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Show A x NT) A T? n. M M xxXiUli, I I removed by hand, bo as not to draw the fertuiZer pr manure from the plants. The weeds wel overcome, apply mulching. It it best to scatter it over and let the' plants grow up through it. The berries then form above the mulch and keep perfectlyj clean. Pine needles (ten loads an acre) are best. But' any straw or hay chopped small enough not to blow off will answer. With plenty manure no! mulch is needed. Take the advice of an old grower of strawberries:; Keep your fields clean, 'manure them well and, unless your varieties are worthless, you will not fail of your reward. O. W. Blacknall in Farmers Revielw. Something to Try. Try making your own hives, if you are handy with tools. Try leveling the GODFREY'S TANKARD. ; SAMUEL A. OSTLER & 00KEY, KIM, Relic Connected with tlie London T.'holesits ad Retail corners on the edges; mark them two Plague Sold at Auction. -A enrious historical relic was sold inches from the edge, sides and ends ts of an by an auctioneer recently in Londou. and level down to three-eighto from It is the large tankard of silver prethem will this inch; keep help Hints About Cultlva- X: X-X warping. sented by King, Charles II. to Sir Ed!joje CXJK.EX3 Soil and Yields Thereof tho the for block of to making mund Try nailing tlon Collections .Pnmpllj Alt dri ti. Godfrey for his valuable Berry frames on. This makes all your frames services during the plague and the tire a. 0orticulture, Viticulture and, yiorl the same size, and makes the work of of London, for which he received fho c0ltnra Knighthood in 1G66. The air nailing easier. Try a mortise box for honor of which Office, Fim N alien ai ba.uk Cld. MUTTON is of plain silver, has VEIL tankard, er- LUE grass belongs sawing the stuff! for frames.' Cut the a w eighs nearly oG and cover, hinged saw kerf square across; measure hack ounces. to a large family of irs UTA6 front is engraved wTith FROVO, as far enough for an end piece and hail the royal Its do known grasses the of crest arms the a block to the bottom, near one side recipient, togetherandwith are the Poa family. inscriptions In for a stop, then you may saw as many Latin, and engravings of scenes conIt Its botapical, scienBui end pieces as you require and have nected with the fire, which are still ou tific name is Poa Ho them one length And squarely cut. Nail in excellent preservation. The engrav; Forest and Nat Trees. which pratensls, e men carrying Another point of difference between another block at the other side for top ing of the is the only thing I to dismal the pit, and corpses of plague side Gold Hill have got against forest and nutJtrees is this: in the case bars and nail the box to thef "crowded of blocks OCKEY, of houses, the that X: ,'!' bench. your, j:' X j.xX of thb nut treesa :cording as you gathit. are surmounted very flames, quaint by h hoards, and curious. Sir Edmund, who was makes a thick, er the fruit' youXemove from the soil XorTry a stand made of saw It NEPHI CITY, UTAH. sides born in 1621, at Sejlinge, in Kent, was the width you wish; ?V. close turf, and if just such elements as are; contained in the any same as your bottom boards, a of the city . timber met'chant, possessing Tke Oaaia and Tiah dprings itage leave Free delivery to any part rraled closely will run; out all other the fruit., And t so happens in the less two length end Charmake and at pieces at inches; your wharves D aala and Ibapah at 8 a. m., each Monday, Dowgate City and trasses with which it may be growing. economy of nature that the tree will six or Jusbecame the Cross. He than inches and prospered, longer eight Thursday, and arrlvta at terminal point ing of more store the mineral elements width of Ii up n 52 hours. and for Peace Westminster to wltUa of the the tice , them It is propagated in two ways: by its nail and hive, are assimilated which in than iood the fruit Winchil-sefor seed and by its creeping underground X sides, letting them project three or four member1 jof parliament D3.0Q Oasis to Detroit, gth. In history, as no reader of ) 5.0CT stalks. It is among the first, if it does in any othr of its parts. And in inches at each side like a pig trough. Fiah j deteriorto 'will ' Gold Springs, be the need will you Green frut told, and in start to removing really ! spring, Hill nd 7.CQ not the first, grass This firm stand. a makes Ipabah, good, connection in most famous must ate your soil. Hence you ined his namej is put your if the fall he moist will: grow untan entrance stand for hiving with Fare for transportation out aad return Ios Try SWEATS, TRADE M arks his mysterious murder, which if and nut trees and sljrong you soil, of October. 