The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-05
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Handle fruit as you do eggs.

Fears Is the purest ana best soap ever
made. -
Shelter. for implements is a profitable
inve. tment.
B4echams Pills act like magic on a
weak stomach.
Good housekeepers prefer J. G. Davis
Old Soap. 1t saves labor AMI clothes.
Do not think of politics or your neigh
bors while milking the cow.-WeStern
Rural
Good horses are always high and tha'
is more than can be SAID of anything else
the farmer raises -Gdlen " llSon.
Working over butter is, in farm
dairy, an art" that should be lost as
quickly as possible Journal.
Farmers will find that Salvation Oil is
sure remedy for frosted feet. All drug
gista keep it, 1t is sold for 25 cents a
bottle.
Man is not the only victim Of the COM
bination crszA, Even ducks, as soon as
they hatch their eggs, start at once to
pool their issues.-Bdltimore American
A bread and cheese sandwich, with
the cheese about half as thick as the
bread, is not only we'll balanced ration
but wonderfully satisfying Farm
Stock and Home.
G. NJ. Luce in the Horse and Stable ad
vOcates stringent legislation TO prevent
the keeping of second class stations f r
breeding purposes. The result of such a
law would be beneficial.
The season is rapidly approaching
when sportsmen will congregate and
,wSp fish stories and hunting yarns, and
the fact is generally observed that the
last story told is the steepest.
The farmer must bave a long bank &C.
cunt who can afford to breed immature
Inimals. or to keep animals for the
1hambles after they approach maturity.
American Agricultu'ist for November.
In growing vegetables of any sort for
'hIpping 10 market, it is always a good
; rule to pl ant largely of those with which
he market was over-stocked the las
eas on, and less largely of those which
ruled highest IN price.
Young stock, in all the business of the
month, are apt to be forgotten. This
must never he Colts, calves and lambs
beginning life at this time labor under
Ntificial circumstances, and must be
, provided With additional comforts.
. L B. Pierce says in the Ne,C York
\ Tribune that the leak is in buying cows
y instead of raising them, A very Iuc-
cessful, all the-ye milkman says this ID
: the rock on which many daIrymeD
wreck a goodly portion of their profits.
II your skin is rough and pimply, OF
= covered with blOtches and sores, and you
want clean, smooth skin and fair COM
=. plexion, use Sulphur Bitters. The best
medicine in such cases ever sold.-O
E. Sch, .ffier & Co., Druggists, Lawrence
i Mass. -. =. 45t2
3 The doctor will take his medical jour
nal, the school teacher his educationB
9 paper, the business man his daily paper
the politician his political party paper
out the farmer where is he with the
!, paper which relates especially to his ir
= terest.
II Il use Ayers Cherry Pectoral freely
in my practice, and recommend it II
cases of Whooping Cough among chi
/. dren, having found it more certain tt
9 cure that troublesome disease than any
!, other medicine know of."-S1 says DIR
+ Bartlett, of Concord, Mass.
I Old ways and methods are being super
coded by new ones. This fact must bt
g asped by those who woUl | measure the
agricultural situation accurately. Th'
II II Change in transportation, markets anc
n Indtion calls for special'ies in { rming
Il Cd methods and machines are out Of
! dre.-B. w. Mexican.
IS The Western Rural truly says "thert
s nobody who ia doing business for the
fun of the thing, or giving away valua
d BILE goods t. strangers just to introduce
a them. II you get a circular that say
II otherwise, just smile smole or wink I
10 knowing wink, hold on to your pocket
Is book with one hand and with the othel
5. put the circular into the fire."
If The West has done US favor in sup
y plying beef at 80 low price as to pre-
clude Its production in Maine. Oul
climate, soil and hillside pastures out o.
re which gush springs Of pure water fit III
:, so we can, with study and practice, fur
4 nish the markets with articles of butte
and cheese not to be equslled in any sec
ton of cur common country.-L C
Libby.
There is no cause without an effect
70 There is no failure of farm 10 New
Hampshire or elsewhere to give a fai
return for labor expended on it withou
4 there being a good cause for it and a
III Nature designed the soil everywhere +
r respond in remunerative way to prope
culture by man, it may be assumed a
certain that the cause of failure can b
III removed.
Interested People.