Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-14

ing finished hlSking aud oisls npt mNNB com
menced Gutling) liete arq nnuy nsman1 on Illa
time Of men and cattle. Ihe g!sin Ilulk 9s nei %
w oil sowni anu full attention ~ i'9N pe
en- 10 the cultivation OF The crops Catllns ma
terials ipr oOnnosls, nlougliqf Nshsy anus 70
pairing, feeding sw.nei &of
The roois, especially CAROLS ne now Bi0Ws,llk
with The greatest E0pidllY, anu AlOl ynBH
ton With Tie lOIso.hOe, SMALL slwVll plopBhi Or
eyen Will a common plQpghfi9R pstWssp iug
rows carly IN October, VIII BEeal llvlgAss s,slt
1 gtowlh during the remaining lout weeks before
Irost, La these ioealites whefc TOOLS nfo dug
this month, some ptenaHalions should be nade llf
storing them. Dry. cool pellaTs ale besl lof lliis
purpose, and nteviOus. 10 slunuy the l0oh they
Shouldhaye their tons uBisiet OF = calling causes
The inner leaves 10 grow nyuil Wholi injuries lne
quality 0id Keeping Of The root W Inc NOsencs;
Of cellars gooIs may be stored y! e9nlea Of ilusgu
piles onligh end iry ground. When The nils y
completed h shon6'Bs covered with one inch Of
straw and 10 inches Of dfy saIlh, having an open.
ingot the top forthe escape Of gasess aud gully
mode around the heap 70 remove the water vi meas
/ Wy f0ins. ,ftfaal7
Fallen leaves should De collected for bedding,
TO throw into the pgsl or 70 ipctsa9e lls Organic
matter Of composls. eQ
SEKD Com. 4Thtts are bul few iarnels who
fairly take into consideration the extent TO which
their crops arc Affected by the quality oil tile seed
Like beRtls like 'as we SOW, 50 We leani aIe
old aDbodsms, nnrlakine or both sound andplac,
| toal phiusoniy, III we SOW imperfect seed we
may reasonably expect 70 reap imne ee1lon' Sllo
within decrease in quolity ~ lps1 IaN0 nom
present deIectsi whilst II we soy gocd syeu VIZ
may expect TO Ieap tie same, with an inclsnSe IN
quality In the same ratio as tile deterioration oil Tie
former. m
In order to secure good seed corn, and improve
the quality quanlllyahd time OF ripening, Wy Tug
following WhelyOlr cornls tipe1lng, 30 through
ynurfsld and pluck from The stalks such eais as
aIe the earliest, being alEeady ripe, haYing nyew
those having tho laIges and most 70 lne sIalk!
Having furnished yourself with q sufficient quqnll-
II lUG Seed place Il In some dry situation that the
cob may become perfectly dIy astllnt win keep II
from freezing in the winter, which Of certainly,
II allowed 10 de-, will destroy It's power Of gttmi-
naling. In this st0alion itmdy 6eullOwed TO re.
NAN until planting time, when on.tsmoylig tle
Lusk, irwin be found in the most perfect state Of
preservation, and seldom, u eWI, iail IN thegelm
/ | have The experience Of a practical lnImeF who
has followed similar system with Tegar 10 the
selection Of lis seed for a n1riLst oil yeaTS. lie
afiirns that, besides vast Improvement In the
quality he fnds il as difficult now 10 select siO Ks
IN his field bearing less ihbnitW9 aud three eoTs,
as twas al dEsl 10 lind tliem bearing more than
one, oD EtI
/ The following, taken from on exchange paper,
may afford a useful hint 10 those who could usl
secretion To silclla maunet as 10 gIeally enlaRe
the organs must prove luxurious aud TOT general
practce this remedy ca'i hardly ever be recOm-
nondedi ttsen,f
! 10 PREVgHT Cows gROM SilgpplNu MILK.----;
] COllOdion (liquid oulice) isa somewhat recent
discovery and has teen applied 10 useful purposes
/ by surgeons, but | am not aware lhOt II has eVel
brenused 10 prevent the los Of milk BY leakage
| from The ndlerpf the COW, Tie nude Of apply,
ing isas follows Anernilking, talW thin piece
OF muslin, The size Of three cent piece, wet II IN
The cOllOdlOn aud apply il quickly 10 the eni oil
the teat. II dries Immediately, aud pdheliug Arl-
~ prevents lilo escape Of the milk from tile or
fee. II eau readily DO IenOved " the next milk
ling.
