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dATURDAY ..
MARCH 18,1905
FARH^GARDEN
v..
..*i-?l
I- ni t his box witb
CAN BE DONE IN HOUSE.
How Early Start with the Spring
Vegetables May Be
Made.
Anyone with even small facilities may
K"i early vegetables wiih little trouble.
It requires aoaae i<>rm of forcing bed.
The one here described gives satisfac
tory results. says the Orange Judd Karm
er. Many people are so situated that
early vegetables may be i)tirehased
cheaper than they can be grown. but the
quality is not so pbasingand the ex
pense only alightly less.
A ve?-y simple and effective arrange
Bkeat whereby pl mtaforaaearty garden
may be startcd
early in the spring
may be an.i
to be kej.t w.ihin
doors as followa:
Make a box. of one
inch board s. six
inches deep, t .\ o
and one-half feet
wide and four i< et
long. with a tight
matcbed BOttom.
At one corner bore
a bole for dralaag
four inches of BMllow, rich BOtL If nec
aaaary, stir some tartltlaarwlth it before
it is put iito the box. Battle tho soil by
sbaking. renioving all lun-.ps and waste
matter. and co.er the aarfaoa BBBBOthly
arlthahoal ooelachof fraeaaad. Watat
the soil thoroUfjhly by S;>rinkling the
aarfaoa aith a Bae apray, aataaj care not
to wash out tbe ?an !.
I'rovidc a pail to rceeire any watcr
that may drala throagh. Plaeethehoai
heffora a wiadow Bpoa a framaeaaadeof
two-inch pteeaa, aueh as ahowa in the
caat Ailow it to reaaala la the snn two
or threa daya aatll theaoUla thoroaghty
warm. t hen plant t be see bl rfl roWB about
three inches apart an.l deep BBOBfJfl to
be balow the tayer oi aaad. Tttt the box
toward the euallght, so thai it may get
all the sun poaaible. Keep the aarfaoa
well nioistetied. but do not water enough
to eauae Jraiaaga -alar to rt a through
the soil.
If there is considerahle sunlight. stich
a box will grow rlgoroaa phutta in a few
weeha after pJaatiaaj. The rooaa maat
he kept at tha ordlaary taraperatara of
a living rooin. and not allowed at any
time to becoine very cold, or the plants
will be injured. If the hox is turned
around every day or so the piants will
grow more Btocky and will not be
"ilrawn" by tha light. The plants theni
selves will indi.it;- by t hoir leaning to?
ward tha ligbl just when this shonld be
<lone. The wiadow l>< fort which the box
otBBda ahoald aot beopeaedjtoallowthe
ooid air to reai b i ba growtng plaata un
til they are Ofsufflcleat si/.e. when they
may he aardeaed before puttlng out in
the open grOUBd.
SUGGLSTIVE.
For aowtag amall aeed, tit a qatU in
the cork of a bottle, mix with u.y, flne
aaad, pat in bottle,aad they oaa be dis
tributed evenly aiid straight.
Wa oaca rtalted a glgaatto duck farm
and had a toiigii ehlekaa for dinner.
This is about on par with dining in the
country and line:ing no vegetables on the
table
Now is the time to make an application
of manure to the gardea if it has not
been done before. The spring rains will
wash the manute that is not tOO coarse
down into the soil where it is needed.
The long ereataga in uinter give time
for planning the farm work of the year.
There is much plessure in sitting down
and fixing the plaaa l'or farm work so
carefully that evtrvthing will move
along easily when springopens.?Farm?
ers' Review.
A Colorado farmer is said to have re
galed 12 of his trieada with the follow
ing menu: One r.?2 potind potato, one
15-pound cabba^e. one tcn-pound ehick
en, one six-pound tnrnlp cnetwo-pound
onion, and three plaa made from a 1V6
pound apple.
lowa has a popcorn king whose title
eeems to be unir.peachable. He re
cently finished hushir.g 11,000 bushelsof
popcorn. "And now for some statisti
cian to eompute how many hours, days
and weeks, moatha BBd years of genu
ine pleasure Otd-faahloBed lowa boya
and girls could get out of that 12.000
bushel lot."
Preserving Manure.
It will pey well to uive more atten
tlon than is done ajp the average farm
to the praaeivatloa of barnyard ma?
nure. flrst by guarding it from the
sources of loss that oceur in the ordl?
aary open barnyard, and, second. by
treating it with materials calculated
to reduce the loaaea from escapdng
ammonia on the one hand, and to in
crease its conten' of phosphoric acidoa
the other.?Ohio Station.
Progressive Farmers.
Beneficent j;lans of all sorts are being
proposed in meetingg of farmers assem
bled for mutual and eommunity benefit.
One eaatara state ^range is offeringpre
minaaa for the best coiiectlon of weeds
to be presented at future yearly meet
? colleetleaa to serve as ob
ject Ii .v on .
Victory for Missouri Farmer.
