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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
DOMESTIC TEA.-Since the advance in tn

DOMESTIC TEA.--Since the advance in the
price of coffee, making it luxury too ex-
pensiye for even those who are well to do in
the world, to indulge in as of old, the inge.
nuity of our people has been taxed anaz-
ingly to find some substitute that would an
swcr the purpose, and come nearest the gen.
uinc article. A correspondent of the Com.
try Gentleman. insinuates that John China.
man is no more honest than he should be,
and suggests that we might as well gather
our own herbs for tea, as to purchase so
largely Of him. He says:g 70 EeGES ia
81 will give you the name of leaf that
makes as good tea as the average you get
from China; for you may know that good
deal of that brought from China is not gath.
cred from the Tea Plant but from wild herbs.
Pick the common black berry, while young
and green, and the red raspberry leaves
dry and mix half and half
This makes a very good tea both in taste
and favor. Try t.'-BeHsrus Press. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
Wool Growing.

The Secretary Of the Vermont State Aer-
cultural Society, Daniel Needham, in his an
nual report, has the following remarks upon
the subject Of wool growing @'. <iAIE
"The price of wool for the next few years,
reasoning from analogy, must be high. The
cotton crop will not be planted as extensively
Mt the South. as it has been in years past !;
and il the blockade is not raised by the frs,
ofApril next, Gin many States, it will not be
planted at all Should the rebellion not be
suppressed within another year, as very like
ly it may not be, very little of the cotton crop
of 1861 will find its way to market for the
next eighteen months and when we consd-
er that the people must be clothed; that the
use Of wooden fabrics during the present high
price Of cotton goods is much more economi-
CAL, that the million Of men In the field wear
and destroy. in weight, a third more Of clo-
thing than in the peaceful avocations of life
that at the South, all the carpets have been
cut up into blankets, and that very little OF
the wern- out Stock will be supplied until
peace is restored; from the fact that the
South has not the raw material to replenish
| with--alI the seeding States not producing
as much wool as the State of Ohio alone it
can be seen, that not only during the war,
but at its close. when the million of men in
the army return to their former employment,
discard their military clothing and dress as
they were wont, in broadcloth and doeskins,
the price Of wool must continue above the
average price for the last Ave years. In time
of war the quality Of wool is matter OF, no
small consequences. Vermont has limited
herself to the production Of the finest woods.
But the wool now most in deman I, and
bringing the highest prices, is a coarser grade.
The query may well be made. whether it wi
not be equally profitable for us to turn our
attention to the production of somewhat
coarscr staple, and at the same time furnish
richer and higher priced mutton for the mar
ket." rl7. 77rrr8an rEf W 9g4..t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

A GREAT Wool ExHIBIrIoN.-An attrac.
tive part Of the next Ohio State Fair will BE-
wool show. under the direction. of S. N
Goodall, Esq, Of Cleveland. The State
Board have offered large premiums, which
will encourage choice lots to be on exhibi.
ton. All persons that have wool are in
vited to show from all parts Of the United
States and the. Canadas. A separate build
Ing will be erected for samples. If any o.
our Iowa wool growers should wish to make
entries and to ship to this great show, car
do 50 BY calling on Barnurn Melcndy at Tho
Garden Valley Agricultural Store.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
Crop Prospects.

Wc have had pleasant weather for the las
week warm, growing weather, though tn,
nights have been cool Wheat never looked
BETTER and if nothing turns up to blight the
stan OF life, the crop Of our valley willneve,
have been equalcd-nevcr more flatterina
prospect Of a full crop than at present to graf
'fy the yomanry Of our lovely valley. K,
We are sorry to note the appearance OF
the Hessian fly in the counties south of us
The Davenport Gazette of Juno 9Th says
This destructive insect is reported to be
making sad havoc with the wheat in this
county. We have heard from several town.
ships in the county, Liberty, Aliens Grove,
Hickory Grove, ETC.. in which the fly is said
to be very prevalent. Mr.. Nutting, residing
on the county farm in this township, says
that he has twenty fivc acres that he thinks
will not be worth the harvesting 1t is also
reported that the wheat in Cedar county is
suffering from the same cause. We also
find in the Bellevue Press, Jackson Co.
that in different portions Of the county, it
seems that the wheat is suffering very severe
ly from the Hessian fly. Many of the farm.
ers have already begun to pillow up their field
for corn,
From the Prairie Farmer we find that
in Ogle county, Illinois, the Fly has made it's
appearance in the western portion of the
country, destroying some field entirey.-
One farmer says he found on one stalk a
dozen flies. We hope we may be spared
from this pest in our valley. The Bellevue
Press recommends, if not too late, to those
that have sheep to turn them into their fields.
We hare it from high agricultural authority
that they will cffectually destroy the fly and
not injure the wheat. From what we can
gather from our exchanges and farmers in
our valley. that fully onc-tcnth moro wheat
has been sown this year Of spring wheat.
Oats and rye look we'll and promises large
yield. Our farmers are now busy blowing
their corn for the first time The prospect
for corn has not been very good great deal
Of it has been replanted in on, vicinity. The
grub worm has been very bad for the young
corn. The prospect for fruit is good and we
think the yield will DO almost the average
We clip from the Chicago Journal an article
In relation to The fly, which will DO found in
another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

