The Carthage Blade from Carthage, North Carolina • Page 4

TCT" ITT Til CT1TTA1 carefully the amount ox excre- CARTHAGE BLADE, xnentitions matters are also' ascertained Graft Far PtmuMl raatmr. 1 have some mack, or meadow lands that I I desire i to coo vert 1a to permanent pasture, i Will you lease lalonn me wast variety ot eraas will be moat suitable for swine and est- tie, whea to send, sow loo? before took sbouU Z3 Carthage, Aug. 14 1894 S. A a sj Seaboard Air zc CONDENSED SCHEDHLII and analyzed 'and compared with the analysis of the food eaten. The difference in the two affords means for estimating qnantiiy of materials actually digested and utilized by the animal.

Preliminary pages are given de Do Yctrr Duty. Tww Lsstk kixnosj. (smsM I 2C A M-Dsily. -AlUMa This vill be a campaign jear nf many differences and personal, preference's. It will tun hih un- i scribing in detail tde digestibility of 1 foods, andtdieestion experiments, the terms used, use animals employed for the test, and the different rations employed, A summary of results is next given for popular understanding.

These portions of the bulletin occupy 16 pages; i the remaining Sri pages relate to the de-' tails of the work and are not sent free Dt where especially desired. The At Halelzb, N. Describes Some of Its Work. oe turnoa ca aurr seeaing r. uca-boro.

K. C. Answered by Y. E. -Emery Agriculturist, X.

O. Experiment Station. i 1. For permanent past urn, Kentucky blue, red top, with white clover and Bermuda grass is the best possible combination. Use' as much as one and a half bushels per acre of the first two, three to five pounds of clover and one bushel of Bermuda grass seed, or cuttings of the stems raked from gardens can be used.

Cut them in any feed cutter, and sow broadcast and harrow in. Eight or ten bushels of cut stems will not be too much to sow per acre. 2. If the land Ss dry enough plow and sow to cow peas. Turn down the pea vines as soon as they are ripe and sow the seed rye may be sown, too, if desired and this will shorten the time to cra jin: hvUl 0Cbee Ailaat A Few Late Ballot Er Benrfnaj Mulberries Home New Forage Plants Question and Replies, for infanta and Children.

PnOTHERS, Do" You Know r. jjjy Bsaesnaa'S Drops, Godfrry Oortttai, many so-called Bootala Byropa. aad most remedies for children are oompowd ot oprun or raorpfetoe Tors. I'uJIsjin til all of the nominations are and ft rnav even then be prevalent to some extent. People who get in the habit of kkk-rng ViII kick when everything is going on smoothly Tor them.

Be that as it may, speaking as a Democrat, the Democrats should not lose sight of party ib.i.j. foods experimented with are soy (soja) bean hay, cat-tail millet, Johnson grass hay, sorghum fodder, peanut vine hay, sorghum bagasse, (residue after juice is extracted from cane,) bagasse and cotton seed meal, one year old crimson clover hay. same hay with cotton seed Jaoe 189ft. The Jtaperlmeat Station Bulletin. SsTss that oprojsmorraDOSJStui)ofj tag aarootia nt ii aooa, hjV.evi for l'oricnoii 0 yu r.MM ici IUD4t Al Vli r-Mri and The standing offer is made to sena meaL cottonseed hulls and meal, with the bulletins of the station to all in the larire proportions' of meal, corn silage sod R.

stale who really desire to receive mem. ana cotton seea meat, corn meai, enra-. i i obligations and listen, to he Thousands of farmers nave aireaoy son ciover nay aoa corn mi, corn ami II A J-Dsllrfr frff -U. rwrUn-Bih. PsTw KtaattoBxcoqatrtsadrnisaarsoi persarttod te BaroeUc wttboat labeling them poisons TJo Tsm Kb o-w that tou should sot permit aar ttsdfctos to be rrwsi year chttd unless) you or your physician know ot what Is ootnpoeed 1 Pa Tsm Kssw that Costoria Is a purtlr vefstsXU prcporatioa, aad tkat a Bat of taken advantage of this offer.

Unless cob meal, crimson clover hay ana corn a v. v. and cob meal. siren song of the Republicans turning on stock. If land is in good condition it could be sown without the aid of the pea vines in dog days with the assurance of a good stand of plants.

