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Show CAME AFTER HER. DRY AREA FARMING SOWING SEEDS IN SOIL. DRY WORTH KNOWING. Simple Remedy That Anyone Can Pre pare at Home. Bringing Ground, Moist Soil Near Surface, Is Key to Success. Freshly-Stirre- d Certain Broad Essentials Which Farmer Must Observe. Ha Mora Careful That Cultivation Been, More Completely Will Moisture Be Preserved That Has Fallen Growing Alfalfa. Garden soil hardly ever gets so dry, even In a long drought, but that with proper sowing we can expect good seed to grow, writes T. (Irlener in Farm and Fireside. Freshly-stirreground, so as to bring moist soil near the surface is the key to success. A garden patch that was plowed in spring, and perhaps has had an early crop of lettuce, or radishes, or peas, etc., growing on It, and consequently has been kept In good tillage, usually contains plenty of 'moisture further down, even if an inch or two of the If we Just surface should be dust-dry- . go ahead and sow seed may this be radishes, or lettuce, or late beets, or turnips, or any other Into this dust-drtop layer. It may remain there without sprouting for weeks, and finally never come up. But when we plow the patch over anew (this being the most effective way), or even stir it with a cultivator, we can In which secure a nice moist seed-bed- . seeds deposited at once will promptly d Most people are more or less sub ject to coughs and colds. A simple remedy that will break up a cold quickly and cure any cough that Is curable is made by mixing two ounces of Glycerine, a of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure Whisky. You can get these In any good drug store and eas ily mix them In a large bottle. The feasant. Ifyteslgg Beneficial. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna appeals to the cultured and the and the healthy because its component parts are simple and whole some and because it acts with out disturbing the natural func mixture is highly recommended by tions, as it is wholly free from the Leach Chemical Co. of Cincinnati, every objectionable quality or who prepare the genuine Virgin Oil of substance. In its production a Pine compound pure for dispensing. pleasant and refreshing syrup of the figs of California is unitINSULT TO INJURY. ed with the laxative and car minative properties of certain plants known to act most bene ficially, on the human system. when its gentle cleansing is desired. To get its beneficial effects, always buy the genuine, for sale by all reputable drugone size only, price gists; half-ounc- well-inform- ed e When growing winter crops in dry areas, a certain course of tillage must are descendants, be followed to bring Buccess with it Johnny What ' v writes Prof. Thomas Shaw, in Dakota grandad? lu which who Grandad They are people Farmer. The winter crops come after us. northern areas consist of wheat and Johnny Then the bRker and the rye must be sown early. The object milkmen are Mary's descendants, sought in sowing them eurly U to give tht-itime to form a good strong top ' s Plaintive Protest. and root that they may go through the Smith of northwest Wy. winter safely. Wheat in northern His areas should be sown la oralng bore an appalling facade. August. Rye style of beuuty was a blight. Depend- may do a little later, but it may also was he his horrific exterior, ing upon be sown earlier If It Is pastured. In In the habit of trying to awe newcomt ordet to insure germination at that ers. On one occasion, affecting 6ome season when the weather is usually dlsDleasure at the manner in which a very dry the ground especially for pallid Btranger watered his liquor, Mr. wheat should be fifty cents a bottle. The name Smith announced, frowning, that un- When summer fallowed every care sprout In the hottest and driest California of the company amendless he detected Immediate should be taken to keep all the mois- weather. is Co. It Is the soils that have as yet been ment he would send the neophyte ture In the land that was there at plainalways Fig Syrup home in a market basket "Which I'll the time when the land was plowed unattended thia season, being neither the front of evupon ly printed sure tear you up a whole lot," said and all that has followed subsequent- plowed nor tilled otherwise, which in ery package of the genuine. . Half an hour later