THE FRUIT OF CARE.-A poor girl in Cali
fornia picked up the cutting Of grape vine
thrown into the road, in order to drive her
mule with it. She carried il home. and tho
it was wilted and worn and appeared good
for nothing, she stuck it into The ground. II,
has little life left, she said, 81 will try and
save it." So she watered it, and watched it,
and trained it, and took as much care of it as
if it were the most promising shoot in the
world. So
Well, how did it reward her? In single
year, after it was six years old, it bore five
thousand punches Of grapes, and each bunch
weighed one pound; these on being sold
brought her the handsome sum Of 81 ,000-
You see it is not so much having large means
to do with, as it is in doing begt you car
with small means
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
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A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

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OR, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
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siT 10 ten dses."-Dr. b. KsirH: Ao,ersa1n journal
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
Hints for the Season.

I. As haying and harvesting will soon be
here, supply yourself with a good barometer
It may, and probably will, pay for itself the
first year. #5-lG"E. 5EEga 20 GEEET..a
III. Remove from your wheat fields, if you
have not donc, SO already, all rye, chess and
cookie, that you may have pure seed to SON
in the fall. 3f--t &I2k f " - Il.
Ill. 1t is time you had selected your reap.
ers and mowers, and the hands that you are
to depend on during harvest.
~. Be Industrious IN the s,orn.fieid.--.
Don't let the plow lie lie, or the weeds will
choke your corn this fine growing weather
v. See that everything is done to make
the summer work light for the women folks.
Have you plenty of good, dry, hard wood, a
good stove. washing machine. clothes wiring,
er. &C.? II not attend to these things al
once. No good husband or brother will neg
lect such helps. ,gs sd -e 49,, =, -
vi. BE careful how you handle your sheer
when shearing. We have heretofore giver
so many hints as to the summer management
Of sheep, that it is hardly necessary to repeal
them here. g.. - - b ~ b 4 -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

FARM HEpGEs-IIoNEY Locusr-We have.
among other varieties. suggested the honey
locust as plant worthy of pretty general
trial, for farm hedge. Fl is strong grow
ing plant, forming, in its natural condition,
tree Of good size. and therefore will require
severe pruning to form a hedge. Some have
tried it and failed, perhaps from too close
planting Itrequires considerable room. and
il grown as close as the hawthorn or Usage
orange, will become choked. Dr., jWarder
recommends it as the most promising hedge.
plant we have; and VIM. Reid, Elizabeth.
town, New Jersey, who has many fine hetlg-
esr is satisfied. after twenty five years trial,
that it Is more easily kept, and better adapt
ed for farm fence, than any other plant that
has yet been used. Those. however. who
expect to mako good hedge, in few years,
of this or any other plant that we are &C.
quainted with, will be sorely disappointed
Rural New Yorker.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

AGRICULTURAL CoLLEeEs.--Senator Wade
Of Ohio has introduced bill in Congress do.
mating 1000 acres of land for each Senator
and Representative to every State, which
provides college for the benefit of agricul.
turs and the mechanic arts. It will proba
bly, become law. Thanka to Old Ben Wo1s,
cay We
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
I'VE promised few weeks since to give
tho bill for establishing the Agricultural Bu-
reau by Congress. Oar readers will find it
In another column. r G FEE p MI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

REroRrs ABOUT CRops.-We will be under
many obligations to our friends the farmers
ifthey will keep US posted in regard to the
crops in our valley, so that we can lay it be-
fore our readers. All items that will bene-
fit them will be thankfully received.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
PETER MsLENpY, EDITOR.
Fro,a,the Ohio Freusea
Corn Planting Song. -

