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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.

COLORADO WAY OF RAISING POTATOES.
A Colorado farmer describes in tho
Rural New Yorker the cost and method
OF raising potatoes in that State.
81 have been somewhat interested
in tho way the Eastern farmer raises
and harvests potatoes; our way being
SO different, 1 thought some would like
to know how we do it. / havo two
sixteen-inch plows-one riding and
one walking. I plant in tho furrow
behind tho riding-plow, which has an
attachment TINT throws part of the
loose soil back into the furrow, SO that
the seeds have soft bed. Icover with
a walking pillow. This makes the rows
thirty-two inches apart. Two to cut
the seed II do not like tho machine
cuttors), two to drop, and two to pillow,
will plant between four. and five acres
q day. / harrow twice, cultivate
twice, and go through with the
hoes once. That is all until dig
g1ng time. use no manure or fer
tllizer, and, unlike the greater part
of Colorado, We can not irrigate, but
depend wholly upon the rains. The
elevation here is nearly 1000 feet Tho
average yield per acre is between 1000
and 5000 pounds, or seventy to ninety
bushels of marketable potatoes. I
have this year ITO acres, besides 100
acres of other crops. Tho land is
worth between SIS and 10 per acre.
use the four horse diggcrs. The cost
of harvesting and loading on cars three
miles distant if from ten to twelve
cents per two bushel sack, including
sacks and everything"
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established. All OF these ostablish.

established. All OF these ostablish-
ments hatch with incubators, some of
them having capacity OF 5000 or
10000 eggs every four weeks. More
over, as Pekin duck eggs are remark
ably fertile, almost us many little
ducks are Matched out as there arc
eggs put into the incubators. Tho lit
tie ducks are brooded by hot water
pipes passing through long sectional
brooders, and are fed from start to
finish on forcing dict. AS these
ducks nre, in many cases, to take the
place of understandable, or too expen-
sive, wild ducks, tho idea has been
conceived OF feeding them on celery
during tho last few weeks of their
growth to give the peculiar game
flavor which wild ducks acquire by
feeding upon wild celery in tho
marshes. So pronounced is this flavor
Of celery fed ducks that ono firm, Mt
least, has acres upon acres of celery
growing to feed to Its thousands upon
thousands of ducks.
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An Accommodating Road.

"ln Santa Rosa," remarked CON-
mcrcal traveller "the street railway
company lives up to lis public an
nouncemcnts: Every courtesy shown
travelscrs on our line
'"rlc last time wns there the con-
ductor stopped the chr and sat down to
read Il newspaper.
WHAT'S the matter? Broke DOWN
asked.
Z" No; Joe Thomas wanted to collect Il
bill from II fellow In that shoe shop.
He's owed 1t about three years and this
Is the first time Joe l,ns seen him. OK
planned the conductor.
'In the next block the conductor walt
ed for VIII keenan, to buy steak for
dinner and lock up his blacksmith shop.
It's an accommodating company."-San
Francisco Post.
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MILK. COOLER.

My mllll-cooler, writes George Hal
lock, is box largo enough to hold all
my milk and cream cans and butter
crooks. 1t has spout down one cor
her within one inch of the bottom, to
allow the water to flow in, thus putting
cold water in the bottom of tho tauk.
The warm water rises to tho surface
and passes off down the hose, which is
hooked up rs high rs you wish the
water in the vat around the cans.
When there is loss milk in cans, lower
the hose by use of the wire chain. The
warm water passes off ut the top of the
vat and rune out on our garden, and
is used to irrigate it. It does not
matter how much or how little water
is pumped in to tho vat ut once, Ms il
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1t goes without saying That ducks
love tho water, and in the case of the
breeding stock it is undoubtedly bet
ter ii access can BIO had to pond or
stream, but in the caso of young ducks
being grown rapidly, tho absence of
water for swimming purposes is not
detriment, but probably positive nd
vantage, for it would undoubtedly bo
much moro difficult and very much
moro expensive to put flesh upon n
duck that has access to water for
swimming. Too much exercise is not
conducive to the putting on of flesh, and
q quick putting on of flesh is an i'm
portant point in this business.
As duck for tho farm the Pekin is
admirably fitted in cvery way except
color, and this is no objection whero
tho birds can hnvo access to watcr to
keep their plumage white; but where
ducks are kept simply for consump.
ton, and whero water for swimming
is not at hand, I should much prefer
to keep the beautifully colored Rou-
ems, which are of large sizo and thrifty
habit OF growth. They are excellent
birds from practical point of view,
while, us ornaments to ones ponds OF
poultry yards, they cannot be sur.
passed, being always attractive in up.
pearance, whether there is n chance to
swim or not. With q white duck,
however, the chance is different, for
whcro wnter is not Mt hand it will
shortly get its plumage into decid.
eddy filthy condition that makes its
presence an eyosorc. But for duck
breeding on large scale, where quick
and largo growth is of tho first i'm
portance, tho Pellin cannot be SUR
passed. When celery fed it undoubt-
edly pnsses muster on thousands of
tables as wild duck.
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The Spice Islands.