15th upon to the 1st the f fares. Address, swarms from frames. and from and shaking bees il was popularly attributed to the zeal COPYRIGHTS. red can hardly want the best nuts you must follow the It is made the as hive ! the same If dot too dry, the climate XJ himself height devoted he had which F. with X AVIS, Proprietor,-A PATYNT t for . un-- 5 OBTAIN of line XX orcharding. to flourish, as it can stand. Mine is made of strips lxl inch, to unraveling the alleged popish plot. opinion, wriie t too cold for it ptDtnpt answer and an boneFt a! bad nearly fifty yeartT its In the case of forest, you plant your sides 20 Inches, one end 18 inches, and His body was found in a ditch near nl UN N tn CO., who havebnstneM. oerpetuate itself by means of its creepiCotnrutmicsy. experience the patent whicit the their of rn lions atrictly confidential. A llanobcok root stalks where the summer is too forest upon the poorest soil soil 14 inches; coyer; this frame Primrose Hill, face downward, and other how to lb. ng and Inlenl formation concerning cauas use cannot cirpurknown you jfor agricultural G. W. PARKS, Also a cataloerue Of mechanwith heavy cotton, put two legs oh the penetrated by his sword, under tain them eent free. frosty to ripen its seeds, and is ical and scientific books sent free. forest idea Britiand the cumstances the which upon you poses in Circle depend Arctic precluded near the Wide Co. receive braids other well some the in end and to do Patents taken through Munn and or. excitement The suicide of to. soil. Here rcientiric tnth notice itself enrich American, that ipneci&l robbery. again endure cannot great have and it Is completed. If your supers It sh! America. the before public with- -. are widely thus brought event still caused this mysterious by is a very great (contrast between the no bee space on top, try a frame made paper, southout cost to the Inventor. This splendid anil long continued heat and its the when illustrated, has t r far the Is fact indicated that the Issued elegantly weekly, by You trees. of two classes as depend upon from strips of any scientific work la tho inch thick and funeral procession left the eity with ed limit may he roughly defined largest circulation sent tree,, Fnmple oorios woridi Sn'I a year. mont soil. to enrich the the forest it Why? 2.50 a year. Single-of 111;; 5 latitude 4 to cotton the fit and of Rooms Block, though Cairo, f top : coyeredXwith burial Eagle hly, Kdition, the and the for Building pomp pageant great Kvery number contains beau-- 1 X copies, h. cents. limestone Because the mineral elements and the the super. s at St. it tn colors, and nhotographB of new grows well in the elevated ground ttful plates, carbon and oxygen which the forest enabling outlders to show the houses, with plans, clergy and lands of middle Tennessee. Try putting a piece of broken section was preceded by seventy1000 UTAH. LAKE SALT and secure contracts. Address CITY, latest designs sts. Il atmosfrom are the secured tree takes of to persons get M.UNN & CO New York, a (II BuoadwAY. under each corner of a super when you followed by upward Blue grass is rather, difficult . Mass. Herald. Boston distinction. those of and transforms to elements, it and phere,' to between set hard get blow smoke is wish a super and good started to tali seed assimilates them, and puts them into an hire; for instance, when you are putting in less than four years from the arilla.impX X organic conditio i. With each recur- on a bee escape. sown, but under constant grazing it Elderly coquette Just Imagine! My a leaves its forest autumn knife the with best a butcher of drops the broken of an hour to ring for Try maid took years. Many roves t the are and these lie on he ground beneath blade about two inches long for pry- curl my hair this morning. Her dearpastures in Illinois and Kentucky a make and tree. time In the decay they as insulted AG on land never yet by ing up supers. Try a pair of hog ring- est friend Why didn't you take a walk ormanure a ers for lifting frames from the hive. in the meantime? New York Town rich to jve htimus, calLit, It is very difficult get J."z plowshare. enrichr So forest really dinarily. yoi Try pieces of broken sections for nail- Topics. X stand, from imported seed as its gerA.YSON1 imsteel nut tree es the soil, whlW your ing in foundation; use! Oh, this bouquet Is too fiancee Rich minating qualities are quickly ruined it. This, then, is the second wire moulding inails, as they do not costly! You must take it back to the MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF In Illinois the l.poverishes by mold after it is cut. I of classes sections. two those the emptying contrast between stalk Trying split safest way to sow it, is to cut it lieutenant! Valet Oh, thats all right, TH3, the ashes and coals from the smoker in miss. Since my master is engaged to Harness, Saddlery, Buggy Whips, Nose Bags, Collar trees. Chas. A. Keffner. and