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PLANTING CORN.
Adapting Den~ene~s Of Planting 60 tn
different Varieties Of the Cereal.

Adapting Den<ene>s OF Planting 60 the
pincrcnt Varieties Of the Cereal.
In most Of the trials made at expert
mcnt stations and elsewhere. to deter
mine the productiveness Of different
varieties Of corn, sufficient allowance
is not made for the unlike degrees Of
density Of planting which the different
sorts will bear. small variety. for its
best return. bearing much closer
planting than large, lcafy sort. with
heavy ears. Some Of the large South
crn corn gives three times as much
grain on the ear as the smaller North
ern SORT; and II both are planted ~
equal distances, or with the same num-
Der Of stalks 70 the acre. the product
Of the small corn will be either too
small to do the kind Justice. or else the
large sort will be too thick to produce
wcll-developed ears.
These remarks are suggested on
looking over bulletin Of the Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station. CIV
ing the results u trials made on sixty
varieties The land on which the corn
grew was rich. and small portion OF
an acre was allotted to each sort. The
same degree OF dcnscncss in planting
was allowed 10 each kind; they were
planted in rows three and half feet
apart each way, with three stalks in
the hill. The experiments were un-
questionably performed with great ac-
curacy. The larger and later sorts. 4
.l..1 ~s.sl.I
a great advantage over the small
varieties. Accordingly. in glancing
down the list. which gives the date Of
ripcning in one column and the product
la another. the heaviest returns are
uniformly among the late or large
growing sorts. Those who maturcd
in August yielded at the rate Of
from 36 TO 80 bushels an acre; those
which gave over hundred bushels
m acre. nearly all ripcned their
grain late in September. The variety
known as 'Horsc-Tooth.' maturing
September %. Yielded ll5 bushels IN
acre; ..Robinson's Mixed" September
~, Welded lO2 bushels; "Hiawasscc,
September 20. gave 10S bushels. and 50
with few other varieties. Only one
sort. ripcning before the middle Of Sep
TENDER. yielded over hundred bush
els. There were, Of course, some par
tial exceptions to the above general
rules. But the results show the i'm
portancc of adapting the dcnseness Of
planting 10 the different varieties.
There is no doubt that small corn may
be planted as much thicker than large
as to compensate for the smallncss u
the ears, Judging from the heavy crops
which have been occasionally afforded.
In measuring, the number Of bushels
were determined by weighing seventy
pounds to the bushel al husking. The
quantity would Of course be much re-
duccd after drying few months.
Country Gentleman.
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Queens toast makes good sub
sfitutc for hot breakfast bread. Beat
IN egg and stir Il into a cup Of milk.
Din the slices III stale bread In this
mixture and fry quickly. Westers
Rural.
Tin vessels rust and are often
worthless In a few weeks. because after
washing they are not set on the stove
for a moment, or in the sun. 10 dry
thoroughly before they are put away.
Exchange.
Good Soft Gingerbread: One egg.
one teacup Of brown sugar. one-half
cup Of molasscs. onc-half tablespoonful
OF butter. one-half cup Of sour cream.
one-half teaspoonful Of soda, one tea
spoonful Of ginger. flour till stiff
enough. Bake In moderate oven. 49,
The Household.
A farmers garden. planted In rows
clear across the patch. and cultivated
as far as possible BY horse power and
given as good cultivation as the best
farmers give their corn fields. will re-
quire only half an acre TO supply half
Of the living Of the average family and
add largely to the health Of the mem.
bers. - albany Journal.
The Orchard and Garden says:
Keep all stable manure out Of the
strawberry patch. unless you know il
20 be tolcrably free from weed seeds.
1t is cheaper to buy and apply CONNER
cial fertilizers than 10 be pulling weeds
all summer. Before going heavily into
the small fiut business, you must have
full supply OF manure or the money
20 buy II.
Red Table Linen: This may be
washed in tcpid water with little
powdered borax. Each piece must be
washed separately and quickly and
rinsed in tepid water. Dry in the
shade, and iron while slightly damp.
II il il desired slightly stiff. add little
boiled starch to the rinsing water
Boston Budget.
I'm all crops that come up thick
and require 10 be thinned. every day.
neglect. after the plants are large
enough 10 be timed, reduces the yield
of the crop. Bcets. carrots. radishes.
lettuce. parsnips. and all such crops,
should be thinncd as soon as you can
get hold Of them with thumb and
finger. N. " Times.
1t is not generally known that cut
straw makes most excellent stuiling
for beds used for children and infants.