The Moluccas, or Spice Islands, is
a namo applied to the islands OF tho
Malay Archipelago, between Celebes
and Papula, comprising Gilolo, Ceram,
Booro, Amboyna and Banda Islands,
Oby, Bachian and Waigeoo. They
aro volcanic and fertile, producing
nutmegs, cloves and Other spices, sage,
fruits and fine woods. Around them
are many pearl fisheries. The Moluc-
cas- have been Tor centuries alternately
in the possession of tho Spaniards,
Portuguese and Dutch, but ut present
are held by tho last named Nation.
Tho population consists of Malays,
Papuans, Chinese. Japanese and some
Europeans.
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AN EMERGENCY DRAWER.
Every Household Should HIVE q pioe
for Simple Remedies,

Every Household Should HIVE a Place
for Simple Remedies.
Every household should have II fixed
place devoted to simple remedies for tho
trivial accidents which often become
such serious affairs through neglect.
Burns, scalds, cuts and bruises are of
nearly daily occurrence, and their fire.
quency as we'll us palnfulncss demands
little forcthought toward their allie.
Walton. The emergency drawer is dc.
signed to I'LL this need. 1t should bo
stout and steady, with. no tendency to
stick fast when least expected, and
we'll out OF reach of little prylng I'm.
gers. 1t should also he located some.
where In the kitchen. as oftcntimcs IL
wounu Is neglected rather than run up
stairs for assistance.
The remedy always on hand should
be carron oil equal parts of lime water
ana linsced oily, common baking soda,
arnlca, salvc, anti-scptic gauzc, to-
gether with absorbent cotton, old linen,
cheesecloth bandagcs and n pair of
scissors. Carron oil Is II sovereign rem.
ely for burns and scalds, and should
always be on hand; baking soda Is an
other very good remedy, and In burns
from hot lard Will often give relief
much sooner than tho oil. 1t IL used
either dry, or made into strong solu-
ton with water.
Anti-septic gauze Is useful In case of
cuts. After washing thoroughly to re.
move any foreign substance, draw tho
edges firmly together and cover neatly
with the gauze. Salvc Is for slight
burns, etc, ana serves merely to OK.
cludc the air from the tender surface.
Absorbent cotton can be used for
burns and scalds serious enough to
need bandaging, and should be kept
III place by chccSecloth bandnges. Other
simple remedies may also go In tho
drawer. Parcgorlc and peppermint for
stomach ache. n never ending complaint
among the smaller fry. Jamaica gin.
ger for cramps, hurtshorn llnlmcnt for
sprains, etc. 1t can be duplicated with
good effect In the nursery, and may
have added Group medicine from re-
liable doctor, flannel bands, Il hot water
bottle, small syringe and CASTLE sonp,
good sweet oil FOR physic, bottle Of soda
mint and Il small collection OF the teas
which old-fnshlopcd nurses cling to-
The small expenditure of time ana
money necessary TO equip these cmer
gcncy drawers will 10 repaid hundred
fold In many eases where time Is Il val
liable factor In cures.
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FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.

Guernsey cattle will give tho high
est colored butter of any breed of
cattle in the world.
Wide tires protect tho woodwork of
the wheels. When you have got them
keep them by painting every year.
The man who sticks to raising first.
class cattle and hogs, and does it with
good judgment, will find it reasonably
profitable.
Better raise nil the chicks you are
going to, as soon as possible now, for
the carly Matched ones will the soon
est lay, end it costs no moro time nor
trouble to raise them now than later
on.
To take out stumps and stones is
easier during very dry spell on some
fields, while OH other soil the work is
made lighterif tho ground is moist, or
even wet. Pick out the best time for
doing these jobs, so that tho samo labor
will accomplish moro and DO less ex-
pensive for the amount of improve
ments made.
A farmer who has triel several
modes of destroying cut worms finds
that an excellent method is to use a
stick three feet long and II inches in
diameter, sharpened at one end, with
which two or three holes are punched
in the ground near each plant. The
cut worm is sluggish aud falls into
the hole, from which he cannot easily
escape.
Do not overlook buckwheat as q
summer crop. 1t grows on poor land
but yields more largely if tho land is
rich. 1t is considered profitable
crop for blowing under in the full, be-
ing used for renovating poor land. Its
blossoms afford excellent forage for
bees ut time when they can find but
few honey producing plants on which
to work.
1t is commended that severe winters
do not destroy insects, rs thoy go
down below the effects of moisture, but
it isa fact that tho severe frosts of
winter do destroy somo of them. Lato
frosts, however, which como after the
warm weather begins, are very destruc-
tive to insects. In 1859 juno frost
destroyed the growing crops in Penn
sylvanin, bat also exterminated tho
red wheat weevil, which moro than
paid for tho damage to crops.
Aeration of milk tends to drive out
any bad odors TINT have been absorbed
and to lessen the tasto and smell re-
sulting from such improper foods rs
onions, etc. But aeration-in itself has
little effect OH tho keeping quality of
the milk or on tho effect of Dreaming.
However, MS aeration is usually Mt
tended by cooling of the milk, tho
effect is to retard Dreaming if tho
cream is raised by setting in pans or
cans in crcamcr. Milk shipped to
market is benefited by being thor
oughly aerated.
Feed horses at hard work on four
pounds of wheat bran and eight
pounds of provender consisting of
400 pounds of cracked corn to fifteen
bushels of oats) daily, with all the hay
they want. This ration gavo the best
results ut the Massachusetts, Expert.
ment Station for horses weighing
about 1000 pounds, but proportion.
ately moro grain is fed to heavier
horses. For medium work three
pounds bran and six pounds proven
der per head daily is used, and for
light work two pounds bran and four
pounds provender.
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RECIPES.


Rhubarb Custnrd Pic = Ono-halt
pint of finely chopped rhubarb, spread
evenly over IL rich pic paste. Mako n
custard rs for custard PICS and pour
over it. Bake slowly until the rhu-
bnrb is tender and tho custard
Drowned.
Orange Jelly-Tho juice of four or.
nnges, tho grated rind of ono lemon,
one and onc-half cupfuls of sugar.
Put one-half box of gelatine into cold
water, let it stand two hours, add n
pint of boiling water and tho other
ingredients, pour in molds and sot on
ice to cool.
Mock Oyster Soup-Placo tcacup
OF shredded Goldfish in quart OF
water. Simmer one-half hour. Add
one pint of stewed tomatoes and n
pinch of soda. Boil fiyo minutes.
strain, add ono quart of milk, salt
pepper and butter. Serve with crack
crs or croutons.
Corn Ponc-Scald the menl over
night, as if making thin mush. Add
cold water until lul1ewarm, and
thicken with meal until stiff. Add ono
tcaspoonful of sugar and one half ten.
spoonful of salt. Place it in covered
dish where it will be warm over night.
In the morning bake in hot oven.
Rice Biscuits = Slit together two
and onc-half cups of flour, one-half
tonspoonful of salt, two tcaspoonfuls
OF baking powder, yolks of two eggs
beaten lightly, thrco fourths of cup
of milk, one half cup of stenmed or
boiled rice. Cut in last the whites of
two eggs beaten stiff. Bake in gom-
pans in Il hot oven.
Fresh Pincapple-Cut it round two
inches from the top. Cut tho lower
piece lengthwise, just through the
skin, then peel round without break
ing the skin. Lift tho outside off and
slice the inside around. Sprinkle
pulyerized sugar between each layer
and cover with the rind again. Put q
small piece ON top, then it will look
like the uncut pineapple. Serve,
using fork to lift out the layers.
Meat Jelly-Tako pieces of cold
ham, beef, etc., that has been
left neutrality-suspicious. of cupful.
When hashed fino add four small
spiced gherkins, cut in fne pieces,
and half n box of gclatinc, soaked in
half cup of cold water, till soft. Add
boiling water, one pint, half cup of
spiccd vinegar from tho pickles
moro If the vinegar js not strong. Stir
in tho meat and pickle. Pour in tho
molds., Servo when hard.
Strawberry Mosse-Mash one quart
OF berries and ono cup of sugar in
bowl. Let stand two hours. Mean
while soak one-quarter of box of
gelatine in water to cover it. Press
fruit through the sieve. Add one
third of cup of boiling water to tho
gelatine, and when dissolved add tho
fruit. Set on ice and cool, stirring
until the contents thicken. Add
whipped cream, stirring it gently.
When smooth place in rnolds aud
freeze.
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v GROWING pEKIN DUCKS

a great many people, first and last.
have been seized with an irresistible
desire to go into poultry raising upon
n largo scale, says Webb Donnell in
the New York Times. They have fol-
lowed out tho desire with varying re-
suits, but the majority have made H.
mentable failures. Especially Inns
there been failure when the ATTEMPT
has been made to mako chickens and
eggs the chief source of income. There
is ono branch of the poultry business.
however, in which certain individuals
have iiado quite n distinct success,
and that is the raising of young ducks
for market. Long Island is particu-
larly noted rs tho location of the
greater number of these mammoth
duck plants, though nm equal degree
OF success appears to have followed
the efforts of parties in other parts of
the country along tho same line. Tho
Pekin, pair of which are figured
herewith, is the duck used for breed.
ing purposes in NIL these great duck
hatcherios. This is because of its
white making feathers less
Objectionable in the dressed specimen
Its large size and, in particular, its
habit of wonderfully rapid growth
from the shell up to six or eight
weeks of age. One who has never
raised these ducks can scarcely ealize
with what amazing rapidity the Pekin
ducklings will shoot up. It almost
seems MS though one can see them OK.
panding before his very eyes! / have
kept oil kinds of poultry. with the OK.
ception of geese, and speak advisedly
when I say that for rapid growth-the
rapid doubling and doubling again of
slze--there is nothing in the whole list
that has come under my notice that
can ut all compare with the growth of
q young Peliin duck. In the mean
time, the young duck is eating in
way to vol nigh cause faminel But
he turns what he ents to good purpose,
and gives satisfactory profit if he is
fed to his utmost capacity for a few
weeks and is then sent promptly to
market. Kept a little beyond the
proper limit, and he will soon be
"eating his head OFF, for ducks bill
is veritable shovel, and n shovel that
will always BIO worked effectively
when anything in the way of food is
in sight. I suppose there is a limit to
ducks appetite, but just Mt this mo.
ment ] do not recall ever having wit
messed it.
IN large cities there is demand Mt
particular seasons of tho year for
young dncks, and it is to meet this de.
malid that the business of duck raising
on a truly mammoth scale has been
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ONE ENJOYS

Both tho method and results whom
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho tasic, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcnnscs tho sys-
tenn ollGctually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fovors and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duccd, pleasing to tho tasto and nc
ccptable to tho stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, ito
mnny excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for salo in so
cont bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hnnd will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. GU.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. HEW YORK. M
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Tobncco-NyeaIsencd RESOLUTIONS.

