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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-30

Any further information will be gladly
given by r. G.. ELLIOTT, Secretary OF the
local Board Of the Association for this
Hty-wLo Is authorized to solicit for
came.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-30
Own = Ean.--Asp Paying s'a.'

The Granite State Pr0vident Association
Of ". H., which has organized and IL now
represented by Local Board of on. 1scn
citizens In thls city, with large number
of shares sold, offers you the privilege,
of Osoning the House you moo reside IN,
or property as VGluable, for the monthly
rent you are now paying.
Any re-son who can save dollar OF
more month, may, by securing shares
In this Association enter into the posses
sicn of his Own Home.
Property will be purchased In any To-
eality in the City or County, wherever
the value may be sufficiently assured
Masnbers need no large amount of money
to obtain the advantage of the system OF
sepi purchase adopted by this association
bnt any person can obtain loan by sub
scribing to share of the same.
6shares win purchase property At soC.
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Sr VINcENT's ORPHAN ASYLUM
BALTIMORE, MD,

Mr. d. p. knight.
Dear Sir:-I take pleasure in adding my
name to the many endorsers of your valuable
LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT, made by the
New Jersey Enamel Paint Co. Our institu-
ton is painted both inside and outside with
it, presenting beautiful appearance.
ssSISTER MARIA"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-30
Nine. A. Ruppert's Face Bleach

can he used a lifetime without harmful
effect though this is not necessary, as when
the complexion has once been cleared Dy
IL. il remains so III proper care is taken.
FreckIcs. Moth, Pimples, Blackheads, Ex.
cessiye Redness or OiIiness, and in fact all
skin bIemishes are quickly eradicated by II.
IL does not take q month, but in few days
it will show wonderful Improvement
BEAUTIFUL A. RUPERT EAST 18th STREET. NE" fohA
.ape,ts ut REDOUT BROS. IO3 Main st
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DEroRD & COMPANY, TANNERS OF OAK SLAUGH-
TER SOLE LEATHER Il BUTTs.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1889.
O. Il. Knight, Esq, Baltimore;
1t gives US great pleasure to certify. to the
good qualities of your LIQUID ENAMEL
PAINT, made by the New Jersey Enamel
Paint Co. After using the old style pain.
for number of years, we were induced to
try your paint by those who had used it. We
have now been using it for six or seven years,
both for inside and outside work, and il gives
entire satisfaction. Yours respectfully,
DEFORD Il co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-30

fBALrIMoRE, JUNE 1, 1889 4
Mr. @. p. Knight:
Dear Sir:-The LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT
made by the New Jersey Paint Co., has given
me entire satisfaction. Mycodntry residence
and. out buildings at .Nacirema' also
1.-The American" Office on which hundreds of
gallons were applied were greatly admired
by the many guests entertained by me on the
18th of May. Yours Truly,
FELIX.AGNUS.
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ST.. JosEPH's CONVENT OF MERcY.
TIT svILLE, PA.
Mr.. @. p. Knight:
Dear Strive have used your LIQUID
ENAMEL PAINT. manufactured by the New
Jersey Enamel Paint Co, in all parts of our
Convent, and consider it an excellent article.
We cheerfully join with 50 many others in
testifying to its superior worth
SISTERS OF MERCY,
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&leioeritofe !
&lei0eritoffe !!

