New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
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such things bis most efficient medicines. and BY the Dol
der who therein recognizes his hope Of speedes cure
But Of all things that fall within the Gardeners minesi
ate department. the most mpcrtants to provide An apun
dance great abundance an nuxEaraibe supply In fact
Of those vegetables from which "gickles" are made.
or these Of course the Cucumber takes precedence
Then the Tomato and the Cabbage and after these Red
peppers. Mustard Seed Celery, Caulnowers Nastur'
,iums etc. which latter articles are, however rather
used to giyo favor and pisuaucy TO the bulker pickles.
rs Cucumbers Cabbage etc. than put up in vessels by
Themselves saur krsst is always in order, and too
much cannot be sent. There il farmer SO poor, or
whose wife is so much occupied, that they cannot, If
they VIII contribute to The Cause at least one barrel OF
saur krau This perhaps the cheapest Of all the gifts
that lo could give for The materials cost little and the
necessary labor of preparing them Is slight
Ietus aran impross npon our readers tho fact that
too manv Pickles oanno be contributed for the reesos
that yhile canned, and preserved Fruits and similar
delicaes are reserved mainly for the use Of men NJ tie
Uospfaa and for Csnvalescents Pickles must be given
to the entire army.
But This present month Is especially the season ior tue
Fruit Growers 10 show their patriotic generosity b.
ter liberal contributions. Probably there is no neigh
borhd wheys there cannot be found willing hands to en-
and dry every Peach whichmay BE- donated by tho Grow
ers We know that 10 many the press Of business
upon the rnt Growers in getting the products Of their
Orch gathered and sent 70 market is so great that
theytaye little or nolesare to attend p1s0sSly to the
driving of Peaches for the solders But still further
believe that there are few among the owners Of ex-
tenslye Peach Orchards who win not willingly and
gladly give 70 tho good canso just as many bushels Of
fru as their neighbors who have more time, are VII
ling to prepare.
And here comes again the work Ter the little hands OF
the eager Children The annsunosment Of an oldash'
toned Bee" TO 'stone and dry" Peaches FOR the SOL
diers. would. any day or night, draw together such
congregation Of young folks land they shouldn't lock
the doors, it is not impossible that somo Of tho Old
FOLKS would get ia also would rejoice the h'r ard
wha. Is perhaps os much 10 the purposc hl Tie haSef'
sacks OF the boys in camp.
| This IL dramatically tie feason for Peaches, and
the way TO prepare them is this; Halye them and
ldry with a slight sprinhilng Of sugar II con
rcnient II not dry them with 10 sugar-be cure mat
they arc thorougy dried. 10 to DO proof against
lmoua-paok them in barrels and send 70 The nearest
Branch Of the Sanitary Commission for distribution
Every barrel or Package viii be reeeiptsd for aud an
account O. all distributions vii bs made IN the regular
Reports OF the Commission;
DRIED Plums and dried Apples are very acceptable
but are not now quite in Peaches arc now The
order Of the day. Tie call for Blsosberries was 10
nobly responded % that the Commission have little ie'
Of the failure Of their Irosont call
We have spoken almost exclusively OK "erta
peaches Preserved Canned fruit is most acceptable
as also are Piched' er "Spced" Peaches; bot oil these
modes Of preparation involve OF less actual e1
pcEdIturo Of money for sugar spices. vinegar, cans
etc; whereas 10 stone aud dry the fruit requires NJ
cash. for 1t may DO trne that ffle is money
And In this the Children will engage most happy
task little eydn OF this unsubs,tia sort Of currency
need be- Invested by tho older whose stronger
hands are needed ION the farm
Asxo said of Pickles 70 wefay Of Dried Fruit TOO
much cannot BE- sent TO the army. fthcro should b
surplu above The need Of the sick and eonyaeseent
win ever 30 most grateful 70 m. well men, ard more
especially 10 those unfortunass who have BEEN and Will
vet be- restored their comres from their long pnng
In 'souiLern prisons. where FOR many weary months,
they have known Frat only by memory and Fresh Veg
eiabcs oHly by name,
So dry your Peaches-dont Jet thom rot on the
| ground-and don't feed thss TO the hogs, single
pound OF Dried Peaches may a soldiers fe-it viii
certainly I'll him With new hope aud new spirit, by
ryiny him pleasant thenghs OF Home and 81 the mani
fold good things chat Mother used 10 make"
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