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Show THE es Plans for Bracing sidered—Two Satisfactory Country Wire Fence Methods in That Have Different [llust rated and Posts Good-by Good-by. Of course For your For ages Con- Proven ‘Sections The wire ferce brace, shown in the first illustratior., isa plan that has been tried in Nebraska and originally srated in Prairie Farmer. With stomach % ‘Among large and udders small, away Such con:mon scrubs no more lil feed, Henceforth Ill try .a Detter breed, I plainly see my error now— - You've got to go—good-by, old cow! ‘ e 4 Experiments with Three Cows. _ FIG. 1—WIRE FENCE BRACE. Place the upper end of the bracea experiment three cows higher than the top wire, with its foot against the second post. Toa block sunk were ted on a ration costing 17 cents per day, with the following results: A grade short Lorn made 24 cents’ worth of butter per day,a half blood Jersey 45 cents as at A, attach a doubled wire running to the brace near its top end. These can They were all in about the same stage of little and be made tight by twisting with a’stick, thus holding the brace down and _ preventing its lifting the post out of the ground. a Jcrsey milking. . . of pure blood 56 us Norton’s Virginia paid to this grape, 126 W. First South St. ” and does not hurt the trees. beiug the Corn pee the About through BND LIS National N.C. Christensen & Bro CANDIES & CO. The second plan comes from an lowa correspondent of Prairie Fariner, and is. descrioccd as follows: The about twelve feet from second post is the first. and on their tops a 2 by 4 scantling is spiked. A double wire from the top of. the second post is placed around a strong stake at B. which is then! driven firmly in the ground,-drawing the wire very tightly. Some attach the wire to the bottom of the end post, which tends to lift it out of the ground. Ensilage In comparing Versus Pasturage. ensilage with pasturage, W. D. Hoard says at the outset that the question is hardly one of latitude or climate. It is, instead, a question of points. Mr. E. Dubois, in a Florida some vine- yardist, in Florida Fruit Grower, says: The.juice of the Norton, when fermented on the husk, makes here a dark reed wine of much body and color and of pleasant bouquet, without that caffeine flavor existing in the Norton wine from Ohio and Missouri. The Cythiana makes a still darker wine With at least as much body. The Cynthiana wine properly fermented compares favorably with fine imported Burgundy. and if turned into port none of the European grapes cultivated in California and used for that purpose can compare with it. The Norton and Cynthiana grapes fermented together make a first class claret. stor- ing and feeding. ‘In Wisconsin,” says the authority quoted, ‘‘we are fast coming tothe conclusion that the most costly of our feeds is pasturage. The economy of practice must be :measured by results obtained and wisdom of expenditure. Measured by these considerations, pas- ment of this plant influential DON PCI RALLY Shelter for and Notions; with the florists’ convention.—Philadelphia Ledger. | 7 es Stock. Choice Groceries. Experience has proven over and over turage milk costs us more heaply and safely handled added the loss or tice a partial soiling at least, and they do it through the silo. Now, if it is of the highest economy for us to own no waste yields a low return; if it is of the highest economy for us to get the larcest return possible for. the value of the food .consumed: if. it is of: the highest economy for us to put our land in the most effective shape possible for the use of our animals, does not the same economy appeal to you as powerfully as it does to us?” The The much isa good Despised despised Skunk. skunk, entomologist, and and gardener make a great persecuting and destroying little animal. The few eggs from the farmer's hen yard compensate for the great says Vick, the farmer. mistake in this humble he purloins very poorly number of In May neem ae Reaseet ie Ser NS a they go to of money will come in. In many cases farmers have been unable to provide warm, comfortable barns and outhouses for theircattle, but with a little management and expense very comfortable houses can be made with rails, poles and straw stacks. Keep the Makes Direct Connections BETWEEN Denver, ‘JOS. E. TAYLOR, in whi¢éh the animals lime, and often rinsed Sacramento, General Undertaker & Embalmer pal Missouri River and Pacific Coast Points. with Baggage Owns and runs the only CASKET and COFFIN Manufactory between st. Louis and San Francisco. No. 253 E. First South Telephone No. 70. St., 8. L. City. P. O. Box, 295. Pullman Palace Sleepers and Modern Coacnes on au «nrough Trains. FREE They will thrive in almost any kind of soil, and while in a high level ground they will bear immense crops, on a hillside, not so steep, the yield will be lighter, but the quality of the fruit much superior, imparting its superiority to the wine. Union througk and con- Out for handling of all classes of freight ancl passenger business. FRANCIS’ COPE, G. F. & T, Agt. Some growers of late years affirm that ap. cies Ereéy best inn cold but moist cellar. 