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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
MuBIann.

9ie Gerbdltnille in Seutl6lanb idei.
men auf ben Sturs oes &ei1stan5lers
lnrib sn elmer NuflOiuns oes &eiAsta.
laes binsumeiien.
@ine Neitation groBen Stpls foll fiji,
Die 8erar6Berung Der Slptte ins Werl
9eiebt peroen.
Sic @ntfremoung stpii6en 9eutI6=
lano uno Gn9lanb miro cine INNER
1tarfere.
s5m id6liiden goietlanoe muroe am
Samltas Elm beftises @robeben ber=
ipirt.
Sci SDln 1T Der &beinoampfer v&ai=
Ter Wilbelm" aufselaufen led sepor=
oen uno geiunten.
Sn Sftri6 am &bein 1tarb am 30.
Tebruar General Nlbre1t bon Stoi6.
Nomiral unb perbient I'm Die 9ebung
Der oeutl6en Marine alter nabe5u 78
Sabre.
Cine groBe 6euersbrunlt in bem
Oprfe Griinlinoe, &esierunesbeSirf S6=
nissbera bat bic 6d!fte oes 8orfes
einsedibert. Sn einem Der absebrann=
ten 9auier lit Elm Gino erltidt.
sSn Gairo, gsppten, itarb grsbersos
Nlbre6t Salpator, NeHe bes @r3berso1s
Serbinano ". bon 3pscana, Des Mel=
'telten oes ni6t resierenoen 9lites beg
Diterreibilden Gaiierbauies ; er lit i'm
Nlter bon "a Sabren Der ShminOiu6t
erlegen.
General 8aloillera lit als Nadfolser
oes Generals garatieri gum SD6iteom=
manbirenoen Der italienilhen Sruppen
in Nfrifa ernannt morben.
9ie britiibe uno frans0iiide Preiie
befunoet ibre Spnpatbie nit Spanien.
Sn Spanien lit cine bp6erabige gr=
reaung unb grbitternng gegen Die ger.
Staaten pesen Der Guba GeiolutiDn
oes @onsrelies entitanoen. Sn garce=
Iona mari elm Mob i'm amerifanii9en
Goniulatsgebduoe Die Geniter elm.
gei Mubig I'M NieberellaB miI &ai=
Ter Milbelm Elm luriDies SagoidloB
bauen. Ser 2anbesausiduB bon @l=
iaB=2otbrinsen bat einen ibm su9emu=
tbeten Yeitras BON 10000 Marf ab=
selebnt.
Sanbitiirme BON ME erbDrtem lm=
fanae baben in nngarn,sanae Srti9af=
ten begraben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
stetaem oes silberpreiies.

gtew Yort, 2S. AJebruar. Sarren=
lilber tpurbe aeitern su Dem bD6fen
prei1e feit pielen Monaten perfauft. gs
mar ani1einenb cine quite Na9frage
pprbanoen, tpel6e ben preis auf 70
@ents binauftrieb. zimmerman &
Goribap, SanoD & 6arman uno anbe=
re 9dnbler in Gbelmetallen erfldrten,
Tie piibten feinen beItimmten @runo ba=
fir ansuseben. Sb iie auf Spetula=
tim suriid5ufiibren lei uno ob lie an=
bauern iperoe, bariiber singen bic 9ln=
li1ten auseinanber.
Gilber mel befanntli6 bis auf SO
Gents per llnse unb bradte ettpa feds
Monate lang 60 Gents. Weitii1ti9e
perionen fauften oamals inter Der
9anb 8arreniilber an ; aud wuroe biel
ausgefiibrt, ba auf bem europdil6en
Continent lange 3eit eine lesitime Na6=
fraee oarnab berri6te. NuBerbem pur=
ben bic Yorrdtbe bur9 ben 8erbrau1
in ben Gunlfaemerben Dertpenbet. 3ebn
Mpnate lang betrug Der greis bann et=
ma 81 Gents nnb in ben lebten orei
Mo6en unb Biz 9eitern betrug er SO
gents.
9ie greisiteigeruna fam 10 lanslam
uno allmdlig, oaB iie Der alsemeinen
Mufnerfiamfeit entsing. Gleid3eitig
1tiegett Die Wertbe Der 2lttien aller in
ben 8ersbauoiltriften sele9enen 8ab=
nen. Sies gilt als Elm 8eleg fiir cine
Wicoerbelebung beg Snterehes an 6il=
ber=ger9iperten uno fir before Nuslib=
ten. Gin Silberpreis BON rs Gents
bebeutet piel fur Die sroBe Snouifrie
unb tpiir6e Dhne 3peifel einen neuen
Silber=. Boom" berborrufen.
9ie SilberprDbuftion bat In Der leb=
ten 3eit niAt Der Na1frage entlproden,
oa bic Berglelte lid bauptiddlib Der
GOIogeipinnuilg 5ugewen0et baben.
Wie bunoert NAL ertlart tDorbeu, tann
cine preisifeigerung aud nur burh cine
gini1rdnfung Der prDoutti0n erreitbt
iueroen, baron dnDert bas @efaiel u1b
Geliiirnl DOn 9ar3 Qlmerifa niGts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Gmglamo ,.mo DemtS6lamo.

