Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18

nHIti hf ihs iaie ~ inftNn, t'H f
ner'tsi ace al het gH' 81 uHf rn.n
gafdta seeds ~ uaHtte lNsy
Oss YgAh -r,as Bfatt k-imy 4 Hus.
Cafrbf, ra,.uip, o., hos h-fbpuenc9, Ill-
bsfb. f'n. Popular. aNl Willow.
rwo iklas.--Rtdlst. s''sl'y, scoueuer,
tcrs'sne, ,hc ANiuns, Cnfiuon, harpnn, Az
isanier. Love Apple, Caerul,, ~, Zen.
D TssgEs YfArs --Ssa kair A,u-ho6e, Lsg'
tucs, Maneoll. Roe, R9semU
Fooa iEAgs.-Bassieas, SkiUel, Spinal,
Asparagus, End's, Mustard, IaENg'p' BE-
rage,
F,yE yEARs svu So Yrars.- buusi Sgr'
Tsl. Paisley OH fcan. Cuerdb hl sop,
Tax Y4Ns.--eesl, ov!siy, Fomp'o' C''
.cumber and Melon
A writer ia die Stock jaU7R ''.'' III -
o. tho egsaies, impouun,e. Che ''s. iN y'a's
a. a Horses lie, 10 81, 'hat lie hl' GOOD warm
shel,er dldn- or Wir,'fs, aud ihai ne b sup,
Piled with "a plenty o' GOOD e''a1. hay auu
iools. inthn com .hGF.1Uc b fed 20 young
colts OF hosls A aug ro siderable qnanN'}1
unless gfolua ans una q with nate, Tie low
inc conipany cu thg Lr'r lsn'l ard ksnN'I,
STAGE and livery Hnsgs. hive found lhai ne
hest food log Ao-ses -.ihat which - most
healthy nnd ecouonirM--s a mixture, cone
posed II equal parts b. measure, OF corn meal
and mill iced, brna or shorts, weighing suon'
tventy pounds to the blsh2l, mSed np wet
with cut bay
q neat method Of supporting climbers Il 10
take q strip 81 two inch plank, iva inches woe
PLACED tue TALL 'engih Of tho board, ana paint
el green, wbirl set dmiy in tho ground
Next obtain ',5in q wooi,u-waf- 7s toy store
Two ,hlllt,u's hoops, on, tEc largest mud 'h,
Other the smallest yop can tEd, Vow suspend
ihesmiN one o. nelftho top o, iHn pole rs p.s'
silc. lv string, nud hsleu the large one close
% the rrou#a. P1u, y1Ig seed around the
outside OF tie large hoop aud "hen up, run
Stfinrs Of soii t'ymc regularly '.,uw ibs l1N 10
the bottom hoop. li viii took better 10 have
the hoops painted green, CoI .,' iN'ns should
be dark, and not cotton mtEe.
A correspondent Of die R.rai Nec. YORKER
has cured tumors and Nen5 Un cattle By me
Followino treatment; Rubbed ,hem every 9th.
er day with.ln5scd oil, with bot little pcr'spt-
bic eHsc, until they broke, when the Ge'hy
mart of the hnmor prolrlied through The or-
rec. then pu, on pUIgerized blue yiiriol
twice OF three times week, and cleaused &C.
casiona,ly with soap.spds This treatment
was continued until the whole ,nmJr disup'
peared and the flesh healed over perfectly
sound TO all appearance. Tbis ! shnk p'''
erat.o 10 cutting out
Il, i. bad plan to bank d' M around The
posts 10 setting lcuce, to turn the water oil, ~
with all there can be done there viii be MOST
urc enough left, IN company with the tir 20
promote speedy ro'tiog The uif g. 0u.i, a'
much as possible, be excluded from liz post
below the top Of the ground and TO DO this,
make hollow or dish around each post to
catch the water, and Tue longer he wafer
stands there the better for he post.
Farmers srouid be careful not 10 cultivate
weeds, as they steal thar nutrmenJ from the
soil which should otherwise be taken up by
genuine plants. T. prevent weeds, grea! care
should be exercised IL serusos clean sead IN
clover seed there as many as 20 0Gysveej
seeds IA every pint As abopt from ;~s4re 10
fourteen pints Of seed are sown to the acre,
over forty weed seeds are sown upon every
square yard
Mjnrr SAYS, "No quantity Of salt ever EaPt
- rnotl, out of q hive, The moth ia q winged
insect ara enters The hire without coming 10
contact with the salt, even il here we're peek
Of il there. The moth alighi5 on the outside
OF the hive, runs in through the entrance on
,he rg37er side generally and turns directly up
ward without touching the bottom board q
all"
The leading vital forces are Eve w.,eE
beat, air, electricity and light. Roots soen
therefore, 10 run just low enough TO insure
moisture and enjoy heat and air; we know
Iass of electricity. Deep blowing favor' the
largest application Of the yiol forces 20 ife ty-
pansion Of the plant, nod therefore The gteHte'i
growth, other things being equal.
To preserve corn from birds, &c, mix it,
tie coaltar in with the corn (Which may be OBJ
tai ed al the gas toc,ory.) NIX this Uih he
corn By manuring it until it gets thin. Wet
the corn with water; stil it up; then put in
little tar, and stir we'll This will make the.
corn rs black as the tar. itself, and there il
nothing Ina, will touch It
MY practice is, says Calnnet, 80 ,Fg.b
the trees throughout with strong soll-soap was
Ter, and Sometimes to put BIS OF hard son IN
the small crotches about The tops of the trees,
and follow it up parseve,iugS. |, for one, an
down on grease, because know it to be njUri-
Gus So ave strong chemical causliSs they,
are dangerous 10 inexperienced hands 4
PEAcH BLOW PorA1oEs Probably this va.
rietv is the best market potato ao9Gfrown, it
takes the lead IN the New York ttnarl;et oyer
all othef kinds, BY 25pef cent. ~ pnce, Here
. is a fair description, from an extensive des!c2
Ia New York The Peach Blow at prescott
akes the first rank; not the oljiashioued,
yelIow.meated, red skinned, rank favored
: Peach Blow Of our boyhood, bot the modern
Seeding Of the Western Red, It is round,
with deep eyes, has a earti.coloyed skin, and
whitish yellow meat, being whittier and Gner
favored when gtown u this latitude, than al
the North where it originated. It's generally
sound hearted, cooks sesy evenly, dryand light.
This market has this season been vel supplied
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