Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 June 1878 — Page 7

A Valuable Imprevrawaat Ik Caakliag atttfVaa. TkeatHlty aad vMilaa af a akalf attaeamaat to tlwovea af wtoklaft atevt M nw ttalvamlly aokHowlsdtftU by all jMHJMikwpr whfl Wave ud or Men laam, aaa It ! a

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iMMwlaml elod laaitUof the oven by the 'ar, ihw not exclude the milturn of gnao. Sakwffi "tore than arerage at&Se nd from which greater dared with!' ie. Our attention has Ihmhi i profit U bxjhhjUhI. It ia inevitable that aalled t m circular wntaluiiig a caution title should be so. The time will never agalmtthe me of automat to akelvM, ImucU joonie when ootton will not be the leadby certain partle who claim to own letters' 4t,viM nr anm rf tha Southarn patent No. IW.001, statin that they have -W stHVi t ine 01 tUe SOU. 8rn brought Milt arali!t tkN Company for iB. ' though every year more attenfrliigMHaitt oil aald pati nt, and wariiiiiic all tion la, and will be, paid to the other prwm Hot to buy or ute stoves liavlK aiioh crops. This is only an illustration of ahalvtwand made by tii. We hav only tbhi ; whllt (.veryWiere oocura. One crop will to say in rejrard to the matter, that tee tkall .,. ' r,lu .wi 'in k Tivorwsl)! defend this mit. and have o . raoeivo ruost care, and others will be doubt of uiir atieeea la uIi defente, and ide subsidiary. The first will be reherehy egret to protect each and ettry per- lied on for profits, and tlie others for MHMgmHuruaiHvvMrGVaHdVhMr-intiyiHvr tho expanses for runninsf the tor OtfA-.orotlierf loves ot our manufacture J ' , iTnlaait thia is dnnn the noat of from any damaxe'by reason of anv claim wild ,iHn"" . unia una is uono, tne cost 01 lrtle can have untlvr mUl letters patent, Ith l PT aura to take the Our const ruction of shelves l not only cover- most of the prolits, sometimes more, ed and fully protected by valid letters patent! This 1mm been the great difficulty with owned by uf.,butreaCknowIlKKl by deal- smthm farming. The money expendeasier, cih1 to belfs$lhhletngetoHt ofor- or might hitneelf produce, oats up the ar than any otAer kind in the market. We profits on the ootton crop. It doos not will cheerfully hhlp a Kuiple of our Grand follow that thp cotton is unprofitable, Charter Oak with an automatic shelf to any t.nt (,niv, tlml pvi1imK'i nntifin.nlantlnir reepomlble dealer or housekeeper who d- , , , nTV , exUU8ue cotton-planttng airs to examine it before purchasing, and at lb uu P0"") end of ten dayn, If It Is not acknowledged as, Ihere is alwaj's a great amount of

Having nire conveniences and tein; the uet bet , Bt'v i avi i eoiisirtii ieHi, nnef-i rinihiieu, moei proiMirtioued, perfectly oierntlnic eetoooklnif Move ever nude or ottered for the ia M-ieeatwtucntt ts rapidly be held subject to ourorde beinir old. it aan ' er. and wewlllnav allexpenaes. ItoHprctf ul ly yours, MZmSFK tf"toOI3N.3lalnM.,faU !'. Me. wouiey'w veaat rondwr," 8aklaldv. "lia made luelf imHtn.ibl in oar kitchen. Our bICHltC, cake. Wtt!c. WHf- ' ana, ami mien iiko tiiinv:.- witii its M are U'lfli it a alii aavA Wc wJwW ilot bl always en JoyaMe and ((ikkI without It in our fatni v. We hare nso.l it for ' avirvrva ' J nuaniauv WTXi , ! have used tt for over fifteen yearn, pointed us yet." ttud it lm never diaapWhV shake or haTeehill. when 3!.Akih Carecau be bad for SO cents awl $1 per botUe! f . i rAxwci-Ahs reKanllnc Electrte Belt free. Addrfu rulvermacher(tal-anleCo.. CtnclB.,0. fM Tl Ab werker eaa ake 12 adar at bam. Caatir WvlWwMat tree. AddwwTHJKfc CO.. AtKttrta. H& (350 A .MMil irH M'MHleel as best-sr 1 1 tf uc wttclm In tlt wM-ld ; t hmhdM rVe. AthlmM Jat HHnvftis. IiHtML Mtaa. WilMrllUP bwallM. METTI,Vfa.lnV,NJ. S51DAT n.tsr Ait pram irrviT rasa: J. H-nurruKu-ssow. 1mm. "VEGETWE," 8y a Benton Phyiclan. "haa no equal m a ldood twnher. Hwmntcof its many, wutnlerfMi enras after all other renmlieA had fai)el. I vMted the Labomuw y and convinced myaelf of ita Reniiim merit. It i prepared trim tMtrk. rooVt ami betiw, each of which m hichly eftt ctive, and they are rmttmnkd in Mich a inasaer iw totnrodaee aMoBirhiac reonlta." f VE6ETINE b the Great Blood PariSer. VEGETINE Will cere the wont ease of Sorof nla. VE6ETINE In xooauaendd by Xbydeiana and apothecaries . VEGETINE Baa effected aoate manrelotM enrw in oaea et Caatsor. VEGETINE Care the wont casea of Canker. VEGETINE Merta with wonderf al aaceeaa ia Merearial dieVEGETINE Will cnulkate Salt lthetta from the ayetem. VEGETINE Saaaovea Pimple and Hamont from the faee VEGETINE OamConatiiiAtlon and refulak the hewek. VEGETINE la a valuable remedy for Headache. VEGETINE Will core DjMHKjutia. VEGETINE featoree the entire ayatem to a healthy eawMUea. VEGETINE Keaaom the eaaae of IKirineMi. VEGETINE KeUem Fain toe at the Stomach. VEGETINE CaaraJiiaintheBaak. VEGETINE KaetAlly earn Kidney Complaint. VEGETINE la affeetiva ia ita bui of female WfnVnim. VEGETINE k rely tm Oenetal Debility. VEGETINE jm the aavr SPRING MEDICINE. VECET.NE FaWAMB BT . a. STivaHs, BMtM.MiN. 1mm k wTk, AM BriwmU.