Die spannuns 3wii6en 9eutldlanb
uno gnglano miro INNER srDBer uno
elm bernorragenber beuti9er Diplomat
bat Iib iiber Die 6abla9e uie folgt
ausgeoriift vgnglanb fommt raid in
iene Gtellung, NO es tdmpfen muB,
tpenn es feline SteIung tpirflib auf<
rebt erbalten pil. DeutIblanb min
gngIan6 bur1aus nidt libel unb es
piro einen Gampf nidt berausforoern,
nod min es eine engliihe Mlian3 sll
Gtanoe brineen. Wir iperbetl i'm Ge=
ggentbeil 9an5 rubi9 oabeiifeben unb
england etc Chance geben, 5u aeigen.
Dab es Die bon ihn protlamirte pber-
berrlihe Gtellung tpirflib einnilnmt.@ \
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
&mrse Notisett.
3nlano.

cSnlan1.
sSn Gentudp ilt Die gunoeslenatoren.
tpabl INNER nod nbt gu Stanoe ge=
tDmmen Der republifanii6e Ganbioa1
6unter bat li6 am Gamitag auriidge=
3p9en.
Die Baltimore & Ohio gabn 1T in
Die Sdnoe bon Mallenpermaltern iiber=
gesaneen Die 8ahn, nit einem Neb
BON iiber 1000 Meilen, lit cine Der dl=
teifen unb beoeutenoiten Der Union.
8ei Stem Oorf rannte tpdbrenb eines
bidten glebels Der fran5olii6e 9ampfer
> 8ourgogne" ben Sampfer vglilIa" in
ben 8runo niemano ertrunfen falf
gu glei6er 3eit fubren sipei lanoere
Sampfer auf ben Gruno.
'Sn Dem YrpaeB Der gunoesreeierune
ge9en ben Na6laB bes Galiiornier
Miliondrs StanfDro fat bas 8unoes=
Sberseridt gu @uniten Oes4ebtern ent=
i6ieoen.
leberi6memmun9ett ri1ten in ben
'Staaten Jtem Uorf un0 Connecticut
enornen S9aoen an.
Diit 49 segen Al Stimmen bat Der
Senat ppn Soma Die @infiibrung bes
Srauenitimmre6ts abaelebnt.
Die 2e9islatur oes glei6en Staates
bat bas beantraete Yrobibitions=9lmen
oement sur 8erfailung permorfen.
Sn Salifar, q. g., bat elm fur6t=
barer Srano am Sonntag einen S9a=
Den bon $3.50, 900 beruria6t.
9lus 9ouispille, ap., miro Die Cab
lunaseinltellung Der eroben grannt=
pein=Sirma Monar6 & So. in Spens=
boro gemeloet.
9ie @innabmen bes Sunoesi6aBam=
tes baben i'm Sebruar einen ueberi6uB
liber Die 4us9aben er9eben.
gei Der Genesuela &pmmiilion 1ino
Die Nften unb S6riftltiife Der eneli=
lben &egieruns einge9angen, auf mel=
DIE lie ibre 9lniprii6e 9riinoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