S. Stock may beHurned on only after the plants have made growth enough to well cover the ground and the turf is firm enough to support the animals without much injury. Too early gra and Tvho are COntin-! lJZLl 7t Bbluctw Some uriurfi Tf II fK. 'rlUaitUfir'l -rrj their Economic Value. 40 tiu'ly preaching the d.ssatisiac you dealre to them, write on postal These haTe especial Talue it-ifim it; wiL StncX inn of the Democratic nartv.

in cardtolhr. II. B. Battle, Director, ita- Wause thev take out that valuable i zing will work a permanent injury to rir'ii oirirxt at leigh. N.

C. the pasture. Better wait till the rye gas from theJ atmosphere (nitrogen) and store it up in their roots' to be utilized in their crowth, and for future begins to head unless the growth is Ever Hearing Mulberries. The botany of the mulberries is much very luxuriant. U-r Ibils.W1,L,, loint noril AU st w.j AlUti L.t.

crops on the same soil. When we buy Nitrate of Soda aad Ashe. mixed. They all belong to the genus nitrogen in a fertilizer it costs ns about I moras, except the tree known as the :8 cents a pound and it is needed by Would there te any loss of ammonia in mix Otaheite or paper mulberry, which is a nearly all crops. These crops get this lnt? nitrate of sqda wiua un leached bard wood order to still more dissatisfy wavering Democrats and sow still more seed of discord.

A man gets very little ronsqlation from his enemies, save the kind which tends to more largely increase his dissatistaction and carry out the pfans those enemies have devised for him. All rmrtie more or less differ nrraissonettia. Thin tree is seldom matariit.1 for hothintr. All pood farmers shesto nise as too dressing for strawberries, Its Ingredients is published wtta erery botUe Tots Kae-sr that Castoria is the rrescrlptiou of the faswu Dr. 6moJ ITtcfeer.

That it has been In use for nearb thirty years, and that more Castoria is nw soU thaa of all other remedies for chOdren cotDhised Do Tom Know that the Potent Office Derartmeot ot the Untied State, aad of other countries, bar issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher aad bU aasigB to use the word Castoria and Hs formula, and that to Imitate than Is a stato prison off ease Ps Tarn Kasrw that one of tho reasons for gran ting this gorsrozMBt protection was becaase Castoria had been rroron to be abaolmtaly hnrmlssst Do Yon Know that 35 aTarace doses of Caatorla ara furaixhod far 35 osjata, or one cent a doee Ps Tena Kssw that whea possessed of this thOdrn toj be kept wrO, and that you may have unbroken rest found fruiting here as the vast major- should therefore be sure to utilize these taBs to "frSE ity of those grown on the stammate natural benefactors. lor they aro being in. a non-gaseous form I take it tjat the from mlzini rot folio or male trees morns multicaulis, the of treat value to mankind. ine tarns barm would MctihfcSj.

1. ro-re. I k. trxnS a.ej-, Hon to ew Votk. An I h'I, (Viand N-ck nt Greecv lie, VaLit.K-.o at lljtncaih.

Wily, KTc al" man Vetil ilr fr ln, loile. Hm' manure. O. W. IS.

Klitre: Sillies aitb stable N. C. 6 22 A il Answered ty H. Battle, Director, N. experiment Station.

The addition of ashes to nitrate of Chinese silk worm mulberry caused a clovers, cow peas, and soy bean are the great excitement in this country fifty best of these crops. Chapters are de-years or more ago, with a great craze voted to legumines as improvers of the over silk culture. From this species soil, the cultivation of lefc-uminous Charles Downing raised the variety plants for forage, and the fungous and known as Downing's ever-bearing, insect enemies of legumines. The crops which produces a large and very good tested included, lucerne, hybrid medio 1 1 1 1 I' 11 soda will not be objectionable. 1 assume that you will wish to apply just after mixing.

There might be some AbiUe, AiLro. Uaa, ot iruit, imi hs ll ihcks narumc in uie i or sauu lucerue, uiuck meuic, buub, black change if the mixture is allowed to Wall, thaea thistfe art worth knowlag. They are facta. stand over some timo. seradella, kidney vetch, japan clover, soft tick seed or beggar weed," yellow is an a-rary Tan faeaif fla north is now grown only in the south.