FABM TFIC. flatealalMaa la Parallax. A system of mixed husbandry ia unlioubwlly beat adapted to mot farmer in Motions where varloui kind of farm

product can be crown. Thin, howevnetHllt'ss idleness ingrowingouu crop to the exclusion of every thiuir else. Thus . a . . i pi . wiiu coiion, it eiiiiuuys woor on me farm only a few months in the year. 'There is a busv soawn atnlantinsr time. 'another in cultivating, and the third 'and last, ingathering and marketing the T exclugfv0 Wetern cor&. growing of a few yours ago was open to thosamo obiection. but the Western farmor liml tlin uitvantno-t. nf atrwlr fiiiwl. ... . 5l,.wier t profitably era ' a - ployed tor a part at least oi this usuployed tor a ally unprofitable season. Corn-growing ,is usually recomnicaued to bouthern rww gcitMl substituto in part for cotton. But corn is planted, cultivated and harvested at the same time as cotto"j " 5n" oensively grown without interfering with that. What the Southern farmer needs is not to discard corn-growing entirely, but to get huiiiu oinur crop wnicu win oeuur alternate the season of cultivation. In the Northern farmer's system of mixed husbandry, there are corn, wheat, oats, bark', beans, potatoes, live stock and fruits, thin -having something to do, and something to sell, nearly every month in the year. Still, almost every farmer has some specialty. What it is depends upon his farm, location and taste. Farmers differ as much as any class of workers, ami in the dift'erentkinds of husbandry there is variety enough to suit many kinds of men. A farmer has not only the right, but it is his duty to do what he likes best, for this is the secret of success in auy avocation. The farmer who delights in horses or cattle, or sheep, or pigs, will do better generally to devote himself mainly to whichever of thee, specialties he prefers, of course taking into account the adaptation of his farm sad locality to the business, as well as his own desires. There are still others who, in addition to the love of one or more kinds of these animals, have also an appreciation of their line points, and the judgment, skill and patience necessary in a successful breeder. It does not follow that because a farmer likes live stock, ho is qualified to breed it successfully and intelligently. A great uituij wihi iwgin wiui umiuiBiasm oniy succeed in breeding a lot of scrubs. " The skill of the men who originated stick bneds as the Sliort-Horn cattle, i Cotswold sheep and Cshjx pigs, would ! compel success in any avocation. The same amy bo said of men who have , proved highly successful in growing J wueai, potatoes or any one ot the numerous kinds of fruits. The success is due less to the kind of crop than to the character of the man who grows it. -incio io an auvaiiiaKe m maKing some one crop a specialty, in the fact i that it enables farmers to grow, on al small farm, soaiething on a large scale, t t. ... i i .. . it. uums uuusiueraoiy loss per acre to grow fifty acres of wheat, harvest and thresh it, than to grow five acres Oh a small farm most operations must lie on a small scale, and therefore done at a disadvantage. But if the small farmer will select the crop which he is most successful with, and it will usually be one in which he is most enthusiastic, he can devote his main attention to that, and secure a more decisive success than he could by treating all crops alike. He need not abandon other products unless experience proves this advisable, but he will have the satisfaction not only of gratifying his own desires, but of making more money than if he drudged away most of his time at something in which he took little interest. Cemtiry O'nUeman. tHartKlght and Then Wick. A great many men throughout the country are going back to farming" this year, and an unusual number of young men are looking out for ti start in the same business. The reports that mime from the West, of a revival of the old-time inpouring of new settlers, wid the accounts of the taking up of old farms in New England, are among the beet signs of the times. If the new farmers will enly start right, and then sttolc to it, their success may be insured in advance. Want of foresight in ohosing, and stability of purpose and snort, are at the bottom of half the fallarea in farming, for it is even more disastrous for is farmer to make sudden and r!k;Hl changes in his business lats than to put all hie eggs ia one wwket,' by depending on oaa orop. The farmer who" rotates" from sheep Jo oows, and from cows to grain, and mm rratn to fruit, with