Gin gampblet, bas eine srose Mnaabl BON
Seu9ntffen nebit bollitdnbigen Mbreffen uno
ybntssrapbten bon Srauen, bic burd5 bas
prescription" fnrirt inurben, entbdlt, tuirb
iberau BIN sratis perianbt; ierner bet Gm.
ptan9 BON 10 Gents In Briefmarien, fur
Yorto, Dr. Bterce's srobe, 1853 Geiten nm.
talieiloe Abhanbliin9 NIT 9ol3i6nitten unb
folor,rten SGuffraticner. Wlon tueube tita
al! ole Worlds Dispensary Medical Asscci-
alton, Buffalo. 81. p.
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= Sic I'M Gonturs lid befinbli1e
Nem Dorf, genniplpania uno Dhio
gilenbabn, III tiirSlih sur Nerifsiee=
rung getomnen unO ben @llubi9ern
er1er 9ppOtbet als einsiaen Bietern i'm
ben Betrag BON 3ebn Willionen Dollars
sugeIproden iporben. Die Dobn err
ifredt {i1 pon Galamanca, 81. O., bis
nod DaDton. s., tpuroe 1864 fertie
erffelIt nnb befano fih feit 1883 in
paht Der Grie Gilenbabn.
8ei gDarren, O., eIlt9leisten Iebte
Mode s WQgen Der @rie Babn, nit
G6usinei, an9efiIllt, ipopoll piele ee=
tbofet ip,iroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

~s"s ~ stsNIS ~ OtSt
fagen. SD eradte es
ols rneine Pfli1t. allen
Mitihipeftern, tpelbe
on &ranfbeiten Der @e>
bdrnutter leiben, aiisils
rufen, baB es fir ite bie
beffe, Gr3rlei ailf @ottes
Grbboben 1T; id fann es
ntdt genug preiieu fir
au bas @ute, bas es
mir getban bat. Wer
oaran 5,ueifelt, ,bem aeben
Gle getroif meinen Na.
men unb meine aoreGe. /"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

sSu Wlilan BEL Noripalf. 81, ifdrb
am 26. Sebr. Samuel Cotton, Batter
bes beriibmten Grfinbers 3bonlaS n.
goiion iili boben Mlter BON "a Sobrea.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04

Dhn q. Rpbp in Canal Do
Qln bat eiae QlustpobI bon 1000 Mulfers
|ru3 be3igen ppn 81 Bis $50. mad lells
|eiter Mooe. Gpre1t bei Tim nor
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Sic Game.

9iun;eln ober Tdltdtn TN @efidt, triiter;
glan3loier Bid unb 4obltpangigfeit ftn6
In Der Regel bic 6ot9en 0er bein peit.
Iihen @elhledt eigertbiiulihen Gt6rnngen,
l1nregelmdbigfeite nnb Gdnddeuftdnbe.
Sn elmer 9etpiifen Qebeifsperiobe bebarf iebe
Trau eines ffirnulirenben unb oobei bod
tlerperberubigenben WlittelS. Ob ne MN an
ObumahtsanfdlIen, Wernofitdt, G1pinhel,
Berihiebung ober fatarrbali5h der Gnt5lnbum0
ber Shleimbdnte, ber M2ntteror9one o0er
allgen1einer @6ndd)e feibet, IN iebem Gdfle
gebt DIR. Yierce'S "Favorite Prescriptionss
ben1 llebel auf ben @runb nnb fnrirt es.
Oafielbe 1T cine BON eiilenr berporrdQembem
Mr5t entoedte unb felt pielen Sabren NIT nd
ffets gleihbleibenben @rfolg IN allen Edfs
len bon Granenleiben nnb fenen tntereffam.
ten nShipdbe3uifdnben" angetDanbte Ar3r
nei. gSemn Gramen iiberarbeitet, .herunters
gefontmen", iibermiibet firlo, tpenn re ni1t
idiafer fonnen, ipenn iie rei5bar unb uriirs
rid itnb, tpenn fie Oil 9iidenjhmeraen Iet.
ben, fouten fie gum rihtigen Wfittel greifen.
baS tbnen pollifdnbige Seilung gnranfirt.
DIR. pierce's "Favorite Prescription" IN qe.
raoe bas ref,te Ding; es IN ben Neoiirf.
nihen Der foetblifen giatur anaetaft, ffdrSt
NIB fraftigt bic iueiblif)e Ronltitution unb
erh0bt beren 2eben8fraft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-03-04
Obio staatsgeiebgebmng.