all, scatter it over the ground to he Troy, the stove, thereby avoiding all risks you he has been able to get things on in all! seeded. It can be sown at any time not Negro Farmen. Hardware,1 an onion for bee stings; of fire. Pads; elected x Blaetter, later than August during the growing credit A great many of the negroes in the cut it in Try Fliegende to the a two and apply piece ivrorke ;! X X fX season. . Fine Baggy Harness a Specialty. who, thirty odd years ago, were part directly over the sting; this draws South, do well will beWisconsin Blue grass in slaves, have prospered! since they the poison and prevents swelling. Caon either clay or sandy lands, but of One thing parents should never do Is their came greatest freemen. Probably Oar goods have been extensively used ip Deseret and vicinity, and hav Bee X Journal. nadian to discuss the failings of their children course will thrive best in limestone distsuccess has been in farming, to which will receive prompt attention. before the little one. The next worst given the best satisfaction.! Mail orders To get the greatest benefit, most-oricts. them wre accustomed in their to to one parent attempt The Farmers Batter. thing Is forchild, pasture it rather closely. If it grows up days of slavery. There are 549,642 farms other the a parent and on as the farm made the is, butter The punish wiU tali and falls down, it is apt to become action owned or occupied by! negroes, and of Either it. at the made to against that protest large inferior rule, for child of the at weedy. This grass is without question work who farming, the 1,329,564 and creameries.! We sometimes damage the respect dairies If and In its green state the most nutritious Its of and other parents, farmers or 510,619 are independent our ancestors did not know one Isthe think consthat another more than farmers one Illinois not thing grass kjuown. likely - employers of others. It is make good butter; . certainly there want to preserve, it Is ider clover to be washy and inflnthat parents will ever how to negroes the Southern that to how know not good children. make; did ,.A their before both they for to their i it dignity itely prefer blue grass become largely engaged in manuf market butter, or such as would take child Who gets the idea that one pamilk and beef. D. It. McGinnis. transportation or commerce, In the English market It might have rent is at variance with, the other on though there is a better field for them good flavor and good color, but it lacked the question of discipline will make 1 Composting Manure In Winter. in the South and less prejudice in a firmness and texture necessary for ex- both unhappy and render Itself decidA good deal will he gained if the one AWARDS. way than there is at the North. port butter. It is without conceit that edly objectionable by playing offwant Support e manure is piled in. heaps business the other. If you man objects only; we white Southern against The parent methourselves upon M&SS. and subjected to partial fermentation, harmony in the family, with the negro socially, ods pride are far su- - to have any on that butter for It is to association so as to make its fertility soluble. making the question of disciget together but in business matters he treats the perior to those of twenty years ago. Homs a fact that cannot be too .frequently plining the children, at least In their )ISTR remembered that fresh animal excre- colored man just as he would any other. Is something! radically wrong presence and then. If you want to State Fair There X Ex. !' X on the farm where butter is frequently Quarrel on methods, do it in he pri 1894, Gold ment is never immediately beneficial to Medal. apartments, made fit only to be exchanged for gro- - vacy of your own tlUtletoe. tie plants to which it is applied. We Industries out without it can have was lowering News you in see this in the killing of herbage Popular Science com- ceries and other goods. This butter children. of the too poor to go to the large markets, yourselves in theieyes The mistletoe grows most pastures where animals have yoided says: pay their excrement while pasturing. . The monly In the apple tree. This is quite and the local storekeepers do notcomand Three Cream mistletoe excrethe (?) best than more the the for English correct, hut any following year surrounding this Baking that comes to this country In such mon sort. The result is that the smalll ment will be found a rank growth of comes from uneto & ho encouragement farmers have quantities1 for Christmas grass, which will generally be left northof sections ' and secure better other and Keep make butter and better tasting Normandy aten, because smelling exclualmost a maaijid makes who Yarmer grows ern only The France, too much of the i prices. ; few pounds of butter a week should