... -V WCUITv, ft? O i ? OA , IIT# ? ? G, I FIrWIT Gxa~.-IM. Setting melons it is best to wait till a sufficieut number of fruits for a Crop can be operated on at the same time. Sometimes an i egily fruit or two had better be sacrificed to attain ?? object. Do not overorop if size and flavour are required.. Hali-a-dozen good fruits on a plant are better: than more ualess the variety is a Small ...

... IMTPD91NG EQ'UINE D!3PIAY. D it Was the first of gasy on Thursday. And whether or b.c. riot the fifth month ef the year Was what may be termed I tate punctual, nevertheleas Ito introduction to us all, was of po tho good old merry kind, and in the words of Longfellow Amao we. may exo1almn-tu1t who -a pleasure to live On that Bret bright and happy day. Proud-pled April had certainly Mrv. boon ...

... II - - - - ?? - ?? ?? - - - - - -I IN the msatrioniod;I imarkcot idoesu' make so flnuo difference about a girl's complextou if hor income is onIV fair. 4'llARiY, ho slid, it seenoslike asenutiful dtenm.'' t What does? she asked. W why, you havoen t spoken for half au hour. JEpAES's Distinguo.-A West ]%l e orvanft,nskod if caller had been a olergyiuanropliedt4' Oh,uo,uot a clergyman, sir-a ...

... SHIRE MARES IN TiHE PYLDE. DISTRICT. BY A JLYTDE TENANT Ft:'rv, No. VW. The stud of Shires kept at New Hall, l~inr0';51 have always been very select. and at a]) the leadi. shows where they were exhibited tley were among theprize winners, ?? unfovprla( ed en their owner, Mr.T John singleton took~p;tleeathof last. Mr. Singleton's judlgment anon. PlaehiAriL was always looked upon a-s soudnd b7 -h ...

... acIt- tens' RtUUo~Z't. . I PEOPHO bh are always Well Conducted.-Tho members of the Crystal l;alaoe orchestra. THB Chinese always begin the new year by pay- ing their debts. What a heathenish oustom ! ONB swallow does not make I.a summer, but it frequently creates a sensation of ethereal mildness in a man. up,: 4Miss Wayting, you are a puzzle to me. I uever knew how to take you. ?? (shly): ...

... ?? and r Ps -ton t .rains -,to -an--d -fro-m Preston. TIME TABLE FOR MAY. FROM PREiTON TO ACCUINGFON.-6 3S,7 25,8 15,820,84s e.i, 9 40 -953, 1117; 1220,1 15, 156,220,330 4f), ' A2, 25 I 816, t 3, 8 0, 9 35. I 9 5;2 5S. e ; 6 40 18 40 'i A0 BAMBPIR- BtilDcii-.',-5 35, 7 26, 8 20, 953 1220' 116. 155,330,40, 5:25, 615, 80, 93, 110 Sandrys 9 85; 2 56, 6 20, 6 40, 8 40, 9 40 1 BARTON atnd B ...

... ?? . -- . . . . ?? . -- -- . ?? Farmers ihbould ..ro. r home tse -wuat Re liked at boins; snd for the market what the market calls for, Cionerally the nearer the market tlho better the product tbho it roscbos the coOisumor. Buets are a go30i crop to grow for mailob cowis, They re nuore 1li1tritious thau tarnips and do not ihapart ?? disagreeablo flavour thbt is often noticed of umilk from C0ow ...

... I ~ WoltINHEN's PI011c0.-The tooklera,twarclobolemenl, &O.,3 employed by Messrs. Hayhurst and Matradon, Crampoaks Mill, hcad their annual outing on Sat urday, About 20 in numiter, they started from th-e mill at I. 80 pan., in a has supplied by Mr. Bltockroo, of. the Towulsy Al-mg Hotel. They proceeded by )ie- of Thcorulay, Cihaigey and Ho'dder Bridge, arriving IJaddiiegton at 8 80 p.m. The ...

... ONE WOMIAN'S NERVES. Loakrng bsekward to a certain lonely midt totilbap. timt, a IlIdy StiyS I drwsmed on in this miaralulo colditioll for yecrs ?? I got tired of d-ctoring it'd 'akin',vtt ftthdj mo' no good. One pfhygictiiln at tendid de lor eidhC north.f, ?? me but little relief. c ea I Fleptlt ilk1y in a broken fliphi- n -nd tirsso i~t tb morning very little better for li.'rit'l goie to ...

... THE, H RONICLE I RESVlOikV,,'A'IURDAYs, OCTOREI I 18th, 1890. ' AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION. A NEW WORK FOR COUNTY COUNCILS. Among the many responsible duties that have been placed by the Legislature in the hands of County Councils, that of fostering and promoting agricultural' and technical education is by no means the least important. It may be taken as a well deserved compliment to our new ...

... HEALTH-Y HOAMES. HOW TO SECURE THEMt In the LoweIr Craish-roomi at- the Public Hl'z Preston, on VWedlesday evenoing, thlere wvasoa very SN interesing meting nuer theauspices Of the Looa. P Committee for Preston and district, for promoting the o' Natioccal.Rcgisiuration Schemle inl association wvilh the is Wor~shiptaf~lCo-mpany of Plumibers, Londlon, The atLen- el d'hnee of working meon was ...

... 0- TV - __ TAT _ - ?? I 1 1_ o I- -r TT-._A BAND Or HorE.--A meeting of the Band of Hope now in course of formation by the Rev C. H. Peters, curate of Longridgo, was held on Tuesday evening in the Girls' School, Berry-lane. A large number of children were present, and Mr. Peters gave a short address explanatory of the principles ho intended to work upon, He explained in detail what would be ...