The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-11-08
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

ne pigs.
1t is never safe to drive young or
pirited horse with loose rein.
Lawns are best made by following |
Ialure's suggestions. If she has made |
swale so be i, If she has rolled up !
mound let it alone. We have only to |
emove roughness and inequalities.
Good cider vinegar can be made only
rom good cider. Cider made from ripe
pples is stronger than that made earlier,
when the apples are yet green.
We do too many things without
bought. We pile up the food before
,ur animals, and do not take heed how
hey eat, or how much or what the
effects are ID. Curtis,
A correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that flower lovers with
'arely an exception iniure their plants
Under glass with excessive heat and mis-
aiken Kindness.
What is it makes George Edmunds so
,ool and placid, aud how does he do
such deep thinking ? 1t is because he
never allows himself to be haressed
with colds. He takes DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, he does.
S. X, Wight of Maine gives the LclriS-
ton journal some facts as to his sheep
raising. The income from 81 sheep was
lambs sold, Sl7O.69 lambs unsold,
SlOO.75 wool, S3l showing 4 profit
of SS.9S per head.
Mr.. John Gould thinks the present
method of granulation of butter is one
of the best features yet introduced into
butter making, and where practiced has
produced marked Improvement in the
product.
Cattle should not be allowed to Craze
on pastures in the fall when the grass is
covered with frost, says f. +. Carswcl.
At that season of the year they will
destroy in an hour as much feed as they
will eat all day.
ShiIoh's Catarrh Kennedy.
Shilohs CataIrh Remedy, marvellous
cure for Catarrh, diphtheria, canker
mouth, and headache. With each bot
tie there is an ingenious nasal injector
for the more successful treatment Of
these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cents. Sold by j. T. Shurtletf,
The farmer who would make rural
pursuits attractive TO his sons and in
duce them to continue farmers, should
surround them with pleasant ass0cia-
tons and give them share in the
profits, He should not make them mere
lrudges as a matter of convenience to
himself.
DR.. Y. II. Hoskins says The farmer
who persists in working day after day
from four o'clock in the morning until
seven or eight at night, and expects his
boys and hired men to do the same, is
not doing justice to himself, to his hired
Iaborers, or to his Creator.
When large quantities of roots are to
be stored and there is no root cellar for
this purpose, it is far better to construct
pits than to fill the cellar of ones dwell
ing house with a general assortment of
roots and vegetables to vitiatc the air
Of the entire house.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth the small price Of -
cents to free yourself of every symptom
IF these distressing complaints, II you
think so call at our store and get bot
lie of Shi'oh's Nitalizar. Every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use &C
and if it does you no good it
will cost you nothing. Sold 10y john T.
druggist,
Age and experience is working in
ut for forty years prove nothing. A
person making butter hy one old rule
or forty years may not know half rs
much about thing rs q student of six
months at Il iirSt-class dairy school,
where they are taught the c'usc and
ELECT OF things. -JohR GOU'd,
. The man who guards and promotes
he agriculture of the country, must
needs have much TO do with legislation
md necessarily with legislators \ man
Identified with political affairs and hay
ny a wide influence among poll zeal
men, can aCcOmpl sh far more with Co
,ressmen than ever SO able a man with.
'ut political affiliations Maine Farmer.
The 81. JOhnsbUy CdleiOHiuR, lead
ng Vermont paper, maintains that 1.-THE
anne habit of industry, frugal,ty aud
elf denial exercised right here on tie
barren farms of this State, as are nee
ssarily praciiced by the pioneer tarmers
If Dakota, would bring as sure, and we
ometimcs think a greater reward than
he average man secures who goes West, |
o say nothing Of the aided advantages
II schools, society. etc that New Eng
and offers
| have been troubled with caturh ion
he past ten years and have tried mum
Ter of remedies but found no relief until !
purchased bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm. | consider it the most rt liable |
for catarrh and cold in the |
lead.-Geo. E. Cranda!, p. ~. Quono-
r, l,
was troubled with calgrrh for seven
ears previous 60 commencing the ne |
# Ely's Cream Balm. some live months |
go, 1t has done for me what other So |
.alled cures failed to do-cured me. The |
fleet of the Balm seemed magical 49, |
jlarence L. Huff, Biddeford Ne.
The editor of the Florida Farmer and |
'iHt GrOwer talks very sensihly about |
ne yellow fever outbreak there. IIe |
ays that the chief lesson which the State |
leeds to learn is to depend less tie
and the sale Oi land to new |
omers and more on the fact that F!ori- |
IA is an agricultural STATE. Let Us
ave" he says. less of selling land and |
more of filling it, and that on common
ense principles The advice would be |
.ood for some other states.
A correspondent of the COuuiJy Gen |
temdR asks to have the imperatvrness |
# allowing mature corn fodder in the
lilo to heat-to reach 12j degrees before
dding moTe-discussed. We should he |
lad, also, to have our readers discuss
he same question. The corr, spoHGout
nclines to the practice of Il lug the silo
with mature folders allowing ittostand
uncovered for several days, to heat set
lie and let the air pass out, and then
overing with wIlted hay and weight
ghlly.
Every fOre-handed and prosperous
armer who has children of proper age.
nd fairly goJd soil, should have an
ere near the house in fruit and vegpta-
les in long clean rowe, uudcr horse cul.
walton, says w. |. Chamberlain in the
'OrntTy Gentleman He adds II i3sur
rising how many choice things may be
rown for the table that are nuurshing
nd healthful besides being appetizing
heir free use will save many grocer's
nd doctors bill, to say nothing OF the
ealthfulness of such bills Of fare.
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REDUCING THE SURPLUS.
The disposition of the surplus in the
II. =. treasury engages the aftpntinu pc