Make case Of soft tick. obtain some
new. wcll-brird straw. have it cut in a
chat cutter and fill the case moderate
ly full. Il makes an astonishingly com
Portable bed. Is very warm. and is much
mora healthy far infants than n feather
bed. The idea Is really good one, and
the straw beds are well worth the at.
senton of mothers. - Clcreidnd Leader.
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1nyster'e Lecture On the OAogero 80
Satellites % Robbery.
IN. Y. special Boston Hcrai al.
IN the upper part Of house NJ 10 Mott
street. over q Chinese restaurant, the
police found and broke up : sneak thieves
club. The members were q dozen hard
youngsters, reared In the sqnalor and vice
Of tho neighborhood, and their highest
ambition was 10 become robbers. But they
had methodical president, who intended
that they should DO instructed In the law
and ethics Of their trade; % he went 10 4
by, and hired him for two dollars TO de-
liver . lecture on the dangers and safe-
guards Of sneak thisving. His frat dis
course was on the penalties for different
grades Of robbery and especially he pointed
out the foolishness Of taking big risks
for little Doodle. "Don't break into any
house," he said. sunless you feel sure you
can capture heavy swag. because that 10
burglary, punishable with Is much q
twenty years imprisonment. Don't uss
force against persons, because that consti-
tutes highway robbery, with the same pom
atty, NO matter II you only take . dime.
But sneak into Railways, load yourselves
with coats from the rack. and scoot away.
because year in the penitentiary is the
most you can get for merely stealing less
than twenty five dollars worth, and jury
viii usually scale coat down to that fig.
ure." The enterprising thieves were 80
well pleased with this lecture that they
applied to more conscientious expert for
another, and be informed the police.
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Last Sunday morning, about three
o'clock, Captain Powell was aroused by
an unusual noise out at his stables among
his horses. Going out he found his beau
tiful black mare, Daisy, greatly distressed.
He couldn't understand her uneasiness
until hs began looking around for her colt.
Failing TO find the little fellow, the thought
occurred to him that may BE- It had fallen
into wdl which was near by. His fears
proved true, for down in the deep, dark
well the brave little Percheron was houn-
dering about The Captain aroused sew
eral hands on the place, and in short
while the colt was drawn to the surface,
wrapped in warm blankets and soon re-
stored. No limbs were broken, strange to
say, from the headiong plunge. This Il :
new and novel way TO ''raise" colts.
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A few days ago . party OF gentlemen
were discussing high prices in the South
during the latter part II the civil war. ~
paid thirty dollars yard for suit OF
gray cotton jeans,v said the first speaker,
"and the suit Of clothes cost me three hun.
dred and sixty dollars after being made. y
"1he biggest trade I made during the
war;" said No. ?. twas thirty dollars for q
spool Of cotton thread.r "And L." said
No. ., "paid fifteen dollars for shave"
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Prof. Bell is confident that tclcphonic
communication may be established be-
tween passing vessels at sea. He be-
lieyes wire mile in length, trailcd
behind ship, will 80 charge the water
with electricity that q vessel coming
within half a mile Of another thus
equipped may communicate with u.
.'Ihc principle, " he says. us not new;
u y old, with q new use waiting for
commerce 10 utilize Il. have expert.
mcnted In the Potomac, and marvclcd
r. the simplicity Of the apparatus and
she stupcndous Importance Of the r.
suits Chicago Current.
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J. M. Dodds. OF Milton, Ga. complained
Of lack Of employment. and Mr.. Pinh
Mayfieid proposcdto give him seventy five
cents 70 carry . brick all day back and
forth from the public well TO the church, I
distance OF quarter Of a mile the round
trip. Mr.. Dodds accepted the offer, and
carried the Trick the entire day. making
over eighty round trips In the day, and
rccsived his pay at night.
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Prom Colonel G. II
Mackey. S2i lows In
fanfry: ! have now beer
using Ely'scream Balm
for three months. ans
am experiencing nc
trouble from cafarrh
whatever. ] have beer
3 sufferer for twenty
years &C. n. MAcKxr'
bigourney. lows.
For several yesrs
have been troubled
With cstarrh = Ely
Cream Balm has prov
ed 20 be the article De
sired. l believe Il II
the only cure.-L. b
CoBuKx. Hard VAR
Merchant. Towan d.
Pa
A particle isapp'ied |
use. Price 20 cents BY
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DELICATE
DISEASES.