"saeFe Moonl Moge prei unre Nobien aberaofen fn
Sabrifate Se6em 3ugdnslid 3
Sent Wv
e,ppurS
Bc III on fIr Gen ~ ~"Ao p'oa9h oH
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rt6tungem gu erbaltem tpeiB umb Elm
llberelltes unb unfertiges @pielen nit
Staats. ober Muni3ipalgeleben perbin-
pert. Gerabe etn fOl9es Clement ideint
oas Seuti6tbum 1T @merifa au feia unb
tplrb ii9 III Der 3ufunft als in obigem
SHINE einfluBrei6 unb trdftigenb auf
un1er nationales @obl ertpeiien."
Die fpra6li9e S9ei6epanb 1T fir
oiele Dentf6e Elm 5inberniB, bic linn
1nneipobnenbe &raft gu entfalten. Ser
&ebner f6eint ni6t an bic grbaltmng
Der beuti9en Spra6e gu glauben.
geretttpillig rdumt Der Nebner elm,
tple tpobltbatig bic 8or5iige bes beut=
f9en @barafters auf bas gelelI6aftli6e,
gef9dftlt9e unb iiberbQupt bas biirz
gerlibe 9eben eintpirfen. Oie grobe
Selbfiu6t unb MtiBa6tung affer anbez
rem Snterehen, tpel9e Dem gmglif6z
Ameritaner eigen finb unb inn pielfa6
gu Grfolgen oerbelfen, bic auf allges
meine Soften errumgett perben, fin6em
tbre Nbi6pd6ung unb f9lieBli9e Ms
bitlfe bur6 bic BON 9eatf1en ausges
beitbe DMnerfennung umb Miirbiging
etnes gefunben 3ufammempirfens, uels
Dies eine in perttiinftiger Weiie begriins
bette iociale GIei6beit aur Solse baben
muB". Sarin liest ungemein piel
gDabres, unb ipenn ilr bieiem 2anbe
eittem aus ridii6tsloier gusbeutung
6Grobenben b alafenfampfe, mel6er bic
@runblagen aller politii6em unb focia.
len ginri6tungen fur6tbar eri6iitterm
maBte, porgebeugt tperben fann, 10
plro eS tpeientli6 bur6 bic pflege buz
maner Nnf6auungen gei6eben, in tpelz
der bic 9eutf6en fi6 aus3ei9nen.
Seuti6es Gemiitb i6leift bic S9roffs
beiten bes amerifanii6en @eritanbesz
lsbens ab, unb Der 0erfan6 pertieft
it9 glei6seitig, ie mebr Der @efi6tsfreis
bes golfes iib ertueitert, beiien Sntels
ligen3 in ni6t serinsem @{abe unter
yorurtbeilen unb Oberfld1li1teit leis
pet, aa oeren 8eieitigung bas beuti6e
element unstpeiielbaft piel beitrast.
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tglectrtc 8ttterS.

Sieies Seilmittel ifi fn poblbetaant unb 70
popular seuprben, bab es taum nod befomberer
ertpabnnns bebarf. aue, bic es lemals se-
brau6ten, fimmen nit Elm in fein Sob. Cine
reinere Webiein siebt es uidt, nnb e8 pirb Ga.
rantie seIeiitet, bae fie allies leifet, mas man
boa tbr beripri6t. electric 8itters beiIt ale
eeiSen Der 2eber unb BET stieren, es entfernt
@el@piire, ausfdlas, GalafuB unb anbere
Golsen nnreinen 8lutes. &c tteibt bas sra.
laria' Gieber aus benz Sbftenl, beust bemfelben
bor nnb beilt es felbf IN ben bartuGdiaften
5allen. gs eurirt Ropffdmeraen, 8lutanbrana
nod, bem aopfe unb Whgrdne. 0er1ude baS
electric Bitters Seiluns wirb sarantirt, ober
bas @elb auridseaablt. 9reis per Glafde SO
Gents unb 81 In allen Npotbeten. BboleiaIe
bet abolpb Sretb, Sbompfon & 60.
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10. Rapitsl.

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saa'."Ose So'ss'', o's S1'mms lelnes
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tn etn Wteer BON auslameifnnsen, bie
ibns ben lestet 1ttoraltiden 9alt, ote
A@tnn9 Dor lt1 1elolt nno feiHeu' gaa~
men raaofen.
@raT Ssml1Ia9 bltdte NIT bittersr
Gorge IN oas perlt0rte Antltt ietnss
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g0te TT btes I,