On FIRST making use ofthsmeaNs, did notnn
tiCp0te anything more than lenlpOpEiYl prevent
The evil. After making lew applications, il wus
discontinued, aud was somewhat surprised 10 find
That IL had permanently lessened tue fault. Upon
reflection, the moduO 0perGRdi appeared rs lUl-
lUws First, tile collodiOn contacts The Orlice and
thus prevents The escape Of milk and second, The
bog becoming dislrndGd, It's copuCilg Is peImanent-
" enlarged. Try it.
Another Useful purpose OF This article may lie
inenioned Cows leafs often become tender
| from chups and deep assures In ihetn, They may
be readily cured by moistening piece Of muslin
In this liquid aud applying smoothly 10 The part
affsced. II Ddllstes 90 firmly that u will not be
L !
milk
WMEN SNAIL WE HAVE SUCH COLLEok as THIS
~ EvERY SrATEl--We tnke pleasure IN calling
the attention OF young fnrmeGs especially 10 tile
prospectus for an agricultural college in ObtTlin,
this State. II viii be seen that arrangements
have been made for thorough cOutss Of lectures
on agricultural science, dutlDg tie coning winter,
at Which time the ordinary sludie6 Of The 0berlin
College ote suspended, leaving most Of the pro.
esS0TS at leisure fol assisting IN this enterprise;
also aHoTding convenient lecluTe,Ioons, and 40.
COMMUNICATIONS in The village for boarding those
who may go there 10 atleud this course of lectures,
From our personal knowledge OF most Of the gen.
denCe that they viii DO justice 10 their subjects,
ndimpaEl such useful Instruction 10 theft hearers
as will amply compensate young iaImels for tile
time and expense devoted theIstU. ~. il.l .a
| lndeedw know OF no place in Ohio where o
course Of Lectures VI as much ability could be
secured at SO moderate cost aud with so much
promise OF permanent advantage 10 agriculture, us
at Obtrlini hence we hail this arrangement as a
most suspicious omen TO The cause in which we
have been SOlOng engaged, aud we sincerely hope
| Hot hundreds Of young men Of Ohi'l Will avail
themselves Of The opportunity thus afforded them
for becoming scientific as well es practical ngrl.
culluIslS especially as II can b. done at so little
Gust, aud without interfering with the period Of
active farm labor,
RlPEaiNo PEARs.-Many varieties Of peers, il
suffered 10 ipsn on tile trees, are dry and worth.
less--buti il picked before ripe anil placed within
doors IN warm room 10 Tineu, they ore melting
| Juicy and OF fine favor, This we believe is ap.
plicable TO nearly all varieties. The proper time
TO pick ihemis when thay begntO change color,
nIwhen some Of the pimpelfsct ones fall 10 the
ground. They should always be picked by land,
and never shaken from the lEee.-lhchigmt Far
asr.
CURRAHT TREEs.-Haying noticed that cuIEant
bushes may as well be trees as shrubs, conclude
TO Tell you how have SCENT done. Inthe
spring Of 1891 my father commenced q garden,
aud among other things set cuttings for current
bushes, detennned to experiment on one OF
those cuthngsi and as soon os II grew, pinohed
of all The leaves except The tOptuft, which | let
grow. The cutting was ebnut fourteen inches
long, and during the summer tile sprOnt from this
| grew ten inches long,
The next spring lpinChed of all the leaves TO
about half way up % thu iBtyeaf's growth, so as
to leave The lowest limbs two feet lTonithe ground,
II 6rRnched we'll alld became handsome dwarf
tree. Wlenit came 10 bear fruit, it'wos more pro
duotiye than any Other bush IN the gurden, and
the CIUit was larger, tffr
| 1t was less infested with sntleTs aud other in