New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
become closed up and the head swsns. What h III

become closed up. and the head swslh. What h M
cause and the remedy or
and hold the case open for other outside members"
%. The only advantage Of underdrains in such SOD
would be aerate, and thereby make 1t warmer. Probe
| bly, the cost would 0verbalance the advantage.
e. Compost all but the ashes Slake the limo with
water saturated with SALT TO aid decomposition Of crude
materials. Alone, the COW manure would be beet
its5e I y no rule Of proportions IN S ceTposiag 1"
would he the liquid it had absorbed. There 10 somS
mai uTial value in hardwood ,awdust There s none
IN pine. The COW manure neoIs composting or piing
under cover. " prepare it for use The mucs n not
valuable deposit, and 10 worthless until thoroughly de-
composec., The clay 10 beneficial 10 such soil as youis
and 1t is probable YOU would derive as much benefit
from the ashes of the sods from any other prepare
ton. Burning would tighten the hauling where that q
an object.
a. Leached ashes always beneficial to sandy soil
the longer they lie exposed the weather. 10 the pile
the better they are. Soap makers lime is considered
nearly worthless.
probably Is the COW manure, II toleraby pure would
DO worth double and certainly ten times much o. lie
muck IL Is denlt to estinnte tie comparative value
OF TIC lime aud lies, much depends np0n the cond
ton of the soil aud necessity u the plants TO be grown
(6 As SOON as t..ey ripe and the fruit rotten "a
to serarae thou plant at once Ia beds, or mix with
moist sand and expose over Ninter.
C) Follow natures teachings. and cover lightly with
voods Lluld and decayIDg leaves We do not tbnk
they ever have been successfully cultivated There
some things beside Indians, that dey the Of
| civil zatOn.
| e. AlasI here human wisdom falls The cause of
universal mid-w ara blight can never be found out
any than the cnuse and cure Of epdemica diseases
which sweep away n IA and other animals.
(y). This question is answered under No. {. II "a
disease f,r which there is probably no certain cure.
a Pr0ilkc Lstter ON old Western corr espondent
A. DANA. brs much in it that its value 10 lest In
qua1t =. We must try TO pick oat the most valuable
portion.
| A Hdgs Of WiLd Goo,e5rriss is recommended to b
planted near the house for the women folk 10 spread
pl, hos IA ardN uc ed nv
| II mikes good screen and affords some fruit" Er.
Dana recommends other fruit bearing pants for hedges.
SnaH often fail 10 come up. Cover the grounds
with boards each night I'll. tLey start.
| H0ren In cattle may be relieved by plunging 9 thin
baded knife tie cavity OF the body, wIthou, NATE
rsl injury the animal. IL Should be inserted jdss
back of t5e short ribs where tue siae feels sotsL as
enough resch The pannol, and tie wound kept open
| long enough to blow OF the gas.
IomaiOss should he alu ays tied to stakes treils 10
produce best results. and branches trimmed on Hhos
tied up, place bIuSh ~ keep ViIes ana uuit from tas
| gr und.
Frosty CELLARS may be made keep vegetables by
eIing snem slightly with earth In plles or pl Oh ~
covering &c pit hole With boards or straw.
| Araatc for Flies which Mr.. DANA recommends. We
know is sure death when tley eat i, which Is not
time in ten. III the writer's house. where 1t l oilen
Graperine Sprouts are good for pickles. prt up IN
layers with cucupbess which are improved By tho
sprouts.
Soek Esin4 Harnss, is an old evil that sailing wOnr
| always prevent What viii Whoever VIII discover
remedy iusuIes a fortune Ii wOu.d save some swear
lag even at church. when we come ost and find oG'
| ilLeB cleN ed mp.
cars are most prevalent where hens have 70
old sEip-yards. Haul sway tie rubbish and spread ~
Peats set Il dry Neatber may be preserved BY cover.
ing VIA green leaves. ~,
In, Prdiri, Far, "a sample OF when 10 sent oy Mi.