81, ben einselnen 3peigen unlerer
2eaislatlr ipurben lebte Mode beri1ie=
bene Bills pailirt, BON oenen smqr nod
feline burd ,beibe 6auler 9egan9en 1T,
an beren Gelebiperoung jebo9 ni6t gu
sueifeln lit. Wir beben folgenoe bers
ielben berbor
/. Mbittlelp's GdlebiG, ipelbe per=
| |fii9t, bab Gaie, tpelder nidt ausfhlieB=
lid aus &abm pber Mild 9ema1t 1T,
Die Mufi6rift Sanitation Gbeeie" tra=
gen ioa. gllS Bube lit beim eriten ue=
bertreten $50 Bis 800, i'm Wieoerbo=
lun9sfaue 500 bis 5000 beltimmt,
|nebIt @efdneniB bon 10 bis 60 Sagen.
2. Sic 5ullipan Bill. bur1 Delde
bas Mlter bon Mdbden bel 3uitimmuns
|sur 0eiratb auf Is Sabre fefaeiebt 1T.
Ser 8erlu6, bas beiratbsfdbige Mlter
auf 18 Sabre gu Hellen, ibIua febl.
@eldledtliher llmsang nit Oadbden
|unter Is cSabren, nit ooer obne gin=
milliaun9 berfelben. miro na1 bieiem
@eiebe als Notb3u1t betra6tet unb be-
itraft tperoen.
3. Weitere Bins i9reiben bor, bab
Mpothefer, tpel9e Spirituoien berfau=
fen, cine 2icen3 bon $25 gu sablen ba=
ben !; oab bas Mufbilien frember
Glagaen auf Dffentlihen @ebduoen ber=
boten fei Dab tpiloer Salat nnb
ipilber @enf auf bic elite Der llnfrdu=
ter geiebt iperoe, beren 8ertilsun9 oas.
@efeb aur pHi1t tna1t baB alle
|S1ulpriiflings 8eamten 2ebrer iein
|muHen. - uno baB 0erli6ernngs=@ Sc
|iealhaften lire Ginanoausmeiie nidt in
eigenen gampbleten Der6ffentliden biir<
fen, ionoern In je atpei englii1en unb
elmer beuti1en 3eitung In alien gpuns
ties. mo- lie Mgentlren haben.
eynt tpeitern notire1 mir, bab Der
Senat Die In lebter Summer ertp1bnte,
pierfa1 iiberipannte @e1nung bes
Dberit goit bon $50, 900 anerfennen
miro, unb bab i'm 0aus Der nit fhipa=
der Mebrbeit ermdblte Democrat Gbar=
les 8. Dapis ieines Gibes 3u @unlten
bes @epublifaners Merrnman (GDlum-
bus) berlulfig erfldrt tplirbe.
Nepr. Gbneiber aus 9oleoo rei1te
cine gorlage Elm, tpelde 1T Gtdbten
NIT iiber 5000 Ginppbnern ben Gfobtz
rdthen bas Meht ertbeilen pil, an
@onntagen bas Gffenbolten Der yDirtb=
fhoften ppn 12 llbr Wiittags bis 10 |
llbr Mbenbs ail aelfaften.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
CLERGYMEa
TESTIFY
EMINENT DIvlnES GIVE POSI-
TIVE PROOF
THAT MUNYON'S IMPROVED HON.
oEoPATHIc REMEDIES cune
nHEuMArisM, oATARRu AND THE
MOST OBSTINATE DISEASES.
Why Pay DiR Fees to Doctors when
You Can Cure Yourself With "a rs
Cent battle OF Munyon's lmproved
homeopathic Rcncdicsf

