. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . an not forget. No, Maude, dear, the horse that doesntet anything to eat is seldom a fast^TBe. Are you angry that others disappointou? Remember you can not dependpon yourself. One mend-fault is worth two find-lults, but one find-fault is better thanwo make-faults. When it rains cats and dogs the opti- ist is thankful that it isnt raining Dnkeys and parrots. Nell—JVhen they came back from theirredding trip he had $ in his pocket. Belle—He always was close! Darling, said she, do you love meJ much as ever? •*Yes, dearie, said h
. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . an not forget. No, Maude, dear, the horse that doesntet anything to eat is seldom a fast^TBe. Are you angry that others disappointou? Remember you can not dependpon yourself. One mend-fault is worth two find-lults, but one find-fault is better thanwo make-faults. When it rains cats and dogs the opti- ist is thankful that it isnt raining Dnkeys and parrots. Nell—JVhen they came back from theirredding trip he had $ in his pocket. Belle—He always was close! Darling, said she, do you love meJ much as ever? •*Yes, dearie, said he, with his noseuried in his ought to have satisfied her, but:he had to ask, Why?Oh, I dunno. Habit, I suppose. A Womans Rights damsel met Senator7ance in the capitol the other day and)inning a nosegay on the lapel of his;oat, said: My dear sir, promise me your votem this bill? To which the Senator blushingly re-)lied: Madam, I— The damsel enthusiastically inter-•upted: Now, look me in the eye andsromise. Vance said: Madam, the eyes have. Garden Calendar for April. If not» done last month, plant Cabbage, Peas,Potatoes, Beets, Ck)rn, Spinach, Mustard, Turnips,i Cucumber. Squashes, Pumpkins, Radish,Tomato,i Okrb Carrots, Parsnips, Celery, Salsify, Pepper,I Lettuce, Egg Plant. Plants set out In Februaryand March will require culture. Sow Leeks forwinter use. Sow Drumhead, Flat Dutch andDrumhead Savoy Cabbage seed for plants to beset out In June Beans may now be planted, drillLettuce if intended to head; draw up tarth toPotato vines. Turnips sowed last month shouldbe hoed and thinned. Transplant spring sowedCabbage and naanure well if you expect fineheads. Citron and watermelon plant. SmallOnions set out in Autumn will now be fit foruse. Asparagus is now in season; hoe beds toexterminate weeds. Additional root crop maynow be sown. Transplant all kinds of perennialherbs. Remember to keep down i he weeds. FARm NOTKS. Clover hay is worth more when cutearly th
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