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Stock Gatss and Experience.

There is DO better hay for sheep,
cattle, and especially calves, than
well.cured clover. Even pigs like
n taste of it occasionally.
The mineral matter taken from
the soil by a five.pound fleece OF
wool is said to be 1.G ounces and
FIVE ounces of nitrogen-nOt a very
heavy drain on the soil.
It costs just as much to make
poor butter az TO make good ar
ticle. Hence a little care and
patience during the process will
give better results with increased
profit. ~
The competition between good
grass and good butter is very close
and il matterS not how good a
breed of cattle is used it is impossi-
BILE to make g00u outer with poor
pasturage.
~ A contemporary advises feed
ing oats 70 Eoung pigs, because the
bulls heIpto distend the stomach.
Oats are good for growing pigs,
lint not because the hubs distend
the stomach. Hulls have no value
5fs pig.feed. D e.I-
Ifahorse intends to be vicious,
the tan is carried low and the ears
are laid back. If in good humor
and eager to 60, the tail is carried
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Vifiatcti Blood.

About q year and a half ago
had blood poison. | was treated
for the first three months by doc
tor in the regular profession, an(
instead of getting we'll l grew
worse all the time. The eruption
the sore mouth and throat, and th'
falling hair progressed right along
A friend advised me to take s. s
s., and | have blessed him eyel
since. by the time l had used thu
third bottle the disease began to
disappear, and by the time j ha(
taken ten bottles of the Specific
was perfectly well, and have not
since that time seen any sign OF
the disease. ..r
IA. w. CRoZIER, 1874 Thompson st.
New York, February |, 1886.
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A Lecture to Young Men
On the Loss OF

A Lecture on the kature, Treatment
and Radical euro Of Seminal Weakness,
or Spermatorrh0a, induced by Seli-Abuse,
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j. CULVERWELL, NJ. ID.
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THE WAR PAPERS
by General Grant ami Others,

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lustrated) until the chief events OF the
Civil War have been described by leading
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HE CENTURY
FOR 1866.

The remarkable interest in the War Pa
pers and in the many timely articles and
strong SERIAL features published recently
in The Century has given that magazine
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More than 100000 Copies Monthly.
Among the features for the coming vol
ume, which begins with tAc November
uumber. are
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ODDS AID ENDS.
Hard luck-A big ice crop.

No artist can compare with Jack
Frost in executing a frieZe.
Berry is the name of the English
haneman. lie probably belongs to
the choke.berry family.
81 illappear in print tomorrow,
said the young lady as she put in
the last stitch in her calico frock.
The evil consequences of smoking
are illustrated by Mt. Yesuvius,
which constantly suffers from erup.
tons.
"Do you think Johnny is con
tracing bad habits at schoolY' ask
ed Mrs. Caution of her husband.
"No, dear, don't. / think he is
expanding them,' was the reply.
In conversation, humor is more
than wit, easiness more than
knowledge few desire to learn or
to think they need it; all desire to
be pleased, or, if not, easy.
Gentleman docking for place to
establish q manufactOry)-"ls
there much public spirit in this
town, sir9 Citizen-"Plenty Of ii.
Every man in town is a candidate
for the post-oflice."
Ysung Lady: "Gardner, don't
make a flower bed there. 1t will
spoil our croquet ground" Garden
or: "Can't help it, miss. Them's
my orders. Your papa says he is
bound to have this plot devoted to
horticulture, not husbandry.'
Literary man Oaughingly)-Yes,
| took to literature naturally. |
was vaccinated from a quill, you
know. Friend (grimly)-The
world would have been the gamer
if you had been vaccinated from a
pick or shovel.
II was a little girl of Maiden, who
having been naughty and having
received a punishment from her
mother. said this prayer fervently
when she went to bed that night;
go, God, please make me good;
not real good, but inst good enough
so wont have to be whipped
Fogg crossed the ferry the other
day. In speaking Of it he said.
81 had Just time to catch the boat,
so tossed two cents to the toll.
man aud ran down the drop at full
speed "But1 said Brown, "three
cents is the full fare. SO the ferry
folks were ont one cent" "And l."
replied Fogg, " was innocent"
Things One Would Rather Have
Lett Unsaid.-TOmlison- "GOod-
bye, Miss Elcanora." Miss Eleano.
you've already said good
bye 20 me, Mr.. TOmllsOn. Tomli-
son Cwho is always ready with some
pretty speech)-"llave |, really :?
Well, one can't DO a pleasant thing
too often, YOU know "-Punci.
The rule in pruning grape vines
is 10 shorten the shoots in proper
ton to their strength. Summer
pinching, properly performed, of
the strong shoots should eQualize
the strength Of the vine. AS n
general rule, excellent grapes can
he had by almost any judiciOus
system Of pruning, for the only OBJ
iact Of pruningin any case is to get
young shoots to push where they
may be dealred, or to add to the
increased vigor Of the shoot, which
pruning supposes will follow the
act, increasing size in the fruit it
bears.
A lady, who was visiting one of
our Mormon schools in Idaho, was
asked to examine the scholars in
geography, history or arithmetic
The first question she asked was,
"What state are you living inF"
And a little girl, who had been
struggling for weeks with the Short
er Catcchism, replied, ain a state
Of sin and misery, ma'am."
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In the hot regions Of Central
Africa sheep imported from colder
regions lose their wool in the
course of "a year, and thin hair
takes its place. The lion, which in
Northern Africa has a long tbick
name, in Central Africa has none
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