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIobnuna
FUR jeben Gaa bon Ratarrb, Der nitt bur9
@innebmen BON SaIPs &atarrb Sur sebeiIt
tperben fann.
G.S Gbeneb & 6 o., Gisentb, 9olebo, ..
Ntr bic nnter3eidneten baben s. 8. Gbes
neh felt ben letten 10 SAFFRON sefannt unb
halten tbn fir bolfommen ebrenbaft in auen
Observation-Disclosures un6 financieu befds
htst alle BON feiner Sirn,a eingesangenen
@erbinbli4feiten ,u erfillen.
Beft & Srnay, @rpbbanbeIs. .Drpsuiitsn,
Eolebo, ..
8aIbins, &innan & MARVIN, @rpbs
banbeIss sDroeuilten, 9oIebp, ..
9au's RatarrhsRHr t1irs innerIib genonts
men unb ipirft brett auf baS 8lut unb bie
i9letmisen Oberfd4en bes SpitemS. 3eug.
niiie fret berianbt greiS rs Gts. fir bic TlG.
f9e. gerfauft bon allen &potbefern.
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9enti@er Ginamk In ben Der.
Gtaatem.

Sn ct. 2Ouis bat elm profefOr
Sbelbon einen 8ortrag iiber rben fitts
lt6en ginfluB Der 9euti6en auf bic
3utunft biefes 2anbes" gebalten, tpelz
der cine beim 9lnglo Qmerifaner felz
tene Wiirbigung bes Oeutl6tbum berz
rdtb. Der &ebner geitanb, baB ibm
iiber ben @egenftanb bic Mugen eigents
lid erf geDffnet purben, als er bic
Senti6en in 9euti6lanb fennen lernte
unb bann bier in ndberen 8erfebr nit
Sentl6amerifanern trat; bann babe
er it'd erf iiberaeugt, baB bic ameritas
ner feline fertige &afe biIben unb bic
@nglii6z Imerifaner feinen 9lnipru6
auf ausf1lieBli9e Serrf6aft babeH,
ft6 bielmebr bier erit ein 8plfs9aradter
ausbilbe, auf ben bic Oeuti6en einen
bebeutenben ginfluB iiben. 0on Der
Stdrfe bes @barafters Der 9eutIden
bat nun 9r. Sbelbon cine 10 bobe Wteiz
nung, baB mir MIR piini6en mo6ten
oaB tie ni6t gu bod iei.
9err Sbelbon fagt:
pNls Vprfdmpfer getpiHermaBen eis
nes neuen 3eitalters 1T ber 9merifaner
olelfa6 tibereilt; bepor er mod ein Sc
ieB oSer eine @inri6tung geniigenb gez
pritft bat, iagt er i6pn mad ettpas
gteuem, bamlt unaeitig erperimentirenb.
Nu6 Elm groBes 0olf fann bur6 iibers
t6nelle! gnttuidelung einen 6ebler
begeben, Der in ipdterer 3eit
tt6 f9per ridden m69te. Gin Gle
ment ioate besbalb serabe in unierer
ytation porbanben iein, ba5 in mebr
eonierpatiper Weife woblbewdbrte gins
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mebr gang traut, unterfibung in Der
Stride unb tpirft ii9 ben ltltramomtas
men in bic Mrme. Mber bas rotbe &C.
ipenit grinft rubig peiter, es ldBt fi6
peber 6ur6 quite @Drte, nod burd)
4ir9enflii6e berbannen. glur mehr
2i9t mebr Sreibeit auf politilbem
unb pirtbf6aftli9em @ebiet un6 bamit
mebr grob unb tpeniger 2aiten, f6nns
ten Der foaialoemofratif9en Ngitation
IN Seuti6lanb bas Serrain ftreitig
MAIDEN. 9aul @plff.
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@iftn, @tgengift.
stoman pOn Nnton Sreiberrm
b. Perfa II.
(Gortfebuus.)