There are three classes of mulberries, the white, black and red, but they uport greatly, fox white mulberries frequently give black fruit. A species from fcussia, the Tartarian mulberry, is largely used for hedging in the lupine, common vetch, woolly vetch, hairy yetchling, improved flat pea, false vetch, goober pea, giant wnite clover, (red clover, mammoth clover, zig-za-g clover; crimson clover, Southern cow pea (10 varieties). 'Japanese among themselves in regard to men and measures. The Democrats have their differences, but are we going with every class who magnify and preach these differences and make them appear as party principles? By no mean. If some member of your family has gone wrong and will not heed the teachings and tenets oi the household, are yon going to break up that household, scatter out, and live with your neighbors? That does not seem Crimson Clover, Timothy Btnaids Grass.

I am anxious to sow some grasses and clover on my farm In Bertie county this fall and write for some information. When Is the best tlmo to sow rrimsoa clover, and how much per acre ought to be planted? Can any grass seed be sowed with it that win maturo at the same time If so, what hind 1 What kin of suano is best to apply and how much per acre fur best of this crop Is It best to Children Cry for Pltchcr'o Castoria. northwest. Ihere have been many varieties raised from the foreign spe- pea (8 varieties) and Japanese bean (2 kIsi hsaMAa tViat. nt Mr V-ixvrnn tr- sinrl i vnrltist Th nf tV row neas cies, besides that of Mr.

Downing and varieties). The best of the cow peas Xew Orleai. Nal.viIWv anj poiots aauili anj 1 bronze PVilouo l.f' an I day roarh t. irRlfn to Atlactt, rmjrrr.a ditrcly at Vtiom Jep.f Au tn with diverting ees- A1-. rul tn.a rdpitg I'm'.

snoQlb Afloat i. 3 30 Daily lor Foatlem Msi'oo. W.la!r-13 WHb're, Monrte. Cla i re aid local nations KailioaJ nod i A A HM roA-l. Tattxs Afttirr.

ftiLr.toH: 517 A Daily. 'AiUnta pil' man frr.u. New I bit dalpbift. Pshie Or. WVsb ice sn, Bicbmfnl, rn.a'b.

oilMk and all pi Bfrh. I'ArPf rar New 19 WaUirrlrn. rulltmn f-uf frt slrepm and d4r roirtn to AUaofs. several from our native red mulberry. The most promising of these native sorts is.

the Hick's ever-bearing. This variety was first intrdduced by Mr. Rose of Macon, Georgia, as a tree for furnishing cheap and abundant hog food in summer. It is a very profutee and continuous bearer for three to four months, and is as valuable for chickens as for hogs. It is stated that the Stubbs mulberry, which was sent to Mr.

Berckmans, the nurseryman of Auirusta, by Colo are in the order named, the unknown or "wonderful" (the same variety.) the black, the red ripper, the whippoorwill, and the conch. Bvlletis 99. Thread Worm of Pork, 8 pages. A popnlar account of this worm or Trichina spiralis, showing its various life stapes, and how they become dangerous to human life. All eaters of pork should understand the danger and how it can be averted, which is easily done by cooking well all parts of the meat to at least a temperature of 175 degrees, F.

Pork is seldom affected in JUDGE WALTER CLARK USES AND ENDORSES THE i the fertilizer under, or as a top dressing have a piece of deep boil thickly set in Bermuda grass that I wish to sow, will Interfere with the growth of the other graesos. or clover? When ought Timothy to be sowed and how much per acre What kind of gruss seed or clover is best to sow with it I J. H. 12. Littleton, N.

Answered by F. E. Emery, Agriculturist, N. C. Experiment Station.

On moist loam or sandy land any time in September is considered the right time to sow crimson clover. Here cm dry land it must be sown early enougb to eet the benefit of the moist weather which is ushered dog In to be good sense. If the Democratic party which is still all right in aims and prinoiples- has xi few who are not doing their dutv in high offices, that can be rectified. The party is not composed solely of those men and we'll invite them to step down and out, but us not turn the househould over to those who nel John M. Stubbs, of Dublin, Ga is the most prolific of all, even exceed-1 this way, which is fortunate, but we TSASC kTASIM.

-Cares wbaa oU et ing the Hicks. It produces fruit jet ought to adopt measures to prevent the black and fully two inches long, and worm from getting into our system, is very good table fruit. Mulberries even when we are unconscious of its general whenever the next two or three weeks can be counted on for plenty of moisture and shade. Twelve to fifteen pounds of clean seed or thirty to forty pounds of seed in chaff is enough to use per acre if well distributed, as this crop stools heavily when it has a good 4 a Carellea Her rente Cenrt. Investigation Invited 2 WjUCTkR CLARK, assocute Jrmcx.

