. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . ions the other day,said the pharmacist. Gracious man! What makes you thinksot Why, I hear >the fellow is getting bet-ter.** No Need for Worry. Mr. Manley—Well, darling, Tve had mylife insured for $5,000. Mrs. M.—How very seneible of you!Now I shan t have to keep telling you to beso careful every place you go to. Saving Money. Mr. Hardhead—I saved a big pile ofmoney to-day. Mrs. H.—That is lovely! How? Mr. H.—Instead of suing a man for whathe owed me, I let him have it. Whats the strongest term a man can useto a friend who ha
. Turner's North Carolina almanac : for the year of our Lord ... . ions the other day,said the pharmacist. Gracious man! What makes you thinksot Why, I hear >the fellow is getting bet-ter.** No Need for Worry. Mr. Manley—Well, darling, Tve had mylife insured for $5,000. Mrs. M.—How very seneible of you!Now I shan t have to keep telling you to beso careful every place you go to. Saving Money. Mr. Hardhead—I saved a big pile ofmoney to-day. Mrs. H.—That is lovely! How? Mr. H.—Instead of suing a man for whathe owed me, I let him have it. Whats the strongest term a man can useto a friend who has lied about him? Goliah(Go-liar). When are ladies like conundrums? Whenamusing. Why are almanacs like fruit trees? Theygive dates. When are clocks like dissatisfied work-men? When striking. W£en is a pocket like a regiment of sol-diers? When rifled. *Mj dear, said a wife to her husband,I really think it is time we had a green-house. Well, my love, paint Jt any coloryou please—^red, white or green will suitme.** What is it, doctor? Twins. Bydenrini!. Garden Calendar for April. If not done last month, plant Cabbage, Peas, Potitoes, Be«ts, Com, Spinach, Mustard, Turnips, Cxcumbers. Squashes, Pumpkins, Radish, Tomato, OkriCarrots, Parsnips, Celery, Salsify, Pepper, LettuoEgg Plant. Plants set out in February and Marcwill require culture. Sow Leeks for winter use. SoDrumhead, Flat Dutch and Drumhead Savoy Cabbagseed for plants to be set out in Jime. Beans manow be planted, drill Lettuce if intended to hea<jdraw up earth to Potato vines. Turnips sowed laimonth should be hoed and thinned. TranspUuspring-sowed Cabbage and manure well if you expe<fine heads. Citron and watermelon plant. SmaOnions set out in autumn will now be fit for u*Asparagus is now in season; hoe beds to exterminalweeds. Additional root crop may now be BowiTransplant all kinds of perennial herbs. Rememb<to keep down the weeds. FARM NOTES. Every farm should be an experiment station, and every
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