7 Fast BETWEEN CHICAGO, BLUFFS, Thos. L. Kimball, Acting Gen’) Mert OMAHA, Line J. $. Tebbets, cGy Peaern A: NEB. | - COUNCIL OMAHA, KANSAS CITY ane oT, JOSE TE i MO. -Pullman’s Best Sleeping Cars. — Elegant Day Coaches. Lard. ‘only y: secret in storing8 apples is to havea ecilar that is sufficiently dry and cool. The Central | i Trying Salt Lake. Bika Paul Radley of transfer without Thoroughly equipped JOHN SHARP, Gen’! Supt. excursions J. V..PARKER, General Agent, © making daily Agent of the Union Pacific Railway; the agent of any connecting read, or address ing, Vai The only Broad Guage Road running through Central and Southern Utah. the traversed, I. A. BENTON, Salt Lake, lItah Gentral Railwau with Trains. SR rates of fare, descriptive pamphlets, etc., apply to “ 127 W.South Temple St. The only Road Sleepers, Through on For further information regarding the territory AND REPAIRING BY RO! | HARTWELL, Roads Pacific through freight. Family COR All Work Warranted or Money refunded, rection Checked Through from all Points in the Hast to Points Named. all Mail and Express ten percent less than present prices, medicinal properties and is particularly valuable for dysentery and diseases of the bowels.. Both grapes are now recognized by all experienced grape growers as the most trustworthy and the best wine erapes in America, and will add that they are the most valuable grapes for Florida. s£rancisco, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, California, Washington Territory and all Princi- per span, 3.90, NORTON’S VIRGINIA. The Norton wine, owing to its high yercentage of tannin, possesses great san are housed. Have the walls, sties and sheds carefully scra and whitewashed with down , Los Angeies, Portiand, and all : Nebraska, Oolorado, Wyoming, fever and other cattle ailments may often be traced to the very unsanitary condition Cheyenne, Ogden, Salt Lake City, water well drained from the yards where cattle of any sort are placed. Swine TAGGART & CHAMBERLAIN 156 E. Srd:South St., $. L. City. Finest Dining Carsin the World compose the Through Trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y. he It is made b; reducing ripe tomatoes te pulp, steeping the pul» in water twenty-four bours, then Craw. oa the liquid, addins ESTP tc. PEO) Sacco aes Pare eee ee es lec AG, when then is the time that their return BLACKSMITHING If you do not want to be annoyed with rancid lard, personally superintend trying itout. Thisisan important operais sometimes seen, about sundown, on tion, and a neglect to do it properly some elevated spot, watching for the May brings in a short time unpleasant results. beetle as he wheels his droning flight,| Much patience is necessary, for lard and he saves him, too, not in the sense ought to be tried out over a slow fireand spoken of in the immortal elegy, but be- remain over it ‘until the scraps become tween his teeth. He will sit an hour at erisp and brown and all the watery particles are evaporated. It must not be ala time gathering in the destructiv: beetles. Ele isa persistent hunter, and lowed to get too hot and secrch, for this scorclied taste cannot be got rid of after‘in his’ nocturnal rambles moves. along with his nose close to the ground: his wards. Leaf lard and the fat pieces may sense of smell is so acute not an insect, as well be tried together, but the fat from not a larva, above ground or below, can the intestines ought to be tried by itself. escape him: his eves now glow with un- If cleanliness is observed it will make Lard should be carefully usual brilliancy as he scans every leaf good lard. and branch for the hidden prey. About Btrained co as to take out all membranougtsceticles before it goes into the jars. tobacco plantations his services in destroying the tobacco worms are considered valuable. The president of the Ontario Fruit. ‘Tomato vinegar is patented in England. Growers’ association “believes that the noxious insects he destroys. thriving. state, feed- ing. The silo, practically, is a substitute for pasturaze, so far as the succulence of the focd and quick digestibility is concerned, without its expense. Every year in Wisconsin witnessses the increase of those who believe and_ prac- land, or land which a grass, States Overland Mail. Horse Shoeing, in the silo. in it 1S an cla saying tnat an animal well wintered is half summered. <Astocows, if they are kept in their winter quarters in The Only:Line (Carrying the United far earlier for the butcher IMPORTANT NOTICE! than any waste ready water