Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-03-14

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THE ALsIKE GLOVER is said to yield as
high as six or seven bushels of seed to the
The Iowa STATE FAIR is to be held at
/ Clinton, September f24-G7. jfIlle Society
offers $4,000 in premiums. The grounds.
will comprise -35gacres. nailou 40 -Tost
| Sow LIGHTLY. Alderman Mech says
I he has raised more wheat by using bushel
I oreven peck of seed to the acre than he
| could have done had he used two OF three
bushels r03s!l &afahisa 1910 ,I56
I WHEApY--A Massachusetts, man recently
killed two pigs, tbirty,tive weeks old that
weighed 331 and 315 pounds each. They,
were fed on meal, fmiddlings and skinned
milk cooked together. ~ o. =.
lrHTo CLEAN KNIFE HANDLES w hen the
! Ivory handles of. knives get stained or turn
yellow, mix a tablespoonful of waite with
few drops of spirit of salt; rub it web on,
wash it off with cold water and wipe per:
fectly dry. ~ ~ ~ e 2''a - % a
SCAB IN SHEEP-A correspondent of the
Country Gentleman has found salt and sui
| phur a. sure cure for scab in sheep. He
puts oneeighth or one-tenth part of sui
phur with the salt and feeds as usual. Three
or four months will effect cure % or
Clover SowING i Cjjo,vy1anrG q aed;s 1snaIl,
soWn III Efarch mon the 9 Grain cro,,Sf
Should there be a little snow on the ground
no injury will ensue by sowing upon the
snow, as when it melts the water carries
the seed with it into the soil Many farm
ers prefer thus to saw their cloverseed DOR
p CHARCOAL has been tried in fattening
fowls. with marked advantaoe the differ
ience in weight produced amo,inting to
fifteen, or TWENTY per cent besides ia de-
cded advantage in Tenderness and fiayor
The charcoal was pulverised, and mixed
with the food, about a Gill daily to one
| turkey, and also left free On the groundl q
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tions have continced him thaf . nlanf ide.
yelopes much more RAPIDLY during almean
temperature. when this Temperature VARIES
then when it is uniform. provided that it,
| does not fall. below freezing point. IHeiis
also of opinion that the effect produced Isl
equal to the square Of the te,nnerature
paA s1I g H. Am zuritor far tbo p,os.;,
Eayone,. who. has baan in @J,I;no;S fftee,,,
vears rirotests again # brealxino IN land in,
tended f;gGI nast1Pe He wouM have ' t;oht
Hnors - "a no., oor, e., so,r;,ae, H. saod
NH, .Io,ld lie ss,,,,, 49,, g. II, 49,,
hay may be fed upon the unplowed pasture.
Judiciously managed in this way, the pas,
lures will soon be found to be mostly in
tame grass. -, l .'al l...s s e,s 'hR91|
CHTMNEys.-Tbe BOSTON .77,,on acyio,t 70
coIInmendsi fiat If, bnildinc cb,mnevs bricl.
LAYERS shonld mt a nnantitv of Salt into
+bo ,,oortor Nth ,,,h;oh +ho ;,o+o,.ol,I,oe 20
t.ioln w iI ha LA IN 1T iii
DfIck are 10 DE lald. Ihe elect VIII be
that there will never be any accumulation
of SCOT in the obimnav for tho reason that
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exposed absorbs moisture every damp day.
The SCOT. thus becoming damn. falls down
into the fireplace, which, we should saw.
would be a. remedy about as bad as the
disease. 81 81 f3sylj.'.j. .aag gsr.H -
A ,r..T,. ruLs,ra.
nsiLs az nc nallI aua1so,
AnoMs d iaIlueI wig wenC In'o .ne eoap-
n n,s.s BUSINESS so1ie yeads aso lol siie
puipo9o vi os'.linS eiio aalios' ai,oi tif'FltIS
oeeH ieaGno.t W Apply " His laliu. io
ownei q lal &c laili, INC SUI peihS Siieny
now who was ACQUAINTED with # before it's
owner BEGAN flo annIv tbe ashes would he
astonisbed AFT the results they have accom-
nlished He annlied- them at tbe rate of
from 15o to 2Oll bushels ner acre to differ.
emit crons. and in every conceivable wav
800,
:. LIE HE CEE Tl weight per pusheli
OF olHerent KINDS OF gram genefaily ADOPT /
eel I'D 'tne oni1eu states is, Ior Wneal, "
pOuhus; corn anu rye leacnt 90; barley,
40 anu odts, o. According W ING new
system the cehtal tor Io0 Pounosl OF the
oliieren1 klhos oi grain WIZ NC DIS Iolio @"sf;
What oa "a s or Ia hu NeW na ssta1
Corn - bu. and IA ibs' or i1,14 bu. do 49,
Rye. 49,. bu. and a lbs, or 111,14bu. do
Oats ...3 bu. ana IDS, or o1s Du'... 40 800 /
. Ir,,,,,,, ,r,,,,,,s cave :. =. ,,o,.ra-,,ondont
SlrRUII IIehES,j say correspondent,
should be allowed to shoot out their Breaches
nea, tho oraundi nrotectino the trunk and
the soil from changes of temperature and
- = = - r. a, 49, +l,a+ D.;
loss OF lnOlSItlTo- ne lnlLhs tHdI ToVl-.
denne never meant fruit to grow out of
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