vSon bteiem Stanopunft aus" ent,
ee9nete nit etnem Mnflug bon Spott
9ans, pbabe t6 bte Sa6e a(lerbtngs
nod nt6t betra9tet, unb, offen selast,
balte t9 mid aud ri1t berufen, Sic
Sunben mettter 8ater ipieber gut su
MAIDEN. Sd ltebe Sba, mag fetn burd
@ep6bnung, 9let9ptel, t9 fann mir
fetn anbereS Mdb9en als itteine Srau
benfen. SG tpilt au@ ni6t lange
iu6en, i1td beiperber, eS tnnb raid ge>
fdeben, ipenu es nod tiiten fou. gapa
bat ni6ts bagesen etn3uipenben, bon
ntorsen an 9etptB ri9ts 1ttebr, allo ="
Gr sudte belet6i9enb sic N9leln.
vMlio itebt ni9ts nebr int @es,
9laubit Du,A ergdll3te bic Mutter.
9ans blieb fteben unb lab ite ers
ffaunt an.
sd aber itebe nod iln @eo,H fnbr
fie pl6tli9 NIT lauter Stiuttle anf !;
onf ibrem Nntltt ftano @ntI6loIiers
bett, ttt9tS nebr bon Sd1er3 itno
@et9beit, i'd, bic Mautter, unb i6
uerbe fteben bleiben, perlafe Did bar.
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fen 5dben Wt6erItatb, auf.
4aroline blieb einen Gusenbltd lteben
uno bor6te NIT ionberbar 9eipauntent
Slus6rud auf bieie @orte. 6ie BON
9elbem aer5enli6t rlnfloiene ipeiBe
@eitalt nit benz f9marsen, lpaGenbelt
9aarmantel, beut bon 5eelenl9mers
pertlarten Intlit, aus ipel9em brobeno,
getpitterf6wer 5tpei ,bunfle Nnsen auf
ibm rtbten, erfillten pl0tlt6 Sans NIT
Saauer un6 @brfur9t.
S9eu mid er 3triid, bann taltete er-
aitterno mad 6er utiitterlinen 6ano,
fanf. ipie BON einer iibertroil9en Maat
6u Wooen ge6riidt, In bic Gnie lnb
ipeinte. Ginen Gusenblid 51gerte aaro,
line, ltnentldlolien, bann erfsog fte tbm
raid bic ergrtffene ReHte.
.Nie, CANS, 70 lang i9 lebe,a laste
iie nod einn1al feit, feierlt6 ,inb ging
5ur Ebiire btnaus.
Oriibet I'M S1lafsimn1er mar bic
EranSparentubr erlof1en, etn fabler,
blet9er Rrets leu9tete bon ber t&oniole
ipie etn Eootenantlit. Sie erloF6 ionit
ME, follte oaS eiae Mnmelbumg lein ?
Chen nod las Garoltne tbr ean;eS 2ebett
ab bon Der slan3enben S9eibe = unb
ihr gauges 2et6 -folte bieies balb en-,
ben - ooer tenes? @obl beiSes sns
fammen! Damn tann CT Sba ungebta,
bert beiratbet. l1nb fam fie es benn
dnbern, ipenn iie lebtP Wie benn?
- Ser 0ater fat ia bas leste @ort gu
fpre9enl Du tbuit ia, als Oh i6 feinen
yater bdtte.A
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etnen anbern bGtte, Der 70 6d1te tpie iie,
oann ip6re er aud nid1t @rbberr bon
Ssmmtusen, baum tplrbe Sba i'm S,ts
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ilnmO9ltd!
sic l0l9te bas 9i9t, tpHblte ii6 fr0s
itelmo In bic 8iIien llnb itarrte aaf bie
bleide, seipenfttide g9eibe auf Der
&onlole, ais ftGnbe 9ier etne Gntport
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Gde Wtaim Ala5a ita,n Qlceq,ias
9trake, Gan 9Gntpnip.
Gleioerlfoffe !!

80 sou bt NoSel plab Serge sus persauit
bt BET SO III fpn Gents. - . 80 "'s
42 Sa it Nobelp a euinss iport fir entae
cents per aS serfauf merSen nntn bel s7
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= Die Staatslegislatur BON Nfil.
fouri lit gu elmer @rtra SeNion allz
fammengetreten. gs banbelt li6 Inn
Die Eeueintbeiluug bes Staates in
@OngreBbiitricte, Inn bic 8eipilliaung
bon 6elbern gum Wieberaufbau Der
fiirslib abgebrannten Staats Unit
perlitdt in Columbia unb nm bic 9(be
tretung Der Surisbiction iiber bic eSefs
ferion 8arraden Bel st. Souls an
bic 8unbes Resierung.
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= S6on felt feds Sabrem linb Or.
4uguh &0nig's Samburger Samilien
Wfeoisinen itets IN meinem 9auie pors
ratbig. Sd balte bieielben fiir bic
belten 6amiliens0tebisinen, bic es giebt.
: Ben. gfiemeier 554 @inesStraBe,
Cincinnati Obip,
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auBer benz Gleds9Dpbus iinb
ieBt ben peri6iebenen probinSen &uba
lambs aud bic f6mar5en glattern in
berbeerenber @eiie ausgebro6en.
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sSla,telle, 8laafets umo Gpntfprtsl

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-07-07
AGRICULTURAL HINTS.