Mr. Smith ly, which means that it must be a dry time become hard and dried out all If Shoemaker Isn't that Well, to such an extent that even the plow was found groping about on the floor pressed down as soon as plowed, and under the poker table, bunting for his frequently harrowed especially after will fail to bring moisture to the top. right. Instead of paying my bill, he kicks me down stairs, and with the glass eye, and muttering to himself. rain. It may also be a good plan to drill Sowing seeds In such land is a bad new boots I've made him, too. The stranger asked with some evi- wheat in among the standing corn, the proposition. By applying plenty of dence of Impatience what new line of corn being cut subsequently, but the water to the drill where the seed Is to SUFFERED TERRIBLY. sentiment Mr. Smith was now har- value of growing It thus has not ap- be sown, and then sowing as soon as Is just in the right condition How Relief from Distressing Kidney boring. That injured resident, glaring parently been proved under dry farm- the soil afterward, we may get the seeds to malevolently from beneath the furni- ing conditions. Trouble Was Found. NEW YORK. N. T. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE. KY. grow, and if rains come within a rea ture, replied: "Which I sure do hate a the and also espeThe wheat rye, we of time sonable length man with, no sense of humor." afterward, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolf, 388 W. Morgan cially the latter, may in some Instances may get a crop. St., Tipton, Mo., says: "Inflammation as for drilled Instance be in stubble, Sometimes In Nil Desperandum. July, when I find of the b I a d d e hulless barley stubble, and still pro- It difficult to setearly brushed and rose and cabbage plants Percy Parklngton reached its climax can a duce this But crop. only good drawmake them live, the soil being very the dust from his knees. Then, and I suflast Is when done spring be there enough safely dry, I resort to the method of dropping ing himself up to his full height, he moisture to fered i My seed. terribly. the The germinate few cabbage seeds In the hill, firm' cozed resentfully upon Hie form of back ached and to sow will vary with the soli, amount over soil well the nonchalant the who seeds Miss Muriel Muggins, by pained bo I could but usually from three to four pecks lng squarely stepping on it, and I find that ly fanned herself the while. acre of be will hardly get around wheat enough. per I can almost depend on thus raising "Very well. Miss Muggins," came In and the secretions more rye Is wanted, as it C f te Prod ace Abuadant Considerably it is Impossible very from tones good cabbages. "Oh, bitter Percy. werefresoil culture aad so not as without scanty, does stool wheat proper nf Ta. readily Crops Is It well! You have spurned me. Seeds. Graded of and Tested and should quent fioth Clean, passage be har wheat rye true! Indeed, you have spurned me rowed I and was DRY FARMING REMAIN WILL and in the painful. early possibly spring twice! But, though despair eats my once tired all the time and very nervous. I after It has made consld heart. I shall not die! I mean to go erableagain rives you a full explanation of the plan Is of course if Conservatively and Carefully Studied The began using Doan's Kidney Pills, and object growth. I into the busy world. I will fight! of Scientific. Soil Culture. It is free for few boxes was cured a after to retain Desmoisture. taking Will Reclaim Eventually will win'y My iamt shall become the asking-well ever and been have since." ert Waste. Spring crops, as wheat, barley, oats known, aad my riches shall become name Sold Doan's. Remember SEND) FOR IT the and spelts are sown on summer-fa- l envied " A PoataJ WIU Do all dealers. CO cents a box. Foster- by come to has It on or lowed was cul stay. land that Dry farming land, "Pardon me for interrupting you, Mllburn N. Y. Buffalo. Co., un used be will abused and the the last crop by Mr. Parkligton.Interjected Miss tlvated, while It grew from it. This means that It will principled to lure many to loss and Knew the Calendar. Muggins, "but when you shall have taken DENVER, COLO. roots, field peas, grave disappointment if not ruin, on were little girls, so small that They accomplished all that, you may try ma follow corn, potatoes, and in