Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-14
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LINE Old gardens are freq quent-
ly unproduetIvc through being man
red year after year wit hthc same
Kind of mpnure and growing the
same crops, In such cases the vegeta'
les are rank in growth and III
favored ..t..
Potatoes and other watcy roots are
liable to disease, and the beans and
peas unproductive, and caulihowers
and cabbages subjected 10 club d.
eease. When such is the case, use no
manure for couple Of years. The
first spare ground you get, trench it
two feet deep if the grouud will allow
fit, and thoroughly mix with the
earth, as you turn it over, a good
.ressing Of fresh Stacked lime, the,
fresher the better Ny plan is, when
the top spit is thrown to the bottom
If the trench, to throw over the hot
lime and fork it in, and to repeat the
dose oflime over the lower spit thrown
TO the surface. Employed in this way,
lime acts as q complete renorater OF
old and over manured soils, as the pro-
duoe afterwards will show. The sec
ona year 4 repeat .ne i''hc uress'nS
torked it instead Of digging the ground
IS by that means the lime becomes
more completely mixod in the soil !
'aSo "au th1 s'tiao,ns VI ,o"u
serapings, II the grQuho Is hea'y of
inclined 10 De SOY 'ne7s 'l'Ga'i'' TL
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succeeded III o'inS'hS az o'u sa'uV'' s.''
sou, "nicn "ouio posS'piy gro" iiV'"-
!hS wen; ihto h'S' Vt"9 SUI, Piou"
ing g2ou crops ana o' Tue oeS' 4u''i''
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PuLr1r GRAv1rY.-A minister was
preaching to large congregation in
one of the Southern States, on the
certainty of future judgement. In
the gallery sat a colorcd girl, with q
wbitc child in her arms. which she
wac danceiny up and down with com.
nanaablc effort to make baby under.
stand the proprieties of the place
The preacher was too much interested
in b,s subject to notice the occasional
noise of the infant ; and at the right
point in his discourse, threw himself
into an interesting attitude, asthough
he had suddenly heard the first note
Of the trump Of doom, and looking to-
wards the part OF the church where
the girl with the baby in her arms
was sitting, he asked, IN low deep
voice
"What is that | hear p
Before he recovered from the ora
torical pause, so as to answer his own
question the colored girl responded
in mortified tone Of voice, but loud
enough to catch the ears of the entire
congregation
II dunno, sa, lspec it is dis here
chile, but indeed, sa, has been doin all
! could to keep him from sturbn, you
1t is easy to imagine that this SUDDEN
Pejoiner took the tragic outofthepraech.
er in the shortest time imaginable ;and
that the solemnlty ofthat Judgement
day sermon was not little diminish
cd by the event
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