BIT HUDSON FUTILE.
The birds are singing in the groves
as& The flowers are blooming gay, ssS&sEA - 3
The bees tl,elr yearly toll resume,
The lambkins sportive play;
Then up and guide the honest plsw,
,.ss. A merry song let's hear, -. 49,
~ And welcome back with swelling aotes 5t
The spring time Of the year. 's FL. .'s s5
HsraAl mural, for hs.honss. plov: Dora
The tart with polished shear, aars
Lay smooth 10 long and measured limos,
And sing TO the youthful year,
That comes to pour into our laps,
From Ceres golden horn,
The plenty OF = favored land,
The treasure Of her corn.
Plant we'll and deep the yellow grain,
The genial rays will warm,
And soon its verdant leaves will wave
DEFIANT in the storm
We're planting grain for Fatherlanj,
e- To feed its famshed sons;
Ia We feed the poor with every stroke, M NJ .
Earth's weak and suffering ones w 70 81
Not for dstiIling baneful death;
Net for the frey worm;
Not for the deadly serpents sting,
Plant we the golden germ; -
We plant to nerve the hand Of toll.
~ TO still the nations voice, = E#A.. ~
Who by our labors in the field,
- In plenty loud rejoice, ,.-
The ships Of commerce are in wan ~
For freghling Of our grain;
The clouds are gathering overhead
To feed II with the rain.
@ Like sea, twill wave in summer fields, =
70 Its verdant, leafy crests; s+' @....
mine twill prove to toillng man. #. -z.9
.a Who with its care IS blessed. - 9ta .as@. ltNa
~ &3-s. - 4Es- Hs lsa .s.' ag 80 d sa-a # ~sa
Hurrah for Ceres golden graint
IIurrah +! for Indian corn!
HiIs lavish gives her honored sons
From her exhaustless horn. ,, So.
,s~ Then dhire tie plow across the nel6, .r ~
5@ Throw back the melisw soil, Ms ~
2 ~ And plant IL with the Indian grain, S-s 81 81
And watch with patient TOLL
Walnut G,ore, My, 1852.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

QUEEN CAKE.--Take one pound Of butter,
working it well, and add one pound of sugar
Beat the butter and eggs together to cream;
beat ten eggs very light; add them in by
degrees. After being we'll beaten together
mix in one pound Of -four sifted fine.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

HEpGss. Sanders says. in the Val
ley Farmer -" For hedges Of large growth,
nothing can surpass the hemlock. for elegance
and beauty, in its dark, dense growth Of 70.
liage. and its patient endurance Of the shears;
it undoubtedly makes the finest evergreen
hedge of all; but it is Of slow growth, and
somewhat expensive to obtain. The Norway
spruce makes an admirable screen, if its
branches sweep the ground. and are made
dense by clipping; no wall can be more ef-
fective screen Fl om cold blasts than this
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

HINTS FOR THE SEAsoN-From the Ohio
Farmer published at Cleveland, Ohio, we
give some valuable hints, that will be timely
il followed up for the farmers Of our valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

Wool AND SHEEP FOR IowA.-We have often
thought that the growing IF the coarser grades
of sheep for themutton would be moro pr,f-
table than raising hogs in our State for the
eastern markets. Sheep can be shipped to
New York and Boston as cheap as hors. )
Good mutton will always bring round price.
Good mutton will bring at this time Al to 5
cents per pound in the New York market.
The coarser woods are now in demand which
bring readily !20to 80 cents per pound. We
give in another column the remark of the
Vermont Agricultural Society, which We
think to the point. Farmers think of it. 50,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

HEDaEs.-We give this week two items on
hedges from our exchanges.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

DIARRAHEA IN CALvEs.-The Stock Ja,,r-
nal says: Give. the animal twice a day, half
a pint Of boiled milk, and Stir into the same
a table spoonful of finely pulverized charcoal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13

LICE ON CALvEs.-It is said that coal oil
applied on calves that are troubled with lice,
is sure cure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-06-13
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TnE Door YAnp.-Every mind, sensible
to the beauties Of nature, rejoices in the an
ticipatien of the joyful days Of Spring, the
fragrant fowFs Of Summer, and the goldcn
fruits of Autumn. The favorite garden,
surrounding 4 country home, becomes At
this time place of great interest, and it's
careful cult vation affords peculiar pleasure
to the proprietor. Itshouldtbe his aim 10
do all that can be done to secure neatness
and comfort around his place; every portion
of his lawn and door-yard should receive
careful dressing. We viii in an article at
some future timegve somsvaluable hints on
lawns, but what 'we wish at thisStine + to
remind our town people to clean up their
door-yards, move the wood pile FROM the
street in the front Of your house, clear up the
old trash and, lit,cr.g Give your, homes ,an
air Of ncatness, for yonr own credit as welf
as lUIt OF the town. 4-r-rv-r-r.-..
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