Rev. F. r. Ripley. 1880 Columbus ave-
nue., Bay city, Michigan. says: II al
ways recommend Munyon's Remedies
with feeling of thankfulncss for the
wonderful cure they made In my case.
was severity afflicted with rheumatism
FOR many years and could get no relief.
j was often in very great pain and
ties. Munyon's rheumatism Cure was
advised, and. though l had no faith In
H. | tried the little pellets. 10 my
great surprise. In weeks time | was
greatly relieved. and at the end OF
month was completely cured, Mum
yon's Remedies are a blessing to hu-
mainly, and Intend to keep a case OF
them In the house for use In my fam
lily"
Rev. II. II. Waggener, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church, Athens. Tenn,
says: 81 was laid up with an obstinate
cold in the bronchial tubes for four
weeks, coughing at night and so hoarsc
during the day | could scarcely speak.
l could not preach over twenty minutes
without my voice gisSng away COM
pletely. | purchased bottle " Mum
yon's Cough Cure one saturday after
noon ana By sunday was enabled TO
teach In Sunday-school, preach twice a
day. and when my days work was
done my voice was as strong as II ever
was. consider Munyon's Remedies
most wonderful for the promptness with
which they cure"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never
fails to relieve In 1 10 Q hours, and
cures In few days. Price. 2bc,
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms of Indigestion and
stomach troubles, Price. 20 oonts.
Munyon's cold Cure prevents pncu-
monia and breaks mp a cold In a few
hours. Price, 90 cunis,
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs
night sweats, allays soreness, and
speedily heals the lungs. Price. 2j
| cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or groins and
all forms of kidney disease. Price. %
| cents.
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervous
ness and builds w the system. rs
| cents,
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
fail. The Catarrh Curc--price 25c-
| eradicntcs the discake from tho SYSTEM
| and the Catnrrh Tablets-pfioe Goo
| cleanse and heal tile parts
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs re-
| lieve asthma in thu'e minutes and cure
IN five days. price 80 cents each,
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms of plies. Price 2sc
Munyon's Blood Cure eradcotcs all
Impurities OF thf blood. Price, rs
| cents.
Munyon's Vitall2,r restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price, 800,
a separate euro 1or each disease. AZ
| all druggists 25c bottle.
Personal letters to Professor Mum
yon. 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Pa. answered with free medical advice
for any disease.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

fmn the Department OF Agricu'-
r cones a valuable bulletin from tne
kfinant agrostologlst, or grass
krs Lard G, smith, and from II We
edense the following: a., ,ha
Alfalfa seed weighs 60 pounds to tne
hshel.
For hay crop SOW "a to 80 pounds
seed per acre. ,rda
r acre.
Sow clean seed. ,
North of the altitude of washington
C., sow alfalfa in the spring as sI So
the ground is warm-from the ,
Of April to the middle OF May
w In drills or broadcast. - In
In the south and southwest anu ~
alifornia SOW alfalfa in sprlns vi 10y, ~"
bmn. Sow in drills. In me so and
Pw in drills I6 TO 20 inches apart "N
itivate the first season. 80,
Do not cover the seed TOO uevp.
Alfalfa does not obtain maturity un
the third or fourth year, theIeiota
b not SOW II expecting TO get w
est results In less than that time.
MA grows best on n deep ,. :
pam. underiaid by a loose and PEI
feable subsoil. 1t will not grow =, !,
iere Is an excess of water In the so"'
ne land must be well drained, ,ha
| Alfalfa IL a deep FEEDER piow ~, "
end thoroughly; the deeper the oe
Ier.
Alfalfa thrlves best in the SOUS ~, run
finlng lime. potash and magnes.,uin'
does not grow well In SOILS e,,.l' ,s
rs an excess of iron. or where i'''
fholly absent. an.
Cut for hay when the first howers III
pear If cut In full bloom the nay
n woody and less nutritious, ,,ster,
Gut for seed when the miduIe
seed pods are dark brown ,ora.
10 make alfalfa hay cut IN VIZ 10,
Roon and let 1t wilt; then rnhe ,,i,,d
Eindrows. It should be cured III MI r.
[ows and coks. and stock"h VI fnssi.
tarns with as little handilhs az orde,
% get 1t in stack before the leaves pe
eome too dry and brittle. the ienNu,
efe the most palatable and nu'ri'io''
parts Of the hay. rhi,
Cover the stacks with caps. I'M
fains.
III the arid regions, where rrls ,s ~
" nsacticed. put water on the nsia ,ei,
tore sowing the seed, and imneu'A.s''
inter cutting each crop OF hay a.,
~ Is not safe to pasture either 49,. 49,,
~ sheep on alfalfa. as they are IT, tsa
70 70 bloat when II Is fed green.
We" ZEN the hay or practice soiiins, 80
There Is no better or cheaper W.
y growing hogs than TO pasture 'nss
on alfalfa. One acre VIII FURNISH pas
surage for from ten to twenty h'e
per season. 80,
>, Horses can be pasturcd on aita'.s
nere Is no better hay for WORK IN
'-Ais 1r Tor young syn~inp stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
3 II. Il. Hurr MAN. Editor.