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daily for chlktrm. I sot one lant Mar. and I am sure I a BOOK FREE. Elcctrollbration Con are easily grown in the south from ripe cuttings a foot. long set in the ground full length in the fall.

An orchard of the Hick's or the Stubbs will be found a profitable adjunct to every southern farm providing succulent food for hogs and poultry until the pea fields are ready or the sweet potatoes are grown. W. F. Masse Horticulturist, 4 hse ssTt inree tlmrs Its cm already In doetnrs' sad 1 pnin's norUi ri-t Hav i i iftti it--u ville. I'ljtuou'L.

rt -i id Iv-sicrn Onri'Iii a pi vU TJ.loa Feientu-x. WaaLiojlon 1 a.i's nh via Ailatitie U. r1rr New Ywtk to Vf! 1 30 A XI Daily. "Atlanta Spt.aP i vl drug tnremiav rmm mr rxpenence wiin ana oo- 4 existence in the pork we eat. Bulletin 1K).

Our Common Insects. 80 pages. A bulletin to describe the scientific classification of insects, so that school children may become acquainted with the various insects and know how to distinguish between noxious, and beneficial insects. If the children's interest is aroused, the interest of their parents is at the same time serration, I can srriy recommend it. Toars truly, alts a Clask.

4 MtW TOSS. 13 cnance. how on the surface or cover very lightly. Few grasses can mature with crimson clover. Common rye, or even Italian rye grass may be sown with crimson clover when the design is to cut for green food, or hay.

These can about keep pace with the clover. We would use one half bushel of rye or one bushel Italian rye grass per acre a i would destroy the last vestige ot Democracy. We may have our family differences, but when the time comes for action, let every Democrat come to the front with renewed conragc and vigor. That is the right spirit, and it never fails to win. Durham Sun.

afanrV1 C. Experiment Station. Three Forage Plants For Sandy SoU. llwD IP'ln a Athena. Chester and join's maalsy eoacbea r.t Atlhbta to WsLif(tu.

MANHOOD RESTORED! uaiantpvd locum ali nerToas disease, sock as Weak Memory. Leva of Srala Power. Ueedacbe. Wakefulness. Iut alaabood.Mcbtly Kaalssloea.

Kerroas nets, all drains and loss of nower In General Organs of eliar sexesased Among the plants suitable for very dry sandy soils, the three best foraire py OTreierUoa.yatfal errara, excessive nseof tobacro.oplas or sUm-nlanu. wbtcb lad to InnrmHy.CnnsatnpUon or Insanity. Can be earrtedla A New Potato Pest. Several complaints have reached the station from Columbus county concerning ihe ravages of a hitherto unnoticed insect upon- growing Irish potatoes. Mr.

JJ. Smith, of Armour, N. writes "Thousands of these bugs plants are Spurry (spurgula arvensis) Seradella (ornithopus sativus,) and 11 36 A Jl-lal1y from iltr-iajton I nuu civuv innvc puuuus vi me civ ver seed. Clover finds its own nitrogen by extraction from the atmosphere aided by peculiar microbes of the soil hence only phosphates and potash, or lime to set these free in the soil would be needed. Teat pocket.

a 1 pmr box. for by mall prepaid. With a order ws per box. 1 for aVi. by mall prepaid.

With a (a at wrlttee araatratatea tin brail srrtrsss taa si tt. faii mr refaad be as sr. Knld Sulla, (Hedysarum coronal turn.) Spurky, belongs to the pink fam drervlsts. ask for It, take eo othrr. Write for free Medleel B.Kk sent sea)r sail isw Inpi-vlnwrappor.

Addrvss nutVZIEEB CO.MaaoalTeaipaaCaaC4M. UVUUSUI loile and ail loc and r. a r. i- The "Allan's" FiK-cial" nVf PorsalelnCoiUiace.M.C..by C1IA" CIJS A CO DrouUts. m.

ii mmssisss have suddenly appeared on my pota- -i-r CURES RISING ine neeas oi tne particular sou snoula toes, there being an average of three consulted as toth element it lacks 5:22 a t. maVts eloee e-wn rc'na lrf for Densettsvill. Darlitrton, or four to each plant. They do not cat i. atrivirc; Clars at which is needed to produce a bountiful crop of clover.