Nerves lrrltntcd by tobacco, always crnv-
ing for stimulants. explains why Il ~ to hnrd
to swear OF. No-To-Dnc s the only guaram-
tocd tobacco habit euro because ii acts d.
rcctly on affected norvo ccntors, destroys ir-
ircslinH sleep. Many gain 10 poun,la In 10
days. You run no risk. No-To-Dao IN sold
md guaranteed hy Druggists ovorywhorr.
Book free. AL. Sterling liomcdy Co., Now
York City or Chicago.
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AB@OaUTEHY EsUEsE
Glnss Eloors

A now warehouse In Paris has been
built with glass floors. The initial cost
Is considerably over that of tho ordinary
floor, but In view of the fact TINT tough.
cned glass Is so much longer lived than
wood, the experiment is likely to prove
cheaper In the long run.
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Thcy OnIIItOynrYnrir.

biislnnss inon-wlth all tloir scnsn-ronliHo
whpt In tho trouble with thoIr hontls. Tnoy
eali - ovor.work, worry, nnythinE but what Il
ments usually cnmcs disguised M Hompthlng
TTlsc. Wonldn You ho convinced &c u box OF
kipnhs Tnbulcs cleared your hond and bright
cnod up tho business outluok2
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Tho Reason Why.

Littlo Willie-I was going fishing
Sunday, but my papa wouldn't let me.
Tho Rev. DIR. Saintly--Thats tho
right kind of papa to have. Did ho
tell you the reason why?
Willic-Yes, sir. He said there
wasn't bait enough for two.-Lifc.
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strangcr-Don't you find 1t lonely
muking trip out here every day?
Commuter-NOt at all. bring home
now cook or maid-of-all-work with mo
almost every evcnlng.-Truth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Dolly-I told Mr.. Nicefellow that
bet Reggie twenty kisses our boat would
win II race ut the rcgattnl Daisy
Well, wasn't lie shocked? Dolly-No, I
let him hold tho stukcs.-Boston Globe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
Ills Golden WcddInm

Joneslcy-Coming around to my gold
cD wedding next week?
Brownkins dndignantly)-Your golden
wedding? Why. man, you're not IS.
Jonesley-No, but I've bagged IN
American helress.-Judge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06
Lnrgcr tlinn LIok,a.

A principal feature of the Paris Elk.
position Of 1900 will be the largest tel.
cscopc in the world. II is TO be 200 feet
long. and to have an objective, OF four
feet diameter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

w. II. Urlnln, Jackson, Michigan, writoa (:
"Suifcrol with Cittrrh for fflcon years,
Halls Catnrrh euro curud mo-" Sold by Drug.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

VITO used "MornEns fniESp" before nrnt
chiid-wnn quickly relieved; suffered hut littin
iCcovCry rnnlh. U. u. JOHNSTON, EnInnin. Ain
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Don't make IL nasty muss by blowing
your brains out. If you want to kill
yourself, drink lots OF Ice water.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

DR.. kilmcr's SwAMp-Itoor curos
nll Kidney nnd bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation FREQ.
Laboratory lIlnglnmpton, MY.
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Mrr. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
iccthinE, nftcns tho gums: reduces inflnm'
ton, nllnys pnin, ourca wind cole. ~ o. u botLi
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Forwhooring Cough, plso's Cure IA II Sue.
rcrsinl remedy M. l. DIETER, "a Thorpe Ave.
brooklyn, N. y, Nov II, iSpa
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Good Definition of n Gcnlue.
A genius is an artist who knows In.
stinc,ively how to touch tho heart AMI
mind at tho Same timc.-Galvcsto
News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

In all Spanish America tho Indians forI
tho gtont muss OF tho population.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

No Indinn trlbo north OF Mexico hnd do.
mcsticutcd any animal but tho dog.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-09-06

Tho average holght md weight OF indiana
Is no greater thnn OF oilor people.
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Tho gront tomplo OF tho sun at Cuzco, |
Poru, was attended by 1000 priests.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-13
eyranfreif.
Bon ocn Sp5ialiiten ausaestid1t.


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