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get ia oae erop that be eaa't " raise" a mortgage. JSvery farm h) better adapted to some industries than others. If the land is low and springy and cold, foot rot or other diseases will take the profile off of sfieep. If there is not plenty of pure, cool water, and jmstvrage especially adapted to cows in its chemical characteristics, and that does not shrivel up by the end of July, dairying will not prosper. If the grain-producing elements in the soil are exhausted, or insect-enemies or climatic influences interfere, grain crops will fail. If fruit trees must stand " with their feet in the water," owing to lack of drainage, orchards will prove disappointing. Then again, men are as different as their farms. Some have just the knack to bring together a dairy of cows, nearly every one of which shall ben" good milker," and by gentle, clean, provident management secure large returns for the best of products. Another has

the faculty of having his land, his seed, his fertilizers, his times and seasons, just right to coax fields of waving grain from the soil. Another will have a flock of sheep, every one of which looks as though bred to enter for the premium at the County Fair. Still another will plant and prune and shape an orchard of ha1fathousand apple trees so that they shall all stand uniform, smooth, symmetrical, vielding just such apples, in just such quantities, as ho planned when he bought the trees from the nursery. The point is that every man, in farming as in other occupations, should ascertain what his combined inward forces and outward circumstances will enable him to do best, and do that. As a rule, diversified farming is the best, except in localities pre-eminently adapted to one branch, like the dairy regions of Now York or the natural grain-fiolds of the West. A snug little orchard; fields of grain, grass, corn, and root crops; a manageable drove of cows or sheep ; a pair of choice breeding mares; a pen of good hogs; a yard of poultry; some extra crops to experiment on this old-fashioned method is about the safest and most comfortable, after all. For specialties require special knowledge and special conditions of success. They are like a one-legged railking-stool can't stand alone ; while varied farming has various supports.---GoMcM Rule. Mark Twain and (he Plates. The Eureka Republican tells about Mark Twain's lecture in Dayton, Nevada, some years ago. His agont used to get up an excitement about the lecture by building a bonfire before the hall and sending a fife and drum through the streets a half hour before the beginning of the entertainment.' He did this in Dayton, then a flourishing camp, and the Piutes naturally got the impression that some kind of an exciting- show was to be given, so the chief tackled the enterprising agent on the subject of halfprice admissions, and some 30 bucks paid their half dollars and filed into the hall. Presently Mark made his appearance on the stave and began drawling away in his usual style. The white pcoule laugheiTboisterously, but the Indians looked puzzled, and after standing it for 15 minutes they began whispering and grunting among themsolves, and finally the chief got up and went out to the box-oflicp and inquired when the tumbling was going to commence, and that " heap big fool" was going to quit talking, upon learning that the performance was going to be all talk, and coureying this liornd information to the other Indians, they rose in a body, left the hall and swarmed to the box-office and demanded their money back. The agent couldn't think of such a thing, and the Piutes went out on the street and : gave vent to their feelings in war- j whoops. It looked for a few minutes as if the disgusted warriors would start in to wreck the hall and murder the lecturer. A crowd of whites, attracted by the loud, angry yells of the red men, gathered, however, and Mark Twain was saved to an admiring world. The "seductiveness- one might almost say the fascination of interest got, or to be got, from money is very remarkable. - Ordinarily, people who have not had mosey at interest care little about it, indeed,, never think of it. But after they have once had interesthave familiarized themselves with the faot that money is worth something tlyjy very rarely forget it, er fail to act upon it N. I. Times. Wn.HorT'K 'lostol Umuiuxo and In--FAT.ui.Kt-Th! Rreat ClillI Tonic tares Chllla wlthoHt the Intervention of tloctors and tlatfr liilla. No conNiltlnu vWts no rtcrlitlona to lc fillwl no me Ulla, cntalliitfr jkcunlary (-inlarrawmenti, adilcu to 1cm of health. It 1 the frleml of tlie poor man, because It enables IJm to cant a llvlne, ami of the rich, Iwauee It prejiareg hlm to enjoy his wealth. Thlftftrvatlwoii Uimanklml is cheap, safe and prompt. Wiikkmkk, Finlat vV: Co. Proprietors, New Orloatia. For sai.k r au. Ukcooists. aMdlhai d. Ctwt kU vtmntrd. atadtaw. ertdaa, R.I., Hit Ulaatatcd Maiahtat. an aw a. m waw li tor ya. frAvucauesin

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