Hence trials of potash, phosphate and the two combined would be in order wherever it is desirable to in. AlMit Vin lor mmw. mm Uomlnioo, Hickory sr4 III. ais Mi ir-l liairs. leat Johnoa S-tf' ion for HrncVrson and Interu.MV- ion 6 fXl retort.ii anirex lr ily, which includes besides the garden pinks the very common weeds, chick weed, mouse ear and sandwort.

From an economic standpoint, this family is far from promising and Spurry is the only genus which has been found of use as a forage plant. Animals refuse this until they get used to it, and' then seem to like it. The plant is highly valued for sheep and cow pastures on the sandy heath lands of Holland and Belgium. It is thought to give a superior flavor to butter and to the flesh of sheep. Spurry has been tested on a large scale on the pine ban ens of northern Michigan and is very highly recommended for that the leaves but puncture the growing tip causing the plant to wither ana soon die.

What is it and what shall I do for it?" V.Mr. J. 11. Chadbourne of the same county sends specimens and writes in much the same strain. The insect is Leptoglossus phyllopus a true bug closely related to the pre-daceous Thick-thig'hed Soldier bug-Acanthocepholis femorata.

This insect is not common in this state and has been considered beneficial because Irvei 9fC a tn. Ne 134 and 127. -Atlanta use chemicals for this crop. Amounts should be varied, too, as what would be a profitable amount for one field or farm might prove too little or too much for those adjoining. We would broadcast before or after the harrow at seeding or use as a top dressing a little later.

Bermuda grass will smother out some o'il I'olmxn etihile.l ltai.K. 'I of ficeet dy cwfl.e 1 Cam Be Relied Uport trawii lonroH. ffl l'rcri i i Whtn you ttari out on a Columbia, Wa.Liffroii aud Atln'a rnh'x it feeds upon thistles and occasionally "MOTHER'S FRIEND" Sf fferd cbtll-brarini; woman. 1 lao been a jukl-wife for many years, sixl in each case where "Mother's Friend" had been utsed it has aromvliibed wonders and relieved much ufferinje. It Is the best remedy for rising of the twtajt known, and worth the price for that alone.

Mas. M. M. UHLbTF.n, Montgomery, Ala. I cm tell all expectant mothers If they will a few lnttle of Mother's Friend they will through the ordeal without any pain and suffering.

Mb. May Kkanuam. K. D. Vsed Mother' Friend before birth ol my eighth child.

Will neTer cea.e Its iiraisc. Mus. J. F. Moobc, Colusa, Cal.

Pent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt tt price, $1.50 per bottle. RR AD FIELD REGULATOR Sold ly all An Ox you come homo on it. of the grasses but the soil bearing it on which there is co eitra if lirt n' ii ii i -j ii section. It has been tried in a ti.j fi ii will probably be yoCtr best "place for For ii formstinn relalirt to nrhe Jul The fact that it is impossible to ascertain ordinary sowinc or- rn states. Timothy.

For way in some of the southe epplv to Tiekst Agent, or A J. i the quality of a bicycle by a casual examina- CHj If it has I W1f 11 iu uiev xryin chard is hardv and a rank crow- but with no great success. thistles to potatoes, it is likely to be lUlrlgh. 2 tlS IT. WINDFK.Oe.n V.rr., 1,2.

AKDF.RS0?!. 0l rss. lion should Dc a sutnaeni reason lor buying a -wheel with a reputation. There is no wheel that has been before the public so long, none that stands or ever stood so high, none so well any value for tjie Carolinas it will be for the long leaf pine district. For good average land some of the legumines will give better satisfaction.

Spurry may be sown broadcast, using about 6 pounds of seed per. acre, any time from March 1st, to September 1st, The plant grows about 12 inches high and is very prolific in seeds, Spurry seed posesses great vitality, and the plants usually brealrground 1 days after guaranteed, none whose guarantee is so substantial and so Caps Juar Y. V. Fallwoi. er and will beat Timothy, but it gets woody if not cut early and has not so good a reputation for hay, although properly handled iteis equally as good or better and of the same character.

