Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-07-09

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Delsersf ~ Rss. J,Aa r. Hpst, 70 81 C-@trs
Csaa4sg .f-rse4ltsrsf socsetg, OF. IsSs-
coScIsr5x.
We ~sff s1 80 rcxt bfscs, e51<sSsr sc-1s q
ne Iao--saic clements, whscfs sn-er Fato ssss
substance ~ pieats, sags zre ss5ad - fhs sSh-
md vs VII srst aotfss tzr-s, wnsch = ve-y
s6rn,;-,as IN n1sgse, there being few po-sToas q
re esrsA wtst1y viii aot ST-nfsa a susscsszc
sispYfy k,r 4--Ssssstts-z 7r-voses- FAs esr-s-c-.
bes6rs applying Fs-se . rs trad, shosS hsvs
4 rsr5acsrf ts ssorss- a. sn.s as possisse whics
e.sa y. faae n - --ore e%oesT1loyss, or cheap
e va7. fftsa hy ezpe537ar tse c7reoasc acm
-,s ~ ba-a5ag 4ster vh5ch, by she srpfscs-
ssr e rlser, ~ ~ csFoss-s 70 tAs arr i faEss
s-ssa sae powder, n 6sr-nsn-, = sosss s5ors
ffne- csne % rs wsTchc- ft then hrs yrsss
affinity S- t..ss zls..f srI.phs-ir oxaIsc, 81.
raich re 50 as-,ch n sxcsss n many revTons
ar,,s feisss as t,rerts- rs-sr r--oe.ssctivs, prs
s.-7-r ss-Tef7 md what fs -smmnasy esis>f
Wild AID sour -rss7es- TIE. sa ps.'iFiss aid -
or - rierfsf IS fs--,..rt N aaf1-e and - co-s
1.ass4 - soouss ~ oxygsn ssr: s1Tivhs-s ~hsls
,,1irfs- rSsh Is-,e, Sarnss ryrsura Or plaster -
Psrfs md th. exsl5c scIr., composed of sxysss
art catl-sas e--rssar oTslsse - EEnr cheSs Sew
.sn,pouasfs formed hy re Euas and acids, srs
nor uas.lrer1sic 20 vegstafser.
-rH---e ss..s. acisss, as wsll a. haEnic sad py-
-,,lI -aeofs tc5,sv are 200 abundant N me SOL
shey p-s~eut the 3scoaspossesoa - me Ssssf
ss.s-r5is rasstc-, and ~ course are aos n a.
sfrte % he food ss- the plants. Feucs sf-
r-es5 a,fI5ty - applying flesh burus Hsiss %
-a.e NJ, a portion ef' shose ACIDS, aud ne
se,rr,,ut 9erouiposito-s of dead vsgesss5s NAT
ter s,;t,yi1y- = more fsrt5Ie, Eos rnaca frsas
eFls, s741lrt ~ iae enteriag igiuo the onsoosi-
son ~ the rsres.s5lr, as from ss power
rc7I,s-,ssz sag yfie sssl. We ha~s seen by ne
sSn-e saftc FRAT sEie ash 81 the gains, haze
src 4 sn.af per csntaes 81 tine ss ~ IadSs1
.ar1 Ia 6fsne rercsat- wheat 81 ~ per osT1t
I'VE ne ss-ie ard - 70 n oasS .rtllc ST.
serve arf 5-fa n wheat strsx snd n bs5
a.-sg.'- - pe~ ceat Hence We uay concinds
-Hst iyne IS ala-s firor-tbIs cothe grower ~
me sttlly and Iea-cs fplsuts man - fic g7a-st1
% thctr seras- Lime IS It's scrfd qusI5Cy.
wen s5s.SIt burned would haze ths effect -
DESTROY re larve - inserts and tl1s bY tseTf
..,.arlly,ositT,., Increase the AMOUNT ~
ala and Bnasphsras n tle soiE I5wouid sp-
1ear that f1is sppiicat5aB of lime 20 s7ssss lands
+ yveusa he y,,,st. ,roftable when perruisSsff -
~. y sufficient tFne "a deesaIpesss pro-a5',
-t,.. y.,ec,nr,osi,5on of' the dead vegessle nat
ts.- tnd sti1e-Tvfss ns'It Talise tae sosf and
dis nsets,oei 7ronlt Ne sfiil Bsfssr We poBgh
doer, sie crop ~ grass ess tl,e lime facilitates
5ts-gsrth st,sEs Es5u 2 a greater sslsuut 81 aanars3
md tlicu sow vita wheat or other gTssu- II
th., rise or Jrne N dsrzu5ug, II now bsitsvsd
best 10 sss smaller aIianfitje je 70 ne rhan
. lar1nerir md repezt every few yszrsi say %
ar q, b,i,Ii..Ts &, tae scrs ssrssf and lefS nesr
,sic ssrr-..,.p tIr r aas a constant tendency 20
Z ,iuLl. T5yr..r- y, siiss sesg-
We vfII nrxt aosjcs potash which sf an sui,-
stsacs.s fs.und IN she ash ef glsafs is ths noss
anitornEy asf sq,iaiiy Distributed. By si.s
,hovs f.sbic see that IasiSssn c5ru S.nlsf.ssrs
. pc--e sent the ASH. of wheat 20 per csnf..
I RE So and oats . Dc- csar, 81 potash snf
,.,,lss susi ,ot.ssses 5l5 per cert, t.irnips e.,
and bag Is3 Potash and sosiss are nearly allied
t., each other properties and so'-es5 5ofla be-
T fug stssalies-- Potash must be n considerable
,sl,ani5ts m the ..ssrsi. The f;sra,er viii add
I 10 The ssii, w,isu he applies Wood ashes, min
srtl csaI ashes and 7Iisdecsyed -eg.:.shis ssi,-
stlncss- Salt petrs r. Inc nitrate Of potash
but 20 expensive 20 bc largely used Common
salt IS a mur.ate Sc sodg, 5y applying vliics 70
/ our ieids va have soda; aud We nave afcrs
for the nuriasic acid IS composed Of chlorine
and hydrogen, % By he sccomprsitioa - ~.
acid, we have chlorine, which IS n Inc ash 81
Z mosf plants, though 10, largely
/ There IS a fair propor;io1 Sc a5asnessz n
tiis ASH OF corn wheat, sc, oat ], wss former
s. thought 1ufavorable 70 regetaszon- TIE
,srner need not seek - appiy I . his Held,
FOR 4 IS abundant N me soil liH .sa'iy cisys,
aud IS ffom 80 % 10 per cent. Of some liEhe-
stones and 80 or more per cent N mat which
8 called 8vslF=1aIic- lime
PnaS1horie acid IS q T.szy- important element
IN nc es-.ius ard grasses, and does not exsss
n 4. fF,e state N Mature, but IS found United
20 potash. soda, lime, Sc-.s;orning phosphafes
and N these states are taken 40 - fccsf ssv
I plants and Is absolutely necessary fer tseiv
hssishy growth and perfection.
/ The farther can Increase this sls-asss
/ his fields BY adding iecarei negotiable ssssc-,
and 6ecSmposed dead animal aud Iussct nst-
l fs-s winch tits most sbandants Some CON-
1csss are Ensde containing great per cssf -
1hossbhcric scid, 1Bd ax..cf srumcuia, ~tirh,
Il RsgaaI sesrr - F-Issr>L Dsse.