SHEEP cannot stand much dampness,
either on their backs or under their
feet. and thrive well.
WHEN young chicks become droopy
and appear drowsy the cause is usually
the lsrge gray lice on the heads.
Anoint with a few drops of sweet oil.
Few things equal wood ashes for
fruit and garden crops. The unleached
article and bone meal 90 well together,
and thus they make complete ma
nure.
SPEAKING Of the nasty habit Of allow
ing poultry TO rOost in the Toulouse,
the Rural New Yorker remarks: You
might just as well invite the hens in to
roost on your wife's sewing machine. "
Two CROPS may be grown on the same
land, but no farmer should attempt to
DO 50 unless he is willing TO double the
amount of manure applied Land can
not produce something from nothing.
1t must be fed or it will soon become
exhausted of fertility.
An educated young man in Indiana
last year was managing his fathers
farm and giving half; but By the i'm
proved methods employed the father
received just about as much as he made
when he did all the work himself This
is the result of education on the farm.
AS SOME one remarks, peas are rapid
IL coming into favor as food for mich
cows, especially in the winter produc-
ton Of milk as they are easily grown,
and are worth twice and a half their
weight in bran. Use the Canadian field
pea. Sow Two and a quarter bushels
per acre.
COAL oil is the best article to use on
rusty implements. II not only removes
rust, but viii prevent the difficulty if it
is frequently used. All tools should be
kept under shelter, however. as there
is nothing that can prevent rust when
implements are exposed to rain and
dampness.
Too MUCH killing up around the plants
IS not an advantage. Nearly all expert
ments made 10 determine the effects Of
killing and level culture are favorable
to level cultivation Of nearly all kinds
OF plants, not even excepting squashes,
cucumbers and melons, especially on
sandy soils.
THEEE il saving Of labor hy per-
forming Il at the proper time Tic use
Of a light garden rake will kin weeds
when they first appear, but it max re-
quirc a plow and two horses toclear the
land after the weeds get well under
way, and the labor may have to be APP
piled during busy period.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-07-07
FACTS FOR FARMERS.

IT does no harm to work mares that
are with foal if they are not worked
hard.
AT the Massachusetts, station expert
ments have been made with the sofa
bean as a silo plant. This bean grows
somewhat like pea vine. 1t is said to
more closely resemble meat in its
chemical analysis than any other
product
THE value of food does not depend
on its bulk. Chemists claim that a
pound of cottonseed meal is equal, in
nutrition, to three pounds of corn, or
seven and half pounds of bran. Ac-
eording to cost, therefore, it is much
cheaper than any kind Of grain.
RELIANT the rows of beets, carrots
and parsnips if the seeds have not germ
mated. The rains may have kept the
ground too wet and cold, thus causing
the seed to fail If any seeds have
terminated. and the plants are wen up,
leave them for an early supply.
PEACH trees sometimes die after
yielding only one or two crops. due to
the yellows or the borer the use
OF fertilizers, and guarding against in
fected trees, may prevent the disease,
but the borer can only be warded off
by constant vigilance in examining the
trees
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-07-07
ERGOT AND ERoOTIsm.
The Terrible Disease Produced by Fungus
-PopuIar Remedies.