It is one to three weeks earlier than Timothy, fckrw two bushels per acre, and with it two bushels Kentucky blue grass and six pounds common red clover. Of Timothy eight to ten pounds oi seed with six-to eight pounds of pea vine clover would be fair seeding on the Bermuda grass soil. Where the Bermuda is absent we would add four liberally interpreted, none so safe to buy as a Columbia. Tit. listet tt $125, tew rUcix win It uwla te Utbi Ictct ni: llcnln.

istasisi! come a troublesome pest. Remedies. As this bug does not gnaw the foliage it can not be poisoned arsenites. i The only remedies are the kerosene emulsion and hand-picking. The latter will prove upon the whole most satisfactory.

Use shallow pans containing some water and film of pure kerosene. Hold the pan under the vines and jar or shake the bugs into it. I The best time to do this is before stm rise in the morning while the insects are still torpid. Gebai.d McCarthy Entomologist, K. C.

Experiment Station. JOHN GILL, Kcccivcr POPE WFG. Calslofe fra at eer atal. erssalM far i. Boston.

Nrw York. Chic are. Hani, rOXliEN'SKD SCII EDI T.K. 6owmg the seed. The subsequent growth is rapid and the plants may be pastured in ft weeks or mown for hay 8 weeks after sowipg the seed.

This plant seeds so heavily and the seed has such great vitality it is liable to become InEffictJune 24. 1394 BOTANIC- RUeuinuilftiu cured In a 'Mystie Cum" for Bhrumttiatn nod Neu or five pounds of white clover seed, or two bushels of meadow foxtail, to fur W. L. Douclas Cl OUsOlr HTHC ItlT. sO tlwCs) NOaOUCARINO.

nish aftermath to protect the Timothv Qaestlons and Replies. liotird. rslsta radically cures la I to 3 days, Itr action upon the sjatem is rrrasrkaUe auJ a. a more 1 troublesome weed than chick bulbs from the sun. otherwise it a Leave Wiluiin'rlon mysicncus.

it remort at once the eaus would be in danger of destruction 5. CORDOVAN. ENAMELLED CA1T. and the direane imrnedUtelr disappears. after first mowing.

It would be well to grow a Crop of pea vines lue nri flp creaiiy oenehts. ii etvtu BLOOD BALM. A household remedy for all Blood and Skin diseases. Cures wlihout fail, Salt Bursal and ercry form of Blood Disease from the blmplestplrriplo to the foulest Ulcer. Fifty years' use with unvarying success, demonstrates Its nam mount healing, purlfy-lug and building up virtues.

One bottle has more curative virtue than a dozen of any other kind. It builds up the health and strength from the first dose. Arrive FnjettevilU. l'l 10 ta Leave FaetU'ville 10 i Fii3'-ttTille Janet ion 10.5'Jm". warranted by Cbus.

Cols A Drug cists, uaimsee. r. u. Sanford H5.V RfCCAtf 3.P0UCE3Sous. EXTRA FINE.

2.Li BoySchoxShces. this summer to plow in for the grass seeding. Plow deep, turning the i vines well under when nearly or quite all ripe; harrow to a seed bed without disturbing the vines and sow the seed weed in cultivated ground. It should I ne. stauon WU1 giaa to receive not be used except on land too poor to questions on agricultural topics from produce a better crop.

any one in North Carolina who may de- Skradkixa is a member of the great sire to ask for information. Address and eminently useful pulse family in- all questions to the C. Agricultural eluding the clovers, peas, beans Experiment station, Raleigh, X. C. sEiiijrSnSiiiifc sztnz tj? as rt the free nitrogen of the atmosphere Slble by the membeT of the station staff and hence for green manuring is supe- most competent to do so, and when of rior to Spurry.

This plant is a native general interest, they will also appear of Portugal and is there highly esteem- in these columns. The station expects ed as a foraire crop for sandy soils, i in this wav to enlanrp its snVipro of .11 4 .1 4i i i ...2 i ....4 then whether August or as late as No LADIES- Cliinnx Arrive Leave ft Stokevdnle Arrive Walnut Cove vember. 4- seno roe CATALOGUE Blood Poison 4 VVimiTK for Book of Wonderful Cxres, scut free oimnplt cation. kept br local druRgist, send IL003or largo bottle, or W.00 tor six bottles, and medicine will be sent, frehrht paid, by BLOOD BALM Atlanta. 6a.

WE.DOUaUAS, is an 5 01 BROCKTON, MASS. annuai, grows SDOUt fulness and riider mmorl ntp acnict- KuraJ Arrive lit Airv Aftar Approach of Death, Now Vtfo 24 inches high, seeds fairlv well and 0 ance to practical farmers. 0 2j J' by Taking Hood's. 8on ib bound So 1. Raising Cabbage for Market Onions.

