. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . ife is atCigedy, that man was Jesus Christ. With no placeto lay His head, despised and rejected of men, Hetrod the winepress of sorrow. He knew what it is totoil unrewarded; He knew what it is to struggle intfce arena of temptation.—Selected. Only One Wife. Father, did you ever have another wifebesides mother? No, my boy, what pos-sessed you to ask such a question? Be-cause I saw in the old family Bible that youmarried Anno Domini, 1836; and that isntmother, for her name is Sallie Smith. Historical. Teacher—Johnny, who was Joan
. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . ife is atCigedy, that man was Jesus Christ. With no placeto lay His head, despised and rejected of men, Hetrod the winepress of sorrow. He knew what it is totoil unrewarded; He knew what it is to struggle intfce arena of temptation.—Selected. Only One Wife. Father, did you ever have another wifebesides mother? No, my boy, what pos-sessed you to ask such a question? Be-cause I saw in the old family Bible that youmarried Anno Domini, 1836; and that isntmother, for her name is Sallie Smith. Historical. Teacher—Johnny, who was Joan ofArc? Johnny—The wife of Noah, who builtit. The Irishman and the Priest. An Irishman, who had been sick a longtime, was one day met by the parish priest,when the following conversation took place:Well, Patrick, I am glad you have recov-ered; were you not afraid to meet yourGod? Oh, no, yer Eiverance, it wasmeetin the other chap that I was afearduv! replied Pat. An Annoying Sense of Humor. The Merchant (to applicant)—Where did -In a Life Insurance CJom-. Garden Calendar for January. Prepare hotbeds. Asparagus beds give heavy dress-ing with compost and salt. Radishes sow sparselyfrom time to time. Horse radish cuttings put may still be planted, also Garlic and plants from fall sowing transplant. Spinachmay be sown for early spring use. Onions hoe andall other hardy crops planted in autumn. Peas sowat intervals; some may be frosted, but try for early crop sow. Trees and shrubbery maybe transplanted and pruned. Early Flat Dutch Cab-bage seed sow in hotbeds. Collect plenty of manure. FARM NOTES. Manuring Hotbeds.—^When using manurefor hotbeds discard all litter. Fresh horsemanure is best and it should be welltramped down in the bed. To hasten theheat, moisten the manure with lime water. Rusty Implements.—If the implementsare rusty the first thing to do is to applykerosene liberally to every part, allow it tostand over night and
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