To those acquainted with our
to say that the Invalids' Hotel
branch establishment ioc1ted at
England. have. for many ytare.
the most largely pafronizcd ant
the world for the treatu,cut nj
arise from youthful indiSsrtion
We. many years aQO. roeabIis
treatment Of these discr1ce. w
the most skillful physicians an
that all who apply to us might =
Council Of the most experience
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LIrE-SExAroR FLINT, Canadian parlia'
ment, says: st. Jacobs Oil acts like a charm
Rev. w. NJ Leftwich. d. D., Nashville,
publicly endorses Rod Star Cough Cure
Price, twenty five cents bottle.
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B oil! S

And pimpies, and other like affections caused By i'm
pure blood are readily cured BY Hoods sarsaparilA
While Il purines. this medicine also yalixcs and en-
riches the blood and builds up every function Of the
body scrofuia. hunors u All kinds, dwellings In The
neck. hives, rngworn letter absccsses ulcers. sorcs
salt rheum scaidhead. etc. are also cured by this
celLent blood. pn Finer.
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IN the Louisiana lowlands there lives
an old man whose object Of affection in
shis life is large gray goose. The goose
+ never so happy as when Mt his owner'S
feet, his long neck stretched upward and
his head resting against the old man's
knee.
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BosToS finds her glory in the past, BE-
cause she belongs to the had beGns."-
Wdxjtiu0fon Critic
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Isx'r an attempt to prove an alibi self
denialf--X y journal
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PIER sTo0ruAcHr doors cure In I minute. -
Gi<an's sulphur Sodp heals and boautines. ~
GxnMAn Coax REMOVES kills Corna Bunione
THE mariner 4 not liable 70 csnsure II b
leads wreckless llfo
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"Last Spring was troubled with boiis. caused By
my blood being out u order. Two bottles OF Hoods
sarsaparia cured me. ana / recommend II 20 others
Peoria. H.
II had been troubled with hives and pimplcs for
some time. Other remedies having failed. was ad-
vised 70 try Hoods sarsaparilia. have taken two
DO ties. and am entirely cured. think Hoods sarsa
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100 Doses One Dollar
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DISEASES Of
| WomEn.

the home physicians) has the bencfil
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waite. Send ten cents In stamps for
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i KINNEY
DISEASES.

ton OF paflcnf& who can, %
oucccssful1y treated ~ thek
practice OF chemical analysis and !
the urine In our consideration OF ca
diagnosis. In which our institution
naturally Jed to q very extensive pra'
orRans. Probably no other instifut
largely pat-onizcd BY suffers from q
and world-famed Worlds Dispeneal
specialists have acquired. through 4
great expertness In determining ID
and. hence. have been successful In
for the cure OF each individual case.
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DISEASES Of
DIeEsTIon.

adecfing the liver and other
lions 10 the process of digest
infrcQuently mistaken by boil
maladiee. and treatment h emf
disease which docs not exist.
OF the Digestive Organs will B
ten ccnts Ia postage stamps.
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made (which can only be asccrta
microscopical examination ~ the
curative In one stage or condition
In others. We have never. thereto
FOR general sale through druRgis
discssscs. although possessing very
well from an extensive experience
full course Is to carefully detcrmiu
each case by . chemical and init
urtno. and then adapt our mediciu
ease and condition Of our patient.
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The sreatmens OF Diseases 81 the
Air Passages and Lungs, such as
gilis, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
COmsum pei Jms both through corrc-
spondence and at our institutions. consti-
tutcs an important speciality.
We puhIi<h three couor,lfe hooks IN Nasal
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Of incxperl cuCcd
urinary 0stulsc. Q
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skill OF our epccl
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VSOO60o Of dase Of the kidneys and bladder The
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and Surgical Institute and being
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STRUCTURES AND URINARY rrs
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Hundreds OF the mol
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most skillful InanncI
iets. Large Stones ar
bladder, BY cruohing,
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believing no
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services Of tho
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Throat and Lung Diseases, which &
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price, postpaid. ten cents. % a ~
irving new and successful treatmt
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MARVELLOUS
| SucoEss.

constituted q leading branch OF (
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illustrated Treatise.
PILES, TDSTULE, and other diseases
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pile tumorr are permanently cured IN MITE
Send ten cents for Illustrated Treatise.
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kindred maladice, hay
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ouoIva,a ~ the llrlnp.
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To this wise course Of a
marvellous success rtta;nc
that important and yKtensl
institutions devoted exclll
Of diseases OF the kidneys q
sncnt OF tliecaoca Of the /
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell t. 2ic.
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| We 0FFER
[Mo ApoLoer.

diecasce contract them Il
on doing good and aIlev
We cannot imagine. WI
than most honorable "a
we cannot understand /;
afnict mankind there %
In general practice know
We shall. therefore. CO
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DEN, sTONE IN
Gravel, Enlarged \
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may be included among I
our specialists have achl
fully treated OF in our
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TULE.-Hundrcds o
Of structures many OF
by the carclees usc OF
physicians and surgeon
ID other complications
That no case Of tnie Il
lliste n proved oy cur
these maladiCe. 70 which
% cascs 20 physicians
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Our specialists, remove cataract fro
ness. They also etraiRhtcn cross
when needed. Many Ovarian an
Uterus are arrested In growth and
with other mems Of our invention
cutting operations In these cases II
Especially has the elicccee OF our
coccle, Hydrocrlc, Fstulic, RuptsIr
turcd Pcrincum. been alike CRAFTY
patients. Not lcre 20 have been the
Tor Structure Of the Ccrvical Canal
orally resulting In Barrcnnces, or
by safe and painless operation.
pcdimcnts 20 the bearing Of OHgpr
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Care of the Sick.

DO not talk much with those who are
very sick, or those who have fever
everything around them should be quiet.
Nothing is more important in the sick
room than fresh air; therefore, there
should not be many persons in the room,
and window must be kept open as
much as possible.
The air can be guicklyand thorough
ly renewed by opening the doors and
windows several time daily; but the pa
tient must be covered, and his head
closely developed, 50 that his head will
not feel the draught. This extra GOV
ering must be kept on the patient un
til the room is again Of proper warmth
A bright light generally depriyes the
sick OF rest.
Those sick Of fever must be kept cool
rather than warm; therefore the room
should not be heated too much; the bee
| should be of hair or straw, and mo-
| feathers; the covering should be light
| The bed must be made daily, anc
at time when the patient is not sweat
ing.
In sickness, clothing and bedding
need to be washed oiteneI than il
health, and should be warn ed befor,
being used.
When very thirsty, especially in fever
ish diseases, the patient may drink purt
cold water with lemon Juice Cold waite
and fresh air are for the feverish grea
Refreshments.
Other drinks, such a. coffee, tea ant
wine, and solid food, should be giyel
only a. ordered by the physician.