Popular Remedies.
ErgOt affecting forage crops such as
wild rye, red top, timothy. etc. causing
great distress at times among farm
animals, begins by the termination of
spores Of a fungus, which have been
carried by wind, or other means, to the
flowers Of grasses favor able TO their de-
velopment. These spores terminate in
contact with the outer surface of the
newly-forming seeds. penetrate and in
the end displace them, preserving the
original form, and later bearing spores
which perform the Office OF seeds, and
falling to the ground. or upon flowers,
again terminate and produce the fun
gus. Therefore, ergot is not a dis
eased seed, but is entirely a fungus
growth. developing below the young
seed and preventing its formation. 1t
is the dormant form of the fungus,
which remaining in this condition until
autumn, or more usually until spring,
terminates in the damp ground and
sends up a growth which produces
spores that fall on flowers OF the
grasses and thus completes the cycle
The fungus has a different appearance
on different grasses, but the results from
animals eating it are the same. In the
illustration, l is a head of orchard
grass, 2, of timothy. 3, of wild rye, and
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DOOR FASTENING.

point of contact holds them in posi-
ton on each arm of door The middle
clip is slightly more than Al inches
wide The cut Fig u represents po-
sition of lath when doors are closed
TO open, pull up the lower lath till
notch Co catches and holds on mid
die clip, then push the upper lath to
the left and let it drop down on (Bl.
To close, vice versa. The point of eX-
cellencc is that the lath must he raised
up before they can either be opened or
closed. IS. j. Arnold in Ohio Farmer.
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DO BEES lNJuRE FRurT2

The Proposition EmphaticalIy Denied by
well-Known Authority.
The idea that bees injure crops is
only silly prejudice A gentleman in
France, several years ago, established
green house and stocked it with a
grea, variety of choice fruit trees.
Time passed and every year there was
super-abundance OF blossoms. with
very ,ittle fruit Various plans were
devised and adopted TO bring the trees
into b. airing but without success until
il was suggested that the trees needed
fertilization, ana that bees were needed
for this. A colony was introduced the
next season and there was no longer
any difficulty in producing erops The
bees distributed the pollen. and the set
ting Of fruit followed naturally. In
stead of being an injury to the crop,
they are an advantage The Stamens
and piStilS Of flowers are the male and
female organs. The stameu is the
male, which furnishes the pollen; the
pisl.l is the female. which must be inn
preEnated by this dust or pollen from
the stameu. or no fruit win be pro-
duced This fertilization Is accom-
lishcd bv tito hee. moving from one
lower ~ another and carry;ug the
poles sticking to their lege and wings,
20 the nest flower. ANA imnrernat:nr
its pistils, Says American Zee Journal
The al wise Creator created the bee
for the toWer, aud the flower ter the
bee; endowed the plant with the power
of secret i7ltr the fg-t2 -,,..s.4 a,,1 +ya,-.a
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4, Of red top, each Of which is affected
by ergot rs is shown by the black
growths where seeds ought to be. The
results of feeding hay affected by ergot
disease are frequently disastrous. The
skin of the animal becomes red and
itching in spots, the hair falls off and
repulsive sores appear. In cattle, hogs
and sheep, the sores more commonly
appear on the legs and feet. The
ankles swell, suppurate, the bones be-
come diseased, and finally the lower
joints drop off. This continues until
the animal is destroyed, affecting first
one, and then by degrees all the limbs.
1t is a terrible disease, and has been
known in the old world for several cen
turtles
OF the multitude of remedies tried,
only two have proved Of any value: /.
Poultices Of soap, rye-meal and salt to
the legs and feet. ?. A wash of beef
brine, composed of saltpetre and com
mon salt applied several times day,
and afterward washing and rubbing
the feet with bittersweet ointment.
After the disease is well advanced,
treatment is useless. When the first
signs of the disorder appear, make an
entire change of food, feeding that of
good quality, nutritious and free from
ergot. Administer a dose of physic,
keep animals warm and give plenty of
water. Ergotism will probably not APP
pear if the hay is cut before the seeds
formed. Green cut hay is easily di-
gestible and readily eaten Orange
Judd Farmer
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There are many focks of light shear
ing native sheep that do not pay inter
est ON the money invested IN them, let
alone paying for feed and trouble,
which, bred to 4 hoavy-heeced Merino
ram, and by judicious selection of the
offspring, can in short time b. bred
up to shear a good sized fleece as well
as To have carcass Of fair weight.
without going to the greater expense
necessary to purchase full flock of
thoroughbreds: yet they are quite an
Improvement over their thin, light
heeced progenitors, and this way Of
securing o flock of sheep IS in most
cases better suited to the farmers
pocketbool1. Farmers Voice.