some instances sorghum lands where even the best soil Ullage the teacher was telling them about di beans Ask for Bartelda fleida again." Llpsincott'a. or kafflr corn. The success of grain cannot wrest a living from the over- - visions of time, and receiving all sorts handle thwn Vourdisdf following these will be measurably de- reluctant soil. Her Idea of Discipline. of answers to her simple questions. Dry farming cannot make poor soil The little girl who lived in a board One day recently. Just after the pendent on the carefulness of the cul sand produce like opening af the Baltimore schools, the tivation given to the preceding crop good: cannotnormake ing house was a year older than any can It make our more of teacher of a primary class had occa- The more careful that the cultivation rich loams, the others. sion right at the start to enforce dis- bas been the more completely will eastern prairie soils produce like the "We have learned that years are di cannot It of soils has be the Lethbrldge. moisture that peculiar preserved vided into months, months Into weeks. cipline. crops grow on shale rock bot and weeks into days," Bald the teach"Here, young man!" she exclaimed, fallen. As a rule, the ground should make nor on im nor on of beds gravel, can any one tell me bow indicating a pupil whose name she did not be plowed after the cultivated toms, Dakota er. "Now not yet know, "I saw you laughing crop, but simply prepared by disking pervious hard pan rock, says fill divided?" are the days and harrowing. To plow after these Fanner. Dry farming cannot dry in this school!" The little girl who lived In a board will nor in wells waterless moisdistricts, "I was only thinking about some- crops would tend to liberate house raised her hand, and was and wind and ing 'ithing, ma'am," said the youngster, ture. These cultivated crops may be It do away with dust, to speak. asked 4 1 IfV grown on land that was cropped the cold. But there is something In dry sheepishly. Wednesdays Tuesdays, 'Monday's. will It we believe and firmly The cultivation given farming, "Well, don't let that happen in previous year. and Thursdays, beef," she said, glibly; to them while growing aids In keep- do much for the great dry west, as school again," said the teacher, sternbeef V If conservatively and Friday, fish;andSaturday, corned chicken." ly. Sunday Magazine of the Cleve ing In the soil the moisture necessary whole, and and "WEAR LIKE IRON" Sunday, beans; will and learned followed, them. to carefully produce land Leader. Youth's Companion. They wear best where the wear Whether peas have an Important mis eventually make productive and popu i now to Not desert Present. Is is hardest. Made of selected close Certainly OUT sion In such areas bas not yet been lous much that THIS CLIP It was In one of the colored schools worked out It Is pretty certain that and waste. But all this will come leather specially tanned to resist of naltlmore, and the teacher was the kind of wear a healthy will grow well on the soils of the more slowly than some believe. exactly they Doctor's Renowned for Prescription an inexperienced one. There was talk- semi-ariwill gtve them. or but It has not appar girl boy Backache. country, Rheumatism and ing among the little negroes before ently been proved as to whether the Two layers of kaiher s:e sewed In at Irish Cattle. com ounce "One Sarsaparllla Syrup her. the ti p instead of one, to prevent tb yields when grown In rows will be The Ohio State Agricultural college pound; one ounce" Torls compound; "I want absolute silence," she said such as to Justify growing the field toes kicking out. Tbe Soles sue tMtJ&fZ 1 has recently received from Wadding Add those to a half pint of good whis of extreme toughness. severely. crop thus. There should be no doubt, ton Farm, W. Va five head of Kerry key: Take a tablespoonful before eacn Still the talking continued. Mayer Special Merit School Shoes however, as to the profitable results cattle, a generous gift from M. Ogle- meal and at bed time; Shake the bot! want absolute silence," she reare made to fit a child's foot in a comfortable, natural way that would accrue from growing gar- bar. the proprietor. While In Ireland tle before ualng each time." Any drug-glu-t peated again. that will prevent foot trouble In later year, yet they are den