not sively on the black poplar, the princinure. But let this same excrement be I trse on the military roads submit to the old exchange system. He Your composted to a fine powder, and it will pal roadside Superior Quality a large should make better butter, pack it proptrees These France.: yield the and of enrich several square feet, iron and Flavoring about Int ADTOhe of better quality for it. revenue to the commune; erly, and send it where cash can be obgrass will Extracts Gold to load close cut are limbs' Z tha method a of thesuch of the results all The tained. The has manure compounded. Carefully Of tin MedalL composted Money ilng once in jsix years, tied in would he astonishing to many poor orders promptly atteoed to or ammonia that the fresh excrement had, the trunk; Mall express diIn who are receiving about gone Eotit j and In available form for use. This is small hunches, say four inches farmers Large Stsek at Salt Lake price. the is and sizes. as sold their fagots, Gerameter, and they should get for horse and specially true if either gypsum or From half what Colmans bakers. by at jused wood er mlaata man Rural World. mostly SOUTHER!! TRADE SOLICITED. on the heap potash salts are put; about products. taken etoe is Best mist th limbs these stable to absorb the! ammonia, Most MNALLY Sl LUNT, When to Haak Corn. Quality and The the 20th of November and shipped in Denv ir manure is deficient in potash. to thence Colo. from And the of corn in deal of to yet a crates is There England, good .Home, German potash salts, known to the UTAH. Display of mistletoe NEPHI, -Water-Soda this in its some English sections. Farmers field in to this country , trade as kainit, is the best thing SVjTY ft-shape should note carefully the amount It is not poetic history), apply to the compost heap. of damaged corn, and! calculate whether caustic, like wood ashes, and therefore Few .plants Sweet potato iThe Bunch not it would have (been profitable to will not hasten decomposition. Neither than this. or interesting be could morp aave employed more help and gathered will the kainit we have not sucdelay it. The ammonia North! the at Here before winter came on. Sometimes it manufactured by of the of tubers crop a fermenting manure and the potaUTAH. if ceeded in getting good own do can NEPHI, his husking farmer the amof a very sh will unite, forming nitrate from it. At the South it seems he makes an all winter job of it; hut very- other no monia or saltpetre, which is one of Perhaps such will find it more profitable to hire CAPITAL v the inthe most . x .known, valuable thing. been has fertilizers powerful ' novelty jrhich recent save the corn in its -and vegetable world, a little help it is very LAKE heaps SALT years, CITY, UTAH soluble; and all compost in the South In SURPLUS are feet troduced must remain even if best they should be kept from exposure to rains, Bbouia bulletin recently published by idle condition, a The farmer says winter. of a the tor 9 part their Spices Pure and Ground Daily. irhlch will speedily leach out Experiment Texas of the r far the out to corn it his husks get that Cultivmost valuable properties. Am. iven caused more c ammnt than the vineless way for the next crop, is always behind ator. BANKING sweet potato Th4 experimental ofstage with his work, and always rushed. In GENERAL this value the and been passed, has .Preparing Strawberry Beds of the hunch lima many cases in sheep; and cattle feeding, exFins berries and large crops depend variety, like that In All Its Branches. established bejond the farmer will save the husking been has so bean, corn from the the 2 much upon the treatment plants .if light J. H. Erickson, culture. pense by feeding Gbo. C. Whitmore, iced no question. With nearly a level hundred that receive the President! that the shock poorer the of quality fruiting spring . we have grof n over three W. W. Armstrong, Cashier. one can then. xls nd rP' them afford and grows on thin spots, and has failed to neglect bf this lurw acre variety, J doe bushels per inhere the soil is free from weed seed causes tc make a good crop. topXccmld have been easily from aother rthe all the matter But bf time to husk such stuff. waste is vastly simplified. moweri The high value of It is lSSSg-a with and ,SjCh soil is not always to he had; hut DESERET, UTAH, to the tops tor Jeed has been proven, he richer Mutton and Wool. Mutton is rapis it mor6 as soil apt the the they ter them green, feed to' it is best e infested X (One mile from Oasis Statioa,) becoming the controlling facwith weeds. well. Frequently it is a idly cure not the do world in 6heep breeding Subdue the weeds by running shallow to mow off the heavy tops tor i tot practice good Unless the world curtails its over. io Xivator ' the gritty runners on the down- middle as early Street. Cniw SALT