Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-21

From Lie GsHsscc Flr,7er
HINTS FOR THE MONrii-Wnt.r is nov
uiion us-and the farmer must he virilcni Ia secu,
WHAT u" has gained Ly the Labor OF SUNNI st.rt
and herds need ch,ss atteuii ~ 90. tbov ,x.It -,
lose much that has been gained b, hili a wear,
care. '''
Animals thrive rapidly in warm yv.,,h.,--,h;
thriving may be continued through winter. b,
Treating arilGcially tho advantage. of summer r,
instance.
The green and succulehi God of summer is initial
ell by feeding roots copiouslv;
The comfort OF summer may in some degree.
90 Conferred by having good stables and other.
shelters;
And other things may add materially 10 these
as The frequent sailing If fDod--lhe free use OF
god litter aud constant supply Of pure iresh wat
err
To feed an animal on dry fool exclusively. would
be Ike feeding a man DRY Indian meal. which
would be rather hard;
! To deprive 1t OF shelter. wonld be like making n
man sleep IN the SNOW drift. which would DO rather
colds
! Aud To deprive man OF drink and cond;ocp, h.,
would think was rather short allowance. An ,vopII
have a tendency to thin ofihs lesh and whs v,,ull
reduce the hesh of man. wuul1 tend 10 reduce The
flesh OF an animal A wunt Of comfort is = was,e q,
1csh.
Horses that have run 20 grass all the past se,so,
should not be Kept ON dry hny and gram; the danger
of disease, % common at this season. ,y,,,Ll he -,
ly lcsseutd. ifthey had liberal supply Of r,S,s
They soon learn To eat all kinds.
BE very careful not To waste fJddor-b,vo ,oo,r
racks aud feeding troughs. s'01
Chop up cornstaks finely for cattle; the boJv NJ
the stalks. usually wasted is the richrst ,,,, n
W'n Webb Of Delaware, can make I 900 In. Of an.
gar irura MA acre OF cornstaks after the leave, are
striped of, such rich sugary fodder shuiIJ mn, n,
IL - "A
soon cat IT, vi
Straw. or coarse hay, sprinlled with brine s ,ol
ny eaten 10y cattle. and the sat, saoes them ro,J
Thrash your grain soon. before the rats eatu
Repair broken tools. and procure new ones. ithe
very best construction only
Read the New Genesec Farmer for the p.st md
present yeor, make n memordum of every thing
worm practising. arrange these memUrauda for eve.
~ week next scasun. pat them into actual upcr,i,,p
~ each proper season arrives Pursuing ths co,r,.
VIII make IN lew yelrs.any man Of deceul commsn
sense irsi tate practical farmer Fry, # YOU hive
any doubt-and fyon have not. iry.
MAKE HOME HAPPY-It is az u,y deyolying
u! u every member Of family. 10 cndeavor To
make all belonging TO it happy. ThiA may. with
very ln'Ie pleasant cxerIion 5e done. Let every
one Contribute something towards inpruyi ing the
grounds belonging their house IL tie house il
o'd and uncomfortable let each exert HIMSELF 10
render It better AID nure pheasant If ills good
and pleasant, let each strive sl further 10 adorn n
Let 'Nerng shrubs aud trees be planted and vines
aud woodbises be traied around a windows and
doors. add Interesting volums TO the family library:
little articles of furniture. 10 replace those which
are last wearing OUT wait upon and anticipate each
DINERS waits aud ever have pleasant smile for all
and cash.
Make home happy! Parents ought To teach This
lesson IN The nursery. ond by the lire sid1 give il
the weight OF their precept and example. II they
~Onid sure would he happy and niure virtuous !
country Drunkenness, profanity, aud other disgust
ms voices. would die away they could not iiVo in
The inilIence ola lovely and refined home
Docs any one ihInl IL am poor and have to work |
hard 10 get enough 10 sustain lie cannot find time
to siend ~ max ng old house more attractive" !
Ihihk again. Is there some time every day !
which you spend m idleness, or smoking or more
lstlessness. which might be sptntn out your homel
Flowers are Gods smiles" said WIlberlorce aud
they are as beautiful beside the cnllage as the
palace ond may be enjoyed 10y the iuhuban Of
tae one as we'll as the other. There are bat frw !
homes IN our country which might not be IN ,de !
more beautiful and attractive not 10 strangers only
but To their inmates. Let every one study then,
anu work'Io make Whatever place they may he in,
81 attractive thai the hearts al tho absent ones may
go back To II a. the Dove did To the ark Of Noah
American Farmer.
IL Is not essential 10 the happy hume that there
should be the luxury of the curpeIcd l"r the rich
" cUs Oacd sofa, the suf shade or the asIrnl lamps
These eegancIcs gIld the apartments bit they re r
not ihe heart. Ii - uenne-s. order nid a cIec.ful
heart which makes home That Aweei paradise it "a
so often iUnGd 10 be. There h. joy. as real as heart.
ieli 10y the cottage iireside the most splendid
saloons of wealth. aud refinement. What a lovely
picture has Barns given Us Of the return of tie
euitager TO his hume after the labors Of the
day.
Al length his lonely cot appears in Wow,
Beneath the shelter of aged Tree,
The eRpeclani wee things, iOIdl ng ziagger through
To meet their dad, with auueriug noise aud see
Ills clean hearth stone. his Ihrilie wile's smile
TIE lIsping infant pralllIng on his knee,
Does all his weary carkIng care beguil.
And make him quite forgot his labor and his toll
Tie Injuries and eegancics of life are not 10 lie
despfSed- They to he received with gratitude
10. Him WIN has provided them f,r our enjoyment.
But their possession does not enjoy happiness The
sources Of true Joys are not shallow. sumo per
sns like reptiles. have the faculty Of extract
ing poison from every thing that is beautiful and
sweet: others like the bee Will gather honey from
sources in whirh we should think no sweeI cnuld
he found. The cheerful heart like the kaliepes-
cope. causes most descendant materials TO arrange
themselves into harmony aud beauty.
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