Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-06-05

Hospitality provides a good tie
pos, with chain and spring ho' X,
where tic guest may saleiy iaslcn III
stee.l.
A harness IS stronger aud more
comfortable, and Eas's better, wien
Acp, sol, and l'iiabic w!lh nca,siooi
OIL.
The square form in building gives
The cheapest inside room. Too many
iittle structures are a great tax Oh tie
owncr.
The animal ana vegetable rroduc-
tons vi farm are usually alike III
quality and abundance. y farm is
not wisely managed Nhcre both do
not improve each year
you had your arm cat Of, yea
would feel it To vour leaft--a tree
vii! not feel, bni no, 10 tbs heart.
When anybody tells you OF a gard
oner tiiat understand all about horii-
culture and agriculture, AMI that HI
can be hired, don't bsliNe 4 word OF
il, Ion there are no such t. be hired.
.sue. man caa make more than yea
can afford to 9ise him, and il he has
sense enough 10 uu igr>tand tie bGsi
ness, lie will ..lsc have enough IL
know this.
Hardwood ashes rubbed Ii bar ks
q cattle vi 4 ~ u.ueh toward cxter-
rinaiiug ice.
Ome OF the mos. sensible pieces
Of ad,ice that en- 10 given q shep-
herd is TO avoid any sudden change
OF food, for either Keep or lambs.
p. II. Clark, Of Wayne Co,
iowa writes 10 the Iowa Homestead
Ina; Cottonwood of last years
growing On high prairie new measures
l2 feet, c inches IN hight, l2 inches
in circumference al the bat.
We regret 10 say that very recent
reports from some great sraii-growing
regions OF Michigan represent the
peaches as very mach damaged By
the late frost. Tie fruit was iusl
beginning to set when damage was
done.
An Euli>h breeder. now In Ken.
lucky, writes to the Country Gentle
man that a cre>s betwcenlhe Therefore
and Shori-liofn is Tie best cross that
can be made, producing an animal Ia
same repccts better than HE Short
Horns.
Black warts on plum trees shoill
bc ext eff as soon is they appear.
They ire caused By a diseased state
OF The sap. Some plgm,.rowers re-
commend the tree Hse oi salt as a
preventive of the black knoI, but il
cannot be always reliod on.
Fruit growers should bear III
niitp that plasas may be protected
IRON tie carenl:o by Swinging tie
trees twice a week with Underwater Of
the consistency OF very thia white
wash, from the time the fruit is tho
SIZE OF a pea until tie first Of July.
AT the laie sale Of short-Hor,s
by MessrS.' ban, Of Madison Co,
Ohio, X. G. Dun soli nine young
bulls Il an average Of s2g4 q, and
eleven cows and heifers at an average
Of Sl36.75. J. @. Dun sold seven
bulls ut am average Of sls2.e9. aud
five cove and li,iicrs IL an average
Of STA.
The American Farmer, Balti-
more, says that a li'igent reader Of
the Farmer, pr ,inpted bs lis sngges-
lions, planted Goodrich potