriction
and prosecution.
THE South believes that education
and morals should 90 hand in hand.
Consequently the people of Mississippi
have impeached their State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction on ac-
count of his habitual intemperance.-
Union Signal.
STOP Now. Why should men de-
lay to break any bad habit? Everybody
knows that it grows stronger by each
repetition. Nothing is more foolish
than to say: II know l ought to stop.
and | will next New Years Day" The
man who can not stop to-day can not
tomorrow, The drunkard never re-
forms tomorrow; the spendthrift never
saves tomorrow The boaster who
says: 81 can if will is the one who
can not rjI, and therefore never does.
There is but one remedy for a bad
habit, and that is to stop the thing RO1C.
THE saloon-keepers of Chicago are
not as smart as the grounding. He
went into his hole and will stay there for
six weeks. The saloon-keepers are 60
ing to get chilled through and through
in y way that rifle whisky won't warm
them into good humor. The State of
Illinois does not make laws for any class
of men to spit on and trample under
their feet, and the saloon-k keepers will
find the $500 license is no exception
Their present fight will likely end be
fore two years in their paying a round
81, 900 for the privilege of making pau
pers and criminals, and even then il
win be hard bargain for the public.
Chicago I7atcr Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-29
LIKE HIS father,

IEo was Afflicted with Stone in the BIad-
der, Also, Like Him, was Cured by the
Use OF Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy (of Rondout, n. ".
MIR. S. W. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley,
Duchess Co., N. Y, the son of Mr.. e. S.
Hicks, whose name may have appeared in
this journal in connection with an article
similar to this, was, like his father, afflicted
with Stone in the Bladder, only that his
case was more serious than his fathers.
The father advised the son to write to DIR.
David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y, who,
he said, would tell him what to do. DIR.
Kennedy replied, suggesting the use of
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY,
which had worked so successfully in the
fathers case. Mr.. Hicks, who had been
assured by the local physicians that they
could do nothing more for him, tried FA-
VORITE REMEDY. After two weeks use
of it he passed a stone q of an inch long
and of the thickness of a pipe-stem. Since
then he has had no symptoms of the return
of the trouble. Here is a sick man healed.
What better results could have been ex-
pected? What greater benefit could medi-
cal science confer? The end was gained;
that is surely enough. DR.. Kennedy as
sures the public, by a reputation which he
can not afford to forfeit or imperil, that the
FAVORITE REMEDY does invigorate the
blood, cures liver, kidney and bladder COM
plants, as well as all those diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to females.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-03-29
FARM AND FIRESIDE.

Make up and turn over the COM
post heaps.
Test seed corn by sprouting. This
will be greatly wanted this season.
Colts, pigs and calves, not being re-
quired for use, either for work or the
butcher. should be fed but little corn,
as fat in excess is not necessary with
them. TroU Times.
1t is common IN some quarters to
use any kind of salt for butter, but
unless the best be used the butter Will
be inferior, and necessarily sell low. 1t
is economical to procure good salt for
such purposes Globe.
"A Good Pudding: Take four ounces
each of -four, suet, currants, raisins,
and breadcrumbs, two tablespoonful OF
treacle, and half pint of milk; mix
thoroughly, and boil in mould for
three hours. N Y. Times.
Mr.. Trump, who favors more
liberal use of windows in barns and
stables, says experiments have proven
that cows give more and better milk
when changed from dark stables to
light; less food is also required. -C!ere-
I032d Ledder.
A necessary precaution when roast
ing a large and fat loin of mutton is to
cover it with a paper during the earlier
stages of its roasting; otherwise the fat
will burn, or at least will be scorched,
and impart bad flavor to the gravy
N. Y Post.
Farmers who manure heavily should
not forget that the growth of weeds
will be as highly stimulated as the legib
innate crop, and that consequently
more thorough and cleaner cultivation
is essential to giving the crop the entire
benefit of the fertilizers. Few farmers
can afford to buy fertilizers to raise
weeds with Detroit Post.