tendency in Texas is upward.
people are thinking about home
now TO beautify the same, and add
mis- and Injuries thereto. Many
[,Ies societies have been formed to
M agriculture. This is u violent
rure in the right direction. In
ma Texas farmer but adopts what
Ven proven best in other states.
Kan discusses this subject in the
In Farmer in the following excel
manner:
uldng from the letters received
n,T from the different parts ~
state. concerning the formation Of
nv agricultural and horticultural
Kettles II would seem that there is
IN confusion in the minds of many
|sens concerning tho extent OF the
covered by the term horticulture.
term covers much more ground
IA Is generally supposed. In it's
rdest sense IL includes pom0lcay,
|frult growing, vegetble gardening
kculture, forestry and landscape
kening. In fact horticulture is tho
.aed part of agriculture, and II Is
Ierlt question to decide just where
| ends and the other begins There
krobably not a farmer in the state
Ssss he is farming by proxy who Is
!. TO a greater or less extent, q nor
klturst If he Is not. then he mas
|ltd to make the most of his oppor-
hillsa And 80 the reasons are many
IN he should strive In every possible
n to keep himself posted on the va
n questions concerning the whole
kge Of agricultural and horticultural
kscts, with which he Is constantly
tironted. The obstacles 10 success
many. There are various and sur
| tribes OF insects t. be combated,
4 fungous diseases almost without
kler Seasons OF drouth ana excess
rainfall. etc These are more than
imam can master when working
and so the single-hanied farmer
becomes discouraged; but when
iktellisent body OF farmers or truit
hers come together once a month,
|,tener. and disucss these various
saIons. they soon have many OF
Nh terrors, which only seem 10
lrhten the mind and sharpen the IN
Ia and make the calling more inter-
|As and profitable. -
md so / say farmers and friut grow
all over the state should organize
|a society, but do not restrict 10 any
|r!cuar branch of either SUBJECT
BIKE II broad and comprehensive, UNI
i IL be In certain localities where
In growing or vegetable gardening
Nominate, then 1t might be Wen 10
Efht It to horticulture alone
[rid suggest for a name, "rne,
|unty Agricultural and horticultural
|citiy." ,,
Fhe Texas state Horticultural Society
len each year good premiums TO
|unty societies as a means OF eneonr-
Isment The benefits to those WIZ
|ranize are manifold and grow WIN
Y years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

plant puts forth the third leaf spray
them In the beds with the snme solu-
tlon. when thor are set out pour
around each plant one-half pint OF the
same. This answers as a watering and
imprcPnates the ground and prevents
root blights, which cannot be cured by
spraying the foliage. This application
also induces rapid starting OF the plant
In growth. caused by the volatile am
monih the solution contains. Then
spray untll the fruit begins to color up.
II is wrll 10 remember damp and clou-
dy weather induces disease In plants.
as well as in human beings and ani-
mails Therefore In such seasons, Or
when constant rain occurs, the spray
pump must be kept going.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29
ARE YOU BALD