varieties for seed or for canning. and England Mr. Oglebay became in bas these ingredients In stock or At the third demand one very small The peas would put nitrogen in the stylish and good looking. Only the genuine bave tfa of terested In this Irish breed dairy mill quickly get them from bis whole Trad Mark Btamped on the sole. Mayer girl spoke up boldly. could be planted with the toll. They and Imported a number of them sale bouse. This was published previFRFE-- tf nam of dmlrr wtw ! will nd "Asaalute Silence ain't byar." she grain drill, using only such tubes as cattle, r" Mrttt&chool6hm,wwrilld handle Bpvrtal to bis beautiful estate in West Vir ycm,lw. part- and hundreds here have been said. "She's not de toofacbe." ef Cvorga WaahUwtoa. a baodaocn were necessary. The distance between ginia. The gift consists of the Import ously paid, picture, UZ, cured by it Good results show after Magazine. We also make Ilonorbtlt Shoes for mes. the rows would be 24 to 30 Inches ac ed bull Sir Gilbert. Jr., the Imported the first few doses. This also acts as Leadinc Lady Shoes, Martha Washington to the bull calf a IVolet. cow varMy. Westernvllle cording man a a to a married Tfore she is system builder, eventually restoring Cusbioa bnoes ana Cnmfrtrt Sbocs, Ye. on new heifers. While started two alfalfa be may yearling woman always wants to think of him; Wotk Shoe. strength and vitality. breed of This little black dairy cat' afterward she wants to think for him. breaking of the first year.lt Is better TUEY An Educational Problem. MAYER BOOT & SHOE CO. to put It on older land. The land tie Is one of the mont economical proWEAR Little Margery has Just begun to go HARD TO DROP rbouid be fallowed for It the previous ducers of milk known. Instances are IRON LIKE But Many Drop It. year, and It will add to the strength on record of cows of the breed pro to the kindergarten, and Is filledot with ner snd eureness of the stand If it can ducing nearly 10,000 pounds of mi.k a one sense of the Importance A young Calif, wife talks about coffee: be manured. Alfalfa comes In nicely In a year. Fair specimens of the ma rtuiies there and Ihe solemn value of "It was bard to drop Mocha and after the potato crop is well cared for. ture cows will produce enough mlk the attainments that have thus been Java and give Post urn a trial, but my Corn would do as well, but for the to yield seven to ten pounds of but- put within her reach. The other aft home from nerves were so shattered that I was stubs remaining In the land. A nice ter a week at the churn. The cow ernoon, after coming ovv a nervous wreck and of course that smooth seedbed ftiould be made In Westernvllle Violrt sent the univer- school, she remained in a brown study mesne all kinds of ails. the spring, en the alfalfa drilled In sity was the rererve cow at the Dub- for a time, and then said: "Mamma, "At first I thought bicycle riding alone at the rate of about 10 pounds lin show In 190ri, and Is a very fine do I know as much now as I don t In Wmaliorfi taot th- - a i aotHl tnr tr Irnw ( ,rrr rn wKbaol tntilmn In Ut lnf wrm In ntvmt-ncaused It and I gave It up. but my con- per acre. It should be clipped oft once specimen of the breed, showing splen- knowr nn4 h turn. a..nM naaT.r r,tTf.n am b Knhna t, In Fall 1 a...-rrrieitn In Cmnlti, II .lb.I terma to a1 "j rr'tlfit dition remained unchanged. I did not and the next year It should fumlh did dairy form, with a very shapely, W a tvrrd liaa a vt Irirtxl. In t t.l fa" f aiomtv rMl How. This? i want to acknowledge coffee caused the a crop. It Is Improved by disking and capacious udder. firm IIL 205 K LaSalle HoJlisfcr. II. SL, Chicago, tnr cv L Dept. At of tuk I fond was tfimdrxl Wt It pairs tiia" trouble for very nor1 r Hau harrowing each spring, setting the caa nf '4TTB le4 eannt to rur4 with came to live that time a friend disk so as not to destroy many of the UtaTTk w. Plant Lice. n. CO.. 9. t. CUFAFT ns, and I noticed that after he bad plants. Wa. tn awWWw4. w"a lire will prevent plant Fumigation la IU us a week he would not W been e. J'otato and com crops should be from getting a start In th drink his coffee any more, tasked him rrr rt a)Ht Mmria nrt ha Srm. well down. It Is speto hit be attended should 3af-Hreasonably It just O'a tM.t S.NIT.MI. kf the reason. He replied. 