The supreme eOBTI ot Missouri recent
ty reveraed tbj deefataa of the 8t Laada
erimiaal ooari court fming a farmer fr?r
selllrg frult. vegetables and poultry as
a huckster withont a license. Thejudge
decided that a farmer had a right to
sell the products of hlsown farni with
outa license.
INSECT DESTROYERS.
The Immense Value in This Respect
Which Poultry Are Upon
the Farm.
There is one valuable advantage to
keeping poultry on the farm that la
generally overlooked. ar.d that is the
vast number ol in- troyed by
them.
If every insect caught by a hen
ln a day were counted aud an esti
mate made of the uumber of insects
eaten by a flock of 25 hens. it would
show that hens are more useful in that
respect than may be supposed.
When bu-ily at work scratching
the hen aecnrea many grubs and
worms. while the larvae of insects also
assist in proaid a th. m with food.
A flock of tnrheyb aiU search rvery
nook and corner of a field for in?
sects. and as a turhey can consume
a large aaaoani of food it will make
away with a vast nun.her of them each
day.
Theactive gaiaea laeeeroa the search
over the field- f<>r ins< ets. It does not
scratch. but every bleda of grass is
looked over. and it rarely eoaaea up to
the barnyani tO secure food. Its indus
try prompts it to sreure its owa fond,
and in so doing hundreds of insects are
destroyed.
WARM DRINKING WATER.
The Poultry Will Appreciate It and
the Egg Yield Will Be
Larger.
In much of the weather we have in
winter the watar freeaaa very quickly
if tset out at the temperature at which
it is drawn from the well. To permit
the fowls to.hnve all the water they de
sire. it will ba eeceeaaiy to warm the
water to about ^>n) dagraaa It will take
some time for the temperature of thia
to fail to 32 degrees. This given twice
a day will keep them supplieri with the
liquid with Which to make eg-s and
flesh. It must be remembered that much
of theeggs. as much of the flesh of fowls.
Is water and that all food must be great
1-KlZi: I'l.VMol TH K.HK IIKN.
ly d'lute,: haaoca tt eaa ba ???..,.. bg .w
feyataai of the fowl. Th,- laeh of suffl
- laai water alwaya raaalta in ? eheeb to
the dlgestive operations. Tln COtdneefl
of the wah-r a!so a< ts as a temporary
check. The m v wajar thefowladrlak
the batter it La for them. and the more
pounds of Beab aad more doaeaaof cggs
they are llkely to produee.
POULTRY N0TES.
Sweet oil gpplled to fro/.en eoinhs and
wattles in hnallng
A chieken with a frozen combwill not
lay till thecomli is healed.
Oold OOrn aad aaow, even if mixed, do
not niako a babtOCed egg ration
Don't hold the agga lonner than a
week. Always make it a rule that the
product must ba fresh.
Scraps from the buteher shopare good
Inducers to laying when fed 10 JtUiag,
hens. especially in winter.
A large proportion of an egg is water.
See that the hens have a bountiful sup
ply. If the chlll is taken off the water it
is all the batter.
Grit and green food are two things that
need to be supplied to hens during the
winter months. Wlthoot them the hens
cannot do their baat
If hens are given all the water they
wish in cold weather a gallou and a half
or two gallons of milk to each 100 hens
will be about all they will dispose of in a
day.
Some claim that skim milk and corn
make a balanced ration. Whether this
is so or not?one thing is true: If hens
are given skim milk they get more pro
tein than they can get from corn alone.
We believeskim milk fed to laying
hens when eggs are 25 cents per dozen
will pay a better dividend than if fed to
pigs when live bogs are four cents per
pound. What do our readers think or
know about it?
No Use for Fame.
"'It will make a great name for you."
"Confound the name Will it make
me laea of aaaaey ''
"Hm. it wiil make you some moncy;
but wouldn't you prefer an undying
name to geara wclih?"
"1've already uot the undying name."
"Ah! inay 1 ogfc who-?"
"My name's Joiin Smith."?llouston
Post.
We.;-Flanned.
"If this nu i.;.i.i rie should catch fire,
what woald >ou do.'" the giraffe asked
the elephant.
"I aroald plek up aaj Tunk and make
for the t.oor." aaa tha elephant's reply.
"What woald JTOM do?"
"I'd go to that wincow and slide down
my neck to the : reand/'aald the giraffe,
v.ith a wink ai tie nion! eys. Cassell's.
TIIEIJUEEXOF ALL HAIR TOHICS.
(A Platn Kecital.
Talk is oheap, and actions speak loud
er than words. In order to prove to the
public that Glossine ia the great. st and
most meritoriousof all hair tonica we
will give free to every reader of t-his pa
per, not a sample; but a full size boz. If
Giossiue was not the best hair touic in
all the whole wide world this offer
woald baukrupt us.
Glossine, queeu of all hair tonics is
the most wonderful remedy for the hn
man hair ever discovered and has
astouudtd the whole world by its mi
raculons aud mysterious Dower in
leugthening, straighteuing and beauti
fying the iiu 11 iti hair. I istneresnlt of
long years of carefnl stuc'y aud the e*r
nest researches of Miss rlelen Mtrti...
a beautiful aud attracrivo woman who
is ackuowledged to be the most skilful
and fimous beauty doetor of the day.