Dana l. worthless plant We took espeen, pans to
ut the SEED into ne sioye instead Of the so VIC waht
10 more weeds Ii is In no respect eQuai 10 our e1i
| waited Lnnm HsidpsstaHm.
yauoe sag-cotoL to those WHO 1--we 10 high toses ~
for from tie woOd.uilc IL Is TO carry Up TIE wood
nod similar TO that used by all Who carry Oilet AID
mort,r A man can car On bis shoulder with ease,
AZ one load more than three Ia their arms and 1t IS
far easier load and unload than II is IL the arms IL
requires particular inventive power 70 max ohe;
Lei the suggestion 20 out thrOugt The TRIBUNE aud
before a month ten thousand VIII Oe N use. NY WoOc.
hod IS no: maze tight box, as It s1oad be ior coal
CHIPS small stuif. out ASA pins are set ~ proper
angle IN base OF ash u incLes ~ uameter ihe p,
are one inch IN diameter i inches lcug ihe ha1de
Inch diameter ~ inches long SET 80 lar ofS afi tha
the hod when loaded. will balance 90 the sn'uider.
| 4 permanent or novsble support Tor TIE hSa Nnhs
filling should be placed near the wood ple eoal
scutt,e made upon the same principle wo-id oe hf'
tune 10 an iron MANUFACTURED. " =,
| We hone some one viii adopt this suggesloo. i,
would DO away with the awkward way OF carrying eo4
from the stree, 10 fifth s.osy back rooms IN sneNS'
baskets which trail the dust from pavement to roo'
I
valuable And WHY Lot use he'd. instead OF basket
for carving ears OF corn or roots % the catut'
| Piaaf Trses-Doct. z. ?. PEcK Brooklyn: bope tbs
CLUB vii ever aIee upon oil wIo resd ..e or,,
plant trees Let Us encourage chLdrea 10 pant nIis
Ii acorn 20 begin now. this Autumn and,lssure tnea
that srd boys may both gr ~ osesne,, sna :.
the world a great deal Of good. IBIS co.nlr! mVs
AZ once 10 grow trees from seeds for iael and
timber. What directions has the CIa0 TO give as'
planting seedsi .o0,
l o.
ra,ures planingi that Is, shallow covering o. sovA
mold and leaves Nuts viii not yegotste II drleI oeoIs
planting. Locust seed may be kept YEAR, ald .nea
| by scaldine In lev, mace 10 grow. There If Ishi
lam In all the oldest States that might nave as Ns'a
doubled in years by tree planting a. aos' no ''s'
20 the owner. - e..-,
o. the New.York State Agricultural Society Albany.
SAYS: 81 with you 10 the roasting eoHes t9s
cline II ought to he IN every family thai nses eonSs
our land Without any disposition 10 puu any Bad!
wares into notice we should be CAD to make e'ery
wouan acquainted with this real laborsaying house
hold machine.
Farrasrs Mll. and "tte best horsepower are In
ourcd for by j. A. DENSIs Des Moines Iowa. whs
thinks neighOorbood coald use small slSe OK buIi
stones for grpcin corn better than to go IRON Ten -
forty mies 20 MM and pay one-iourth for grndlns,
How much power Il required FOR the smaIdG size OF
burr stones in common use. and now fast wiz ihe3
srind' Can you tell me aud lnVtO Others vha' Aind
1 of horse power il best for farmers user .
We cannot tell which oi the many powers are "a :
very best, il having been tUrny years since We naa
extensive experience in Nh" west 10 ofeaSlhg 1o"n
some haf,iozen OF the best then attainape. III nov
about % bny wo would take one of EmeI!'s endless
ain tvohorse powers and sooner than 60 ten miles
10 mill would have mill at home.
| Mr. DsSSIs writes Oct. -, mo frost ott ~
Ice one fourth Of an ucn thiek.' This gives siohs-
! favorable Autumn.
| ALLEGED IMPROVEMENT IN RAILWAY IRtcAs
l-Eyery traveller BY railroad has noticed the exceed
iugly UNPLEASANT oscillating Or rocking motion Sos
the cars frequently acquire especially when IN rape
motion or on a curve THIS lateral motion u Iot ou.;
very dsagreeable 10 the passengers but Is nndoupes