1 have not bad cially Important that the barrow shall s soon as the plants are set on the Tn4i r, am. Oaf" a datrrH f,irrr.nr. a headache since I left off drinking cof- be cv n"i afe on them freely and Judicious bench and practiced twice a week unM i taa a a4 wa fee, some months ago, till last week, ly. Tbene crops should be very ex til Ih- - crop Is used or sold. It is ImA Lifetime of Good Service when t began again, here at your table. tenslvely grown In the dry country aftI MaWa ..a tat I aaii.r laM to exterminate the peRts I don't see how anyone can like coffee, because of their Intrinsic value and possible have a start and NO HONING er good STROPTISC NO gotten His Broad Charity, they anyway, after drinking Postum!' because of the Influence which the the plants are quite large, but If the Is cross and t Tomorrow A. M. loo Ule. Tale know papa Imogene once ordered at "I said nothing, but cultivation would exert on the. crops matter Is looked after every few days surly sometimes and says things that a CASCARET at bed time; get a package of Postum. That was five that follow ihem. The greater the the lice will cause no serious trouble. are unjust, but you should Judge him, in the morning feeling fme and months ago, and we have drank no area of tbeee, the less the necessity up Philip, by his best coffee since, except on two occasions that exists for large areas of fallo dandy. No need f nicknetm San Jose Scale. Philip Oh, I do, dear. You're Lis when we bad company, and the result land. and drink front g soon scale best San Juan tTse spray for each time was that my husband could 1 PAHKLH'S When breaking up the prairie In a as leaves fall In November. The best wotk wK3e you surely They ing. not sleep, but lay awake and tossed HAIR BALSAM It Is wll to plow It deep spray for coddlin moth Is arsenic of Important to Motheea.bottlft of sleep and help nature Kelp you. and talked half the night We were dry country, I a Srrfl aa-- . every Etsmine carefully not ThH add to first. may at the are to ly (1) Best times spray lead. for sure and convinced that coffee caused bis sufferMiLont take them and keep well a remedy safe CA8TORIA, the yield of the first crops grown, on .,. a a (2) when eees of Infsnts and children, and see that It K Cava ing, so be returned to Postum, con- the other band It may somewhat de- nhen petals fall; on caCAHRTS ! e W fr fruit or leaves; moth are present vinced that coffee was an enemy. Inlrwitrnl trzt aallv Influence on (3) at Intervals of ten to fourteen the but from tract them, Muima ataa axwta. ta tM irorki.Umirjiai. troubled Is stead of a friend, and be Bewill be helpful. Signature future more ylflds two sprayings. BUR THIS IX MIND no mor with Insomnia. In TJse For Over nut Tests. cause of this the aim should be to days, "I. myelf, have gained I pounds In break those lands as far as RAW FURS wluJ Tou Have Tbe Kind practicAlways Bought Pullets. Best welch U and my nerves have ceased to Laying al or able by the aid of steam gasoline. ri:iai now 1o In coarse the seems So are quit which old tbe to too We It are Pullets a acquire nTer quiver. imii, Kill m. WaUr tr, a a. Thempion'i Cyi rciffe that ca'id our afhes and ails head, thick in the neck, broad in the la'est wrinkle. " Vices. rare urn are In Stable Ue Ihe and lake tip post breast and heavy fled the llfle bonk. "Th" Ilosd 0" Mof!t .table vices are vain efforts- ly the best layers. Fine head, rathet neck and a father wedg Wellviilo." In t.kRs "There's a ReaMn of naturaily kind, active horse to reuu-- tt a M of their shaped body, widest at the rear, Indi restrictions r Wr af aa rwv t ft,p wearing Vaven a aa tal4lata4tb,tala7ataa)aWMa . jjete Ul Utlft ' 'n fit-- l tT T tO. J miut trmtm tfm m .tnmn w I Vf- tww MOMRO DRUB CO., Oahtmy, ffHntm. cale the layer. i i M. mmm fall KI taj sarflMN TihUawlTwswa) Mart. Unta tm tree u Fog-Eye'- Fog-Ey- y s e deep-runnin- summer-fallowe- A -- im a. m Fog-Eye- (pomiafo Syrup (6. mmiOOD SEEP sua MAKE GOOD GARDENS 4 - 9 TO-DA- Y The Barteldes Seed Co nI - ill i fM' tD SCHOOL 5H0E6 d ft Llp-plncot-t's F. MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN "California C or Never!" r-- lif.-r- - a fl ir li ud rttX-r- lif, a. V fit xr Tot-- letfur-bous- I a, Vv . L.jTwe IK !,(--- ff. o it Now over-eatin- " al A tiXfffjC ey ";r:AV! slf-nd- r tl-- aa - w" . PUTNAM FADELESS DYES 0-- a .wl-n- |