Do you tMnk I could make it cay ralslrur csh- le Mt. Airv Yss can save snesev br ntxbaeln W. I. Deaalae Hbaea, Becaase, we are the largest mannfsetsrers sf advertised shoes la the world, and rnarantce the value by stamping- the name and price on I the bottetn, which protects yom against high I nrices and the middleman's profits. Oar shoes equal custom work la style, easy fitting and wearing qualities.

We hsve them sold every. I where at lower prices for the value riven thaa le Rural Hall ar Walnut yafrrcXaMuIiUfl 1 bape for the markets ot Danville. Richmond, (1 mian couli I get them early enough from this section?) Do early ouious pay any r-etur than late ones Is tae Prize-Taker onion any better for the old way of 1 ulture than Yellow Danvers? C. S. N.

C. Answered by W. F. Massey, Horticulturist, Is Your Life Worth Anything the herbage is easily cured for hay, and well liked by stock, Seed may be sown broadcast about April 1st. using 20 lbs per acre.

The growth is much slower than that of Spurry, and only one crop can be grown in a year. Svlla, (Hedysarujpi coronarium) is also a legumine and is a native of Spain. The uses and value of this plant are much the same as Seradella but it is somewhat inferior to the latter All three plants above described can i le StokeHdule any other make. Take ao substitute. If your dealer cannot supply yon, we can.

bold by H- J. A. MUSE. ar Greensboro le 4 a liT, v. ..11 ..11 4-h ..127 'T3 .12 ....1 ....1 3" 'n 4 -J 4 -V4 4 i 7 le Qimax le Smiforil I doubt that you would find profit in growing early cabbage for the Richmond or Danville markets in ycur sec tion as the eastern part of the state jrets them so much earlier.

But it wiU uc rectnainenaeo niy ior very poor sandy lands or where no fertilizer can When the land will brino- Py on the rich bottom lands of the oe attorded L4trtT( Age sis. a Ki.itt.ir Ts-' aw kv. uk mil J. uk" Ui f.aOlo is alsvi- s. nM aa wiis-si nt( ta.

ku4i. ta, Sat.aa, k- r-si. Bri ht. pmi slaOn. M4 ks.rfal dm.

imlii of cow peas, or sov Deas I Yadin to prow late fall and winter a good crop PRICE 60 CENTS ER BOTTLE. these latter are the better plants to cDDSTe lof Kaleiph and the southern ssn it vaisaui larstkUTMe rill, market. Early onions, bunched, grown ar Fayettr'Tflle Junction ar Fayettevflle le Kayetteville ar WUrainglon on hb Mind Nj. IAve BennettHville le llaxton le Hed Spring le Hope Mais ar Kayetteville s-r. liissssSsn la grow euner ior loratre or men ma nuxe.

GiraldMcCabthy, jf. Exper iment Station. MltMMM ssaaa. Chrm. HBBBBaavvVaaafjBnnsnmsjBnBBnzn.

in juarcn pay Detter tban npe ones. The first ripe ones in the market bring' better prices than later in the season ...7 1 "A- W.r.aUaalMltaOO,CM Ss. Olaakaa when the onions from the north and 1 Recent BcJletlns of the N. C. Experiment Station, at y.

f. Mr. Wwu J5. OreenHoUm Baltimore. Md.

west come in. The Prize-taker onion is larger than Dan ver's Yellow. If yon ANIMAL rrtpaied oceordlag in the fomnla of i 'ii. .1 KootLboond No 3. The following bulletin recentlv issued by the X.

C. Experiment Station will prove of interest to farmers. Thev will be sent free to those annlvin? for .4 4. DR. W3I.

A. IIA3HHOND. V'rnsadsaglssulFyf. CKBsTBBJXK. from the brain, fee die.

mean by the "old way" to grow them from sets, you will find little difference in them but it is entirely needless to go tn the expense of sets to raise a crop of onions, as by early sowing yon can 1 i grow as good, or better, a crop from i seed the same season. Sets are only i useful for fallplanting to raise early le FayettevOle lellooe Mills le Red Springs le llaxton nr Ueunettsville lor Malaria, Liver Trouble, or BROIirS IRON BITTERS FOR First-Olass Job Printing Send yonr orders to THE BLADE JOB OFFICE. a oi in. praia KDCLUIE, brsla ts-LTME, and nerveaa eruteso. from the aptaal rord.