She is a wonderf al and ru *at maguifl
ceut specimen of woinauly grice and
beauty, aud although uow 58 yea?*s of
age she scarcely looks to be 30. When
asked by what mediuoas she had been
able toso successtully preserve the at
tractiveneas and beauty of youth. Miss
Martiu said, Why it is very simple to
me and every woman be she wnite or
colored, young or old or as ugly as sin
itselfea.il booome prettv. shapely and
graoefnl if she will ouly do as I advise.
As a child I was never oousidered pret
ty, in fact I was not oven thoaght to be
good looking and f ?r this very re tsou
ever since I .vaa a girl of aixteen I have
made a stuiy of such agencies and ma
terials which tend to beautify and
adorn the hnman person. j
In the glorioas vegetable world which
nature has so bounteously bestowed ud
on us there are hundreda of inuoceucj
medinms whioh after my long life of |
study and investigation I h ive been able
to su^cessfully hleud aud foimnlafe into '
varioua preparations whi^h enhince
and preserve the life aud beauty of the
hair aud skiu. I owe iny o.vu go;>d ,
looks anl youthful appoaranc-s to these
pr^parationa which are the resnlts of
my life long work.
Aa tc Glossine I have never kno.vn it
to tail to cause the hair to grow loiii?,
straight 8oft and luxurious. It mitters
not how harsh and kiuky it m \y be .'iud j
I oare not if it be nhort brokeu, splitting
at the euds or falling out Glossine will j
positively make it loDg. soft, straight
and pliant It will <?;?vy fn tlve hais bxa-'
tre, leugth, life aud beauty aud no he id
of hair can ba so harsh and refraitory
but that Glossine will m ike it so pliant
and wavy that it can be dressed wirh
ea<e aud in any prevailingstyle desired.
It will restore gray hair to its f lr.ner
color, make the hair grow out on all
bald spots. aud on the tetnples where
the li'iT is usually thin and nnsigtn
ly. Glossine ia highly, sweotly and
most delicately perf umed, and ita color
and subustencv is veryattr ictive to all.
Soeing our great sneoessand wi*h the de
sire to trado upon our reputatiou gaiued
by long year- of honeetdealiiignumerous
unsorupnlous firmsare trying to fool the
people iuto buyingsparioas and harin
ful compouirds for the h lir aol skin,
that cause the hair to f tll. rhas causing
baldneas and ruiu; mar and deface the
delicate tex. ure of the hnman skin. In
their wickeddmreto gam inoney, these
people do not hesitato to"sell the people
many preparations which are daugerous
to lifeitself. ln order to diseouatenan36
and oondemn snch dishouest methods,
Miss Martin has decided to give a full
siae package of Glosaico to any reader
of this paper male or female who will
send their name and address. Do not
delay. Write to-day. A postal card
will do We will also send our cata
logne wbich describes in detail our hair
tonics, face bleaches and other toilet
reqnisites.
Address:?Miss Hklkn Martin,
care Oontinental Ohemical Oo.,
No. 9 Governor Street,
Richmond, Va.
BOA.RDINO & LODGING
Ratea Reasonable. All the Comf or.ts
e> a> ot rlonee a> a>
Orders reoeived by letter or telegraph .
MRS. I100KER LEFTWICH,
PROPRIBTRE8S. ""?*;
H16 N.2nd St , Richmond. Va.
McQirt's
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ATLANTA, GA
Mrs Mary Watson,
1015 St. Peter 6t.,
Richmond, Va.
?he J. V. Hawkin's
HAIR GROWER & RESTORER,
To which all state aud national ri<hts have been
reserved, enjoys the reputatiou of an euormous
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TlIK ONLY LIVIVGI SL\TK WftlT
IXOMEOIUM AXDOLA.IUVOYA.Nr,
I who can re:vl from th? the sky. Darian
the great show of the RINQLINO BBOTRBB8 la Vulehi, Li., Samson oae o*
the largest and oldent eleph-inta in the worl.l booame nnrulf and killed nini?
men durina; the day. Mr*. Robercaoo w*'* Hent for. Sh? influeuoed the elephan*
by holdinfra charuriiiK seal aOM in her hau 1 aud speaking nine holy words to
the bfint and he obeyed.
Mrs Rol>ert8on wah born in Paris, France and hiid eipht yeirsof English
83hoolinjf. She Afas liora a fortune t^ller. No femile on earch can dj what s'ie
oan do. She ftaaa advi>?? on law saira, divoroe*. m irriages. love. mtes, deeda,
property, sickufiss, female troables, bouuties. p'tisions, trickery, evil spirits, orip
pleand blind aflfairs, hidden treasnrea. aud lost aud stoleu articles.
This gif ted wonan is a frientl to the po ?r. She is the seveuth d ni^hter of her
parents aud a mightv healer from birth. She blnsseH your home aud makesbright
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