Ia your hair continually filled with
pANilnIJFp- -nlthy animal matter.
si,uxhinss OF u diseased scalp, which
safia your clothing and gises you
sioveniy appearance at all times2 Does
your head iteliy 10 your hnir growing
~ gravI n any or all OF these HyiDp-
toms describes your case you have
iraraajtic diseases OF the scalp which
YOU are negiecting nt great sacrifice.
pANDERINE is guaranteed 10 cure
Won quickly and permanently, salts
fnction given or money reiunaeo- for
sale by DRUGGISTS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29


1t Is not good dairy farming to dis
pose OF the calves as soon as large
enough for green veal. and to depend
upon hap-haZnrd buying TO replenlsh
the dairy stock. Procure young bull
from the best dairy breeds. and rear
the calves which come from the mat
ing with your cows AT slight eX-
pense the herd will be kept growing
better and better.
1t is accepted that soft food in
dairy is better than dry food, and that
with plenty Of good ensilage it is no
trouble TO keep up the summer dow OF
milk all through the winter The eN-
pertinent with ensilage may be tried 80
cheaply. even by packing ensilage corn
in ceiled bin. that each farmer may
know its worth for himself.
1t has been shown that cows without
salt for a week shrank about 10 per
cent In quantity OF milk, and In quality
also; that 1t turned sour In much less
time than milk drawn from the same
cows when receiving salt every day
This shows the Importance OF giving
them n regular supply, and they should
always have access TO 1t.
Good Favored food produces good
favored butter, whatever may be SAID
to the contrary. A young daIryman
prize talSer, 1t was afterward learned,
picked bright clover heads every day
for his pet Jersey which gave the milk.
Improper foods. with flavors not OF the
standard sort, will not give the best
products.
Holland and Denmark dairymen keep
their own calves and feed them until
large enough for market. They get no
new milk, but this IL partly made up by
adding corn meal to the skim milk as
heating and fat producing substance
1T at least makes veal which brings
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Insects are divided into two sfs ~
VIZ. biting and sncking hing All.
pl,,l srd chew their food, and thrstore
can can be killed BY outward o Itst gss
Of poisons, but the sucking 81, inTf Sy In IN.
th s,ire soy ,belr long shouts thrfgh ne
arter coverings into the top q F ,ondIss
iife foods Of The plant Ihe s'p F,,nei
ior s e,.n d,yided into two ciases. such
are a. m a bots and bllghts e's 1,,a sre
minute plants ang t the par wsS as s are
s,nip'' seen in delicate trahgs oyer
e ,.rape and other leaves Youta'e sr ,ns'
tomatoes are one q your , s Int ts and
Moulds. root bnsa,, , eshhlsftnemies Of
~, ne t na plant. 10 protst the t 1ns,
, 10 from these enemies wlls,s Z q rS rs,
.noL yonr seed In wenf sS,svn ~
a annnsr u.An dry and 2" - -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

'-rexns berries received were only
partly mold. Today they are not NOV.
ing. PeddlerH are the only buyers ana
they are doing nothing today on ac-
count OF the stormy. wintry weather
These berries offered at 81 coal. % for
24-auart cases Texas growers WIZ
have 10 find some different variety v
they with 10 succeed IN rairing straw.
berries for the northern markrts- Tor
the light-colored berry now coming
from that quarter u not desirapN.
The foregoing from the Chicago Trade
Bulletin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Prof. Bailey Of Cornell IN. " Expert.
ment station has been studying and
experimenting with Bush Lima beans
since 1858 and has reached the follow
ing conclusions; The dwarf Iimas are
a new kind Of vegetable and are very
valuable, being two 10 four weeks earl
Ter than the pole Limas. are more easily
and choaply grown. and yield more per
acre. Hendefgon's Ia earliest and most
prolific. while Burpee'B Ia largest and
probably best IN quality. These yaric-
lies and two others all originated from
the pole Lima. and all appeared about
the same time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-29

Hack knot on the plum has made
deyolate many plum orchards In tho
oldr states. This enemy TO plum
gr.wing has also appeared In Texas.
CIT off and burn every one now. Later
on these pests Will swarm forth and
enough OF them from one knot 10 XIII
al the plum orchards In county.