I of the cord. Locomotor la 1 1 to others? Arc there not persons dependent on your earnings for theii support? Are they provided for in case of youi death? The simplest and safest way of assuring their protection life insurance. Business, professional, and working men generally, should insure, for their brains or their muscles, are their capital and income too. Death stops them both. Insure in the Equitable Life and death cannot stopyour salary or steal your capital, and your loved ones will be safe from want.

W. J. RODDEY, OesMsaZ for tbs CiveUase, ROCK HILL. South Carolina. Mel Tor four yearsrli, was In Intense suVrrrnf with sn abscess ou my thigh.

It discharged freely and several times Ptocee of Bone Came Out. Last February I had to take my bed for four weeks, and tbea It was I began to take flood's Barsaparina. I soon got on my feet, but was very weak and went to the Maryland University hospital, where they sold my trouble was chronle blood poisoning and gave me little hop. I returned home andjcontinuel taking HooU. I have used six botUes and the abscess has entirely disappeared, and I have been la Fine Health Ever Since.

grown onions ior ouncning. TCarriNK. from the tsetse, foe disease Nerhbund No K. le Ramur le Climax ar Iree naboro 01 tae'awmaajsaw- iheovsrlas.tor dlaaaaes Of IDortrlM. Krmedles or Borer of Pear tree.

Will wriPDins: the base of a rxx)tm i same in North Carolina; to ethers a small charge of 4 cents each will be made. Apply to the director. Dr. H. B.

UatUe, at Raleigh, y. for them. Buli-etis jm. Miscellaneous Agrl' cultural Topics, contained in the press bulletins. 32 pages.

A popular bulletin containing a variety of articles contributed by the Station to the press, during the last half of the year of these subjects are treated in a popular way, and in uctechnical language as far as possible. About 80 farm questions are so considered. Bulletin 97. Dieestion Experiments. Ml accuse thrrodlne.eie.

flrt Srsaa. rrtr (1 IrscksMV UM. r. -r Commercial le GreerMboro le StokeMdale ar Ha4iaon tarred paper Veeo the borer out? W. Spebrtt Bridge.

N. C. Answered by General Carthy Entomologist. C. Experiment Mi uon.

Wrapping the base of trunk wttl prevent the female borer moth from lay-' ing her eggs on the collar of the tree 4 if the carver is wrannpd mfRoisntiT i 4 phrslolo leal effects produced br a i do of evwWiasa are aUraSloa the pnlw with feeline ef tsUsmsUtT work Special jr. 1 SouiLleaii 'u IS. meniaUoa the eXDUlMT furr. r.t tiTlH adder and Tab ponetaltie aetloa of the Intaattaaa. increase la sanacutar aireeeta ana i "Linen Letter Heads 500 in let, for $1.25.

i 3 pages. In order to arrive at the true tight to keep the insect from crawling down between paper and bark. This I Know If It hod not been for Hood's Barsaparina I should be tn my crave. I have gained ta weight from 147 a year ago to 17 pounds to-day. HoodVsCures I pralss Hood's SarsapaiiDa for tt an" Wm.

E. aiueox manyoi our common feeding stuffs, so they can be more economi le Ifadiaon le ar Greensboro le Greensboro le ar dMteetlve pvi er! iWirn "Crtsta are not aorTlled Hanssaoal Animal KstraettJ is aimcuu ao. ana therefore the 31 cally and rationally fed, these actual treatment is not reliable. Moundintr. Plain Letter Heads.

Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cads, 4c, litiLTt T- wiik all esletlng lUeratnre aa the subjan.ea recetpt of prwe. will he snallad IU4 by u.gesuai experiments tare been con- or use of washes recommended in Bnl- Assb are res wiin me letin 02 of this stat cc, arc much mere" CrcoLTZ. isa Caaover BC. PaJtlaore, Md. tlTt rail saw a Miwsrl'a Ditta cure nver eeUstlnaHftB At propor- 1 WsaMmwa.a.r.

me amuuuL aiibiactory. i ojfoca eaten is clrawk einw i tionatelv low rates. i. Vi. FRY, Gen'l llanair.

fcUIoce3, tick headache, tndlgestloa. Gen I a- A tr.