St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-05
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sAgricnlturrall ana 1oIentlac.
"A NATURAL deposit Of gold haslbeen dis
covered In New Jersey, in Passaic andGaus.
sex counties, Of an aYerase yield nof $24
per ton. \. g. iss IsssSs = 'sssif /. g l
Tar rich cheese called sstilton, ID due ID
the addition Of the cream 81 hemilk drawn
over night, which IL mixed With the new
mil Of tho next informing. g @t1s =s
CoAL ron swIns, - Tho Prairie Farmer has
several letters from diff erent parties endors-
i4g, the Practice Of feeding osal TO swine.
{: r.. Of Kankakee, has fed itone year with
] the best results. The amount consumed by
the porkers, as related by Mr.. DeLuce, oi
lroquois Co., ID wonderful He says they
make way with about two lbs. each per day.
Az they are very quiet, not roofing at all,
they gain much faster In flesh than before
he commenced feeding the coal. i h. t55.* 5t,a
Too MuoH srecKk Farmers lose / great
deal every year ~ keeping more stock than
they can properly feed and take care OF.
They commit q great mistake BY keeping
more than they can keep well. TO keep
stock wen, they must be kept in con-
stantly thriving condition. In Summer
they should have abundant pasturage, and
lin Winter warm shelter land all the good
fnutritiods food they will eat Stock thus
managed are always profitable always I'M.
proving and increasing in value-rarely, II
nis..urs TO ionI man - ~ - = oAe
-. go, IA. siif..sstt3 g5ss. Us u
GOOD buTTHR "a FOUL sCr1LARs.-Good
oueser can =. % maze n loul cellars. Moth
ing recellys.es talnt more easily than butter.
j. ~, becomes lnfeoted readily by offensive
doors. Much sWeeter, better butter is made
IL. eprlng-houses than IA cellars. Deoayed
cabbages, turnips, etc., ina cellar, do not
lmpart any virtues TO butter, but deteriorate
IT badly. Good butter is one Of the great
luxuries Of the table and nothing but the
most scrupulous care and neatness will Sc
cure 1t. Early In Spring give the cellar a
thorough cleansing, and sorubbing II you
please. Then whiteWash It from top to bot
TOM TOM A little lime scattered about in heaps
10 also beneficial Have an opportunity to
venulate cool nignte ana mornings. But be
in tha cool AZ snd 81" = e 49,. - . ~
cane. Then = Won g;i1 scoid vo',r =. ~ " 20
crook q and hnciet. Nth no;.r p'.s . :..A
and nae tha mona. All az =. 49," 80 10y,
maka and naci hmttar th.t Il Iii - ~ a, Hsu
aura "a eatl-Rurnl Wor1d p's"'
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! QUALITIES OF THE ON1oa.-Ihe onion de-
serves notlce a. ON article OF great consump-
ton IN this country, and 1t rises in import
ance when We consider that in some coin-
tries. like Spain and Portugal, it forms, one
OF the common and universal supports of
life. 1t is interesting, therefore, to know
that, in addition to the peculiar favor which
tlrst recommends It, the onion is remarkably
nutritious . GUS, According to analysis the dried
ONION root contains from twenty-five to
thirty per cent. OF CLUTTER. ? lit ranks, in this
respect, with the nutritious pea and grain
q the East. 1t Is not merely as relish,
therefore, that the wayfaring spaniard eats
nus onion With his humble crust Of bread, as
he sits by the refreshing spring; it is be-
Tia ohssss ~ tha n sl;sh ishor., - h., ae
= snsts IN his .t-srsth '.lani az .dS. IN,
*vond vh.t tia hull wonId' .n,o o - IN
amount Of nourishment Which, lis s;mn1e
meal sunnliea -Gene,,,e Earm.r '-'s '''1p ~
o-~'"''HsS = -" . J.
lthA1N1lNa C = TT TO JunP:-A Western
larmer says ne made It rule that whenever
osttle are maze nae 70 pass fence, whether
thro n oa N OF snpgaP,.. TO leave one rail
ior mem 20 pass un'der. TINS gives them q
DOWNWARD tendency el and lessons their in
cinnamon 70 Jump Of look ok upwards, as they
ere sure g go wren lazy attendant ts throws
uoMn n part q ,pe falls, ana makes them
yau!t me rest. Gattle may. Pe taught, to 60
over any renee ~ the careful training they
often get Tor this end, and performed as tQl-
lows First, starve them Or give themspoor
iced which will make ma et them light and rest
less. As ), soon n as they ge over the lowest
part OF the fence AFTER better provender,
make them jump back again, and put on
one more rail, saying, = guess that will
Keep EN- out. Next day, (as Of course
.they VIII be n mischief again, rereat the
process, adding another rail in q short time
10y ~. Tni .Ake care q themselves and harry.
1st me crops WIl'I nlooq1tt elnlarge.-xHeker,s
-, :.z.fo :, $50. .s>7. $685. i 5
THE FARMERS W1FE.-1s there any posi-
ton mother can covet for her, daughter
more glorious than to be the wife. ar nm.