Boone County Recorder . l'almanacco; chi everknew che sia sbagliato? Volontà e Jamie piegate basso sopra theirplatee, mentre la nonna ha portato forthproof dopo la prova per dimostrare che è stato thoFourth giovedì scorso anno, andconsequently deve essere Venerdì ora,in quanto non era anno bisestile. Il nonno lis-tened con un bonario sorriso. Bene, madre, ho seguito lepre Hiealmanac per cinquanta anni e immagino Iwill riferirsi a. Sabato mattina è venuto chiaro andbright, e Beth, nel suo fresco e whitedress tesa larga hat, stoodwaiting per Jerry per portare intorno ilvecchio chaise che era stato in uso thirtyyears, o più. Wil

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Boone County Recorder . the almanac; who everknew It to be wrong? Will and Jamie bent low over theirplatee, while grandma brought forthproof after proof to show that thoFourth was on Thursday last year, andconsequently must be on Friday now, as it was not leap year. Grandpa lis-tened with a good-natured smile. Well, mother, I hare followed Hiealmanac for fifty years, and I guess Iwill abide by it now. Saturday morning came clear andbright, and Beth, in her fresh whitedress and broad-brimmed hat, stoodwaiting for Jerry to bring around theold chaise which had been In use thirtyyears, or more. Will and Jamie oould* afford to bepleasant after the magnificent jokethey had played on her. Dont scream when the firecrackersgo off, Beth, for people will think younever saw any before. Ten us all about everything, Beth, and be sure to bring us a red balloon. Oh, dont forget some peanuts, begged VTiiL- ^./wiU.he the only Fourth we will have. I wish you would go, the Fourth ismore for boys than for girls, began — /J ?. AGRICULTURAL HINTS, FOR WEIGHING SWINE. A Simple Jant rk.rvl-.ku |»»ete» is, Vm oa Faraaa. A neighbor who has largely oombinedstock raising with farming, frequentlybuying stock and feeding for market, employs a cheap and convenient meth-od of weighing small animals. At onecorner of a small yard or pen Intowhich the animals may be driven aninclined plane is constructed for thepurpose of loading them into wagons.This inclined plane is not immediatelyconnected with the yard, a passage «feet wide aad 7 or 8 feet long leadingup to it, as shown in the engraving. In this lovel part of the passage isplaced the framed box or cage, shown at Fig. 1. Five feet long tXfeet wide and 4 feet high is found to be• very satisfactory size for this csge, asit will admit the largest hog or severalsmaller animals. The construction ofthis cage is well shown in the engrav-ing. The frame is made of oak orether good timber not less than 8inches square. Three cross pieces be-low support

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