LAKE . ancfleave of fine wool! there will be a use ring as practicable. Scrape around X before five years. iGEflT ground. its in 3 between supply j. shortage small, plants with flocks have been slaughll bolesal0 P Stock Salt. It Is not al- At the rate our soon XII hoes, which will e Examine a have small we will of very ve all weeds reit:salt, tered and not cut deep ways best to buy a cheap quality to production of fine wool. Hence the neesough. to Dealer ii bought w'hat is supposed injure roots. having up cessity that our flock masters maintain Jhen apply over rows, plants and all, Z aood quality jand finding it notSevsol-5- s cut 500 1IAr tatlon, to feed It toAtock. un- the fiber, lehgth,. strength and luster FRUITS, VEdETABLES, BUTTER, cK a pounds an acre of highly RATES 111 HARMOIIY :VITH THE TIMES. in fleece these sacrifice an not le qualities and mentioned we eral commercial fertilizer rich in weeks hgo Teultry, Game Veal Pork ant mutton! form. But by Beef, Smoked aad Freh Flak, manure and unleached accountable base of death of a number fpr a stronger the' best and purest bred sheep Floor, Hay and Grain. ashes, if to he had in sufficient bf head of cattle. Upon questionmgthe breeding wool both and combine .mutton, a well of the famous this, wantities, are excellent. Ten good gentleman who lost the cattle, notes that It wlll pay you to ship your goods to me. ae1 We haveLlthia Water oh the premises. of one will shear at age year lambs 10 per oent for handling and remit Ms of manure and 50 bushels of ashes week we learn that by comparing Deseret s seven pounds of medium merino wool ekarge soon as good are eold. Ca gie similar sustained acre will do,' scattered over and had which Is a guaranteed cure who and carcass a with others aphave desired. if will reference and weighing oonsteg sack the plants the ashes on top, losses he ascertained the cause. A cat-U- 8 proximately a hundred pounds. Ex. for Bright and all diseases of the to the fed ' In this j had been they hasten the action of the maBladder and all other urinal troubles. of Kidneys, ot the faith our conned of ithe clearing, jn order to show ' Keeping Butter. If you would keep rn ' ' so much contained and can Water, we make the following propoeK onrtrntine vat, member that almost anything butter for use at a time when you are that . G substances harmful Won t: gypPand other If anyone afflicted itely scattered over and on straw-Xit solidly down in any, pack not making as scours though they stone Xants while in a dormant state the cattle died of With any of the troubles above put a cloth on top and one-thijars, acrid an poison, a .8 not with appli--cafflicted were inch of salt, keep an inch depth growing. Should the enumerated are not relieved in one be Champion. till ornext Amarilla unavoidably delayed Wonth and cured in three months, of water over all, and cover on the jar, ath begins, it should he applied just cellar. butter have I the 53 W. 2nd, South, SALT LAKE CITY po charge will be made for board. a Year. Three litters and all in re ers Lit off Three wash it will sweet which in this way perfectly rain, the! sow pretty busy, hut kept butter ves into the ground; or it can be a P. O. BOX October until June. Ex. from It is and good thinks AmerlX Cultivator -red the jood the around and between in every particular. U fimt-cla- ,. attained her JT mind .01.00 Hand XWhere the soil is not so in-- I better tor'one that has to a sensitive so if Samples that is germs Star Milk old . ., 1.00 srith weeds as to need much growth and! is two or three years case of scarlet fever or other contagious Iron which fatten to . . the tendency 1.00 . J. . , on chlngf the manure and ashes are occurs is Aes&y it where Copper premises faculty in moat disease Is liable to catch aco breeding the Bottle ! ?Plled late the previous fall. and 4 Simple j convey It pleas- '- r. eeds appear after the fertilizer sows after they have stopped growing. kept this microbes of the disease. they must be dug out, or interest OF .aTTERS AGRICULTURISTS. r Up-to-D- TO Attorney at Law. er ; i j or, Lard, Sausage for Detroit, Fish pest-hous- OSTLER & Springs, and Ibapahl ; , i j ten-inc- ! nji n,ni a. It Ma-caul- ey 1 one-hal- , , i i ' j j one-quart- LAND and; MINING er i ; ' : i Martins-in-the-Field- s, . ' - Saddlery GEO. W. WILLIAMS, three-quarte- rs P ard 3. ! r f 5, THREE ' Leads All the Rest- , ac-tur- es, j i winter-mad- to-d- ! ay I : MoNALLY LUNT, partly-decompos- ed v x ; two-thir- preschiptions ds - - j j I to-da- y, Cs-- ! ; j pf ! 350,000 337,500 f HEWLETT r j . i Vice-Preside- nt ; w 5 ssa?s O. S. i MARTIN, Is the Only First c lass; Hotel Between Nephi and. Milford- - 5 ing la- - 610 j pot-Stab- ; . llrair-olae- W. , -- Tr M STEWARD, to-wl- rd j ; a- - 1 -L- -&. ........ ... P- - Liu i I MRS. J. F. GIBBS, Proprietor. |