containing some disinfectant. The damage from. the elements in dry curing is very great, and there is become hot other, taking into the consideration the fact that the average acre of the best pasture will not produce tnore than 1,800 to 2,000 pounds of milk, while an acre of corn fodder, put in a silo, will easily pro-| duce 8,000 to 10,000 pounds. . We find that corn. fodder is the most easily, City SstORE!. again that when sheep are exposed to All orders promptly attended to. rough weather, feed them as you may Box 3, Center Street, with the best of material, they hardly this country where the season is long hold their own; whereas, if placed in a | PROVO, UTAH. _| enough for its thorough ripening. | warm yard or sheltered place with a The Cythiana, which has been called | straw stack forming two sides to break the twin sister of the Norton. closely rethe force of winds and storms, the sheep ‘semble the latter, although a marke¢ will thrive, not eat nearly so much and them, : Manufacturers of the Finest In regard to the selection of a} national’ flower, which, it is needless to say, I heartily. commend, was And General Horse Furnishing Goods. much pleased with the selection of the 48 EK. Second South St. Indian corn, not only from its waving Repairing Promptly Done. beauty, but also because it has been used in the early ycars of our com| Inthe Market. monwealth es a significant emblem of the United States. Thomas Jefferson, as is well known, designed the pillars : 850g E. First South: St." Salt Lake in the nations!.Capitol at Washington, which ornament the entrance to the old supreme court room, now used as the law library. The columns are Corinthian in character, the shafts being carved to represent the stalks of Full line of Boots, Shoes, Hats, |. the maize, banded together, while the ripened ears form. the capital of the The good taste, refinement column. Caps, Gloves, Dry Goods and culture of our third president and the framer of our constitution should, I think, render Mr. Jefferson’s indorse- leading variety for wine making. It was not until some Missouri wine dressers had discovered its real value as a wine grape that the Norton was planted extensively in nearly all the wine growing sections of difference exists between van Candy Paty, and. Purest. . > Harness, Saddles Miower. Tuckett’s \ | Grape. Catawba EMPIRE BAKERY, CASEI cents. a Numbered with wine grapes, is Norton’s Virginia, introduced to cultivation by Dr. D. N. Norton, of Richmond, Va. For several years but little attention was oO on DUNN Professor Henry, of Michigan, reports . that ina recent writing in orchards, says: the various remedies suggested, Indian # 7 3) ed: ZOES,v “on rial grower, . iy res o ? fruit Rabbits. three applications are requircd theiwinter. 2. My neighbor farmers live with ease, While I wear patches on my knees; The reason simple, plain and trne— They ve kept,Goop stock, while | kept vou. GZ Illinois from such as poisoning the animals, surroundJOHN C, DOSCH, Proprietor. ing the trees with wire netting. cr wrapping with cloths saturated with oil or Bread, Cakes, Pies, Htc., Delivered tar, I have never found one so easily and to any part of the city. I puta cheaply applied as assafoesida. Wedding and Party Cakes made to teaspoonful of the tincture in half a bucketful of liquid clay and apply it with order. Crackers, Confectionery and Cana brush to the stem and branches of ned Fruits of every description. young trees, and it keeps the rabbits}. ) I looked at you with sad regret And mourned to think we ever met, for every wrinkle in your horn Proclaims of wasted 1ay and corn. oh f Ae Trees the subject of rablits Yhe different parts don’t match at all. HEIN Ha & An Cew. Your horns are long, your bones the same, ao ie a to the Common. Scrub old vow, you ve got to go, ‘tis hard to tell you so, forefathers and my own this old farm have known. Too little meat for such a frame, illus- Theyiircctions ; Protecting You're lank and tlabby—to be brief, You're fit for neither milk nor beef; You yield but little at your best, And then go dry six months to rest. of Described. WEEKLY. } A Good-bye. FARM GLEANINGS, ALS, WESTERN sro npepy er. TRAA ET DA ioR (NC) ae Chicago, Milwaulzee fate and Paney Groceries, Fish and Poultry. Tirst Door South SALT of Walker LAKE House. CITY. 13 Cash paid for all kinds of Farmer’s Produce. —«& St. Paul Railway FAST FREIGHT LINE. No Transfer at the Missouri River. Mark and consign your_ Freight via Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Fast Freight Line. ALEX. MITCHELL, Commercial Agent. jDred ied oh Ok Dy be Contracting Agent. 262 Main Sr., just below Walker House, Saut Laker Crry, UTAH. Dealers in Behning and Conover Matchless Bros.’ PIANOS. Stools ORGANS. Burdett Covers, Scarfs & Guitars. Pianos Sold on easy terms. Correspon dence Solicited. ~ |