Show ADVICE TO MINISTERS? the corn lacks Given by a Minister 5 Caterpillars from six Inches to a foot ion are common in the vicinity of the Darlln river Australia Preachers who practise it will preach better 4jaSuf 0 liable to throat fe°Pe lr°ub 1f 88 tbe Rreat class who make up the inlltrJrThe ‘train put upon the vnrii n"1 C0llsUut exercise InrffiL the change from a heated buildm to 1 “ rwh'"th' vocal orftans ar? in complete relaxation a minister feels impelled to the fact use his and lecturers would these are nLed ret’ imon the why clergymen sore throat” a "peclal disease The Rev n7 tVLB: rleyn- - I) Dl9‘ril-'- t Secretary of Pblication Society wrii'irricanBaptst Peter?'?“r?- Vai the account of in muSh e“ce ®f hi own which is profi-ch!rpj aHiicted with Bron nt'h t?th°e 5 throat troubles or°thef the letter is as follows: The sub fiae ' of a !” Jmreve?tio“ - better than cure” in S'EV° - Hint About Cultivation of the Soil aud Yields Thereof — Horticulture Viticulture and floriculture Corn Culture The great increase In the number of pietty pair of stockings cheap is spoiled besilos cause she can never te of late years has greatly inperfectly sure they won't crock creased the acreage of corn and each ear farmers who have h To n u kC0 Splt nd 8mok Your Life Awa corn for fodder before Exceeding nd be forever ®asly mag netbiiiuJ00( m“rve and vlrori tak0 it to a greater or less ex?'ldr'W°rker that makes weak men tent and those strong® who have grown it for ' or Cure guaran RnniKglsis' and sample free years will increase the amount of corn Address SLrilnS!k Kemedy Co Chicago or Now York unp" U TO Some Half a woman’s pleasure in buying a trv A Cherry Pectoral ff1 in the house Ayer’a will eSectuall rooting of a cold and its consequent mfi'?1 opement into some This remedy has ho dangerous v" OF INTEREST AGRICULTURALIST Orange flavor Tuln Lu u chewing gnm is fine For sale everywhere Call for it difficult to preach and concluded to eutiry MATTERS Try Aromel the breath perfumer only cents per package floes It is of course unnatural for hens to lay freely in the late fall and winter months yet this is Just the early time we want eggs to get good prices Manifestly we are to take special pains to get laying hens at this season We must hatch our chicks in good season In spring keep them growing well without any breaks feed them from chickenhood upon foods get them started laying before very cold weather and then take all pains to keep them feeding warm mashes In the laying by and glv-n- g morning No-T- o- Briayi Farm poultry well In summer upon corn alone simply because they have the run of the farm can forage about get insects clovers and grasses to supplement their corn diet But In case of birds closely penned it is different and in the winter season the poultry keeper must pay more attention to supplying a variety Feed lean meat freshly cut green bone clover cabbage wheat bran oats and linseed meal to make with corn a round system of rations to supply every need grown ““’‘'“‘hegualWeffective — To answer this A hen has a right to cackle when she LWere ° e8t1on an lays egg she has sense enough never th e life satisfactorily we must know to lay three at a time history and needs of the plant u pui bottles at a price of e learn that Petersburg Va Jroo To meet an it is a native weed of J C Ayer Co m “ Da toT pack" a vi” D smaller si'xed merica that its home is in Guate- Smoke Sledge Cigarettes 20 for 5 cts r a a waere it liberal rations of animal food It grows as of old from When a girl says “Oh dear I have ere it was introduced ss s quite a business this eaten n some by so much” she or early traveler into every state of eggs in winter and is getting plenty found it very aress c always puts her hand about J Ayer Co Cowell Mass a foot too high up certainly well or the Union and Canada Thus it is worth studying in order that one may Be®n that It is a tropical plant and to become a master of this sort of craft get it to grow to perfection we must Farm poultry too often suffers " VERT MART KR0W from the give it as near natural conditions as evil effects of close VV v wish to This tin 150000 new cna- possible To obtain these we must occurs by the tumors itndbeno offer farmers neglecting to 1 lko 13 P Ridish ant lOo it 0r upon freshly decaying sod send off the farm to secure a male bird ino (c over is the best) In warm soil with to head the breeding flock It will not Cucumber f m 10c Then all must know how easUy and Victor °egree moisture but not wet ao to pick out the “likeliest” CURES ALL It surely 1 - Klondike MelonLettuce If 3 young e land must be ua rheumatic ° Onion “Abaoic thoroughly prepar- - male raised upon the farm to breed If Brilliant lower boeds lio t0 ia ol)tan be must it plant-- i an! from and follow such a practice year VTerti 9J00 fr14 and cultivated thoroughly after year Send off Abve 10 pfcjs worth Mfc 08 wg wlU and buy or trade the spring so as to start every for a frae R’lpther with ear cockerel groat Heed fatal oars every year or two to weed seed that is in the surface soil upon rooeioj of thl notire ana 14c Infuse fresh blood into the POBMre poultry t is better to know when ron one try Balzer’a cultivate in spring stock This is Be satisfied u mil nerer get aio with- important rather to than because all plow — J‘Vora PolatoesatftldO grass only with the best blooded poultry to that was turned down the fall before aBblutalogaloueto be obtained SitZER SEES CO It CK8S8Ejowm Have WIS X things correspond will be kept more readily in check for upon a farm where blooded horses and instead of turning up the damp cattle sheep or swine are raised it does cold subsoil we get a deep warm seed not seem consistent to bed and are enabled to keep a lot of plant a week mongrel nondescript hens or ten days earlier also when Get some the soil thoroughbred Is managed in this not that poultry only enit is better way looks well but does well Do not deabled to withstand drouth Time to Sow — Sow as soon as the spise the hen for she asks no favors and will pay a good margin of profit soil is thoroughly prepared having Gray half warns os of old given sufficient time between cultiva- when more pretentious stock is doing tion to allow all weed seeds to sprout nothing but eating WM P PERKINS and when danger of frost is past Sow with the common seed drill two ® for unnatural siP? Improved Fralta aischargea iuflamniationA sprouts to the drill or if it be of a The limit of improvements is not irritations or ulcerations small variety three may be left open °PamlaaC0liInembraneBa Sow at the rate of from one to one found in producing fruits of great Blze Sick or “ Just Don’t IWEvwSuuuia ChEMICIlCO g u t uT po "on ous Mtla' Peel Well” and a half pecks to the acre Put in beauty and sweetness There are other OIHClHnn0r Sold by Drngglsla desirable qualities that the horticuONLY ON or nt in plain TOR A a couple of inches wrapper Removes Pimples cure Headache DOSE deep If dry lturist is anxious to obtain and toward and Oysuepsle for Prepaid iy ?xprf""’ Coetivenees 25 ct a box st weather Is feared It is well to roll A this end he f or 3 hottlee 275 druggits Circular sent on roqueti is devoting his energies Sample Free address Or Bosanko Co Phtf“pU few days after sowing a light harrow a E writer in LIppincott’s One of says NS I O N MORPHINE and WHISKEY HABITS should be run over the field to break HoMKCUKE Hook ill most noticeable trends of the scthe ltl the crust and to kill weeds and again ience of fruit IlOtEMAN it bell Bill UilCAOO IU Stag oth Corps Prosecuting Clslms since culture is toward the elimas the plants are of Grass and Clover 8eeds ' 1878 5 Largest grower coming up and at ination of undersirable organs The MACHINES SLOT WIII scree Ourtirase Mlxturee lart 0°vriet'‘"fromitonp lnnrrk'aour CUT S a lifetime Meadow sown In April wilt PKICLS hen intervals until it becomes too W a high It alogue of club boom a faib oroukd goods Add rest NEW DISCOVERS rousing crop tu July Piieee dirt cheap give Mam- is better to drag in the afternoon a3 thorns of some of the citrus fruit OGDEN A CO is oiars t CHICAGO ILL V moth catalogue and 11 pkts and the prickles of such small Grans and Grains free for lc postage and this notloe the stocks are tougher then If the trees bushes So treatment Free Or JOHN as the gooseberry black8ALZER SEED CO U CroneCatalogue EKh'B hoas aumu? t£ berry AUTHOR SwuS wcy01ir 8tortes- Poems an harrow is Wlfc wm J heavy or the field soft or berry and best prices inclosf are protuberances raspberry stamp Authors and Writers Union Chicago III full of grass roots this harrowing will have outlived their usefulness and often do more harm than good as that much of the corn will be pulled up If aie highlytheunpleasant They not only puncture ripening fruits but they a suitable harrow Is not at hand one often make harvesting exceedingly incan be easily made by taking three 2x6 convenient Gardeners have long pine boards and bolting them together wished to do away with these thorns in the form of a triangle and studding and prickles but it is only within a them with seven-inc- h a a a wire nails few that systematic efforts have driven up to the head If the nails been years to eliminate them made The Aare slanted backward they will not be thorns are FOR conspicuous organs of our so likely to tear out the corn When cultivated plants that have ceased to too high to harrow start the horse hoe be of any value for their original purand keep it going through the sum- pose of the plants from animer not only a3 a weed cleaner but mals hasprotecting no force y In the garalso to keep the soil loose so that It dens and fleld4 ehould They have will retain- the moisture The culti- been exterminated long ago Through vation should be shallow so that the the careful selection of plants that roots will not be injured A harrow happen to be thornless stocks are obmade something like the one described tained for a new race of thornless but small enough to go between the plants Others are noted for a few rows is one of the best tools for cu- thorns that grow on them Ju- and ltivating the corn The different kinds didous selection of seeds and by grafts of weeders with long vibrating teeth from these the same work Is are coming rapidly into use With Already gardeners have continued cultivated these the corn can be raked until it is raspberry and blackberry canes that over two feet high and thus promotes are entirely thornless and by grafting great economy in cultivation Improved varieties on these In order to get good returns we must ed end will soon be reached the desirThe wild keep weeds down and keep the surface orange trees have many more thorns on them than the budded jWell stirred to retain the moisture stock and and this latter point is very the wild Florida lemons are important Just after a rain in order to break studded with thorn while the thickly grafted When the corn is six or La France have none pe crust (elght feet high It is useless to continue working It is better to sow rye at the Alders — The rate of two bushels to the acre and sweet alder often becomes a common nuisance work it with light cultivators This as its seeds are left by birds in the rye will grow rapidly when the corn corners of old rail fences where a is removed afford a good fall clump of them will soon grow It is pasturage prevent leaching and washing not a difficult shrub to uproot and deaway of plant food and forms a nice stroy as its roots like Its top growth sod to be turned under In the spring is very soft and easily cut All that is which will be of great use in supply’ necessary is to dig up the side of the ing humus to the succeeding crop clump next to the fence and then hitch Varieties Sow as a staple crop i span of horses to a chain bound tight some variety which has proved Itself ly around the bush close to adapted to your locality Where the As the horses pull the rootsthe ground will season is long the large varieties as into view and can be ev“n cut off with Red Cob Ensilage and Mammoth aXe’ t9 the atraln on the Southern Sweet will doubtless mature roots make them asaxu&w sufficient for the silo For a middle only the work of easily severed It is two or three hours 1 section Mammoth Cubian is for wo men and one probably team to one of the best Lpamirg large clump If the fence can Lalyer’s take? North Dakota High Mixed and Grant down and the ground plowed V EVERY CrtlN Prolific are good while for a more Iy seeded a fine DCW turf win b northern section an earlier corn as hence the in space now occupied5?1 M Longfellow hr Compton’s Early would worthless alders— Ex be better OZ 10c ii ng “rvs SgfAsasurKB'H In-a- ST JACOBS OIL'srA-n- r a tr neuralgic or to 1 — I” HAIR RENEWER I r P opioa CLOVER SEED - DROPSY I 11 r -- T K rr -- A - ASK YOUR GROCER - to-da- - I ‘ ng V BEST IN THE WORLD FOR THE PRICE x U " guaranteed t 8 Qf F Smaller Farms— E ‘ Waverly Republican: TheLge farm“ Much has been said for and against er haa a chanca to make big hauls In? corn as a feed for laying hens lay up more money in one chickth? ens etc Now corn is a good general the small farmer can in sever?? poultry feed and a cheap one no doubt also has the opportunity to lose’mI as well It is the staple diet of farm in one season and the greater nS! poultry but all this does not disprove WIkr of loss It n the 'tter tor fact that corn Is not the whole land if would well balanced and needs bran oats of them larger than lGlfacres!0 n°De wheat linseed meal and other feeds to Drouth has cut iu twn balance it and supply the protein which the proBta ° many farmers Corn a a Poultry Feed U S Powder Co Baking SALT LAKE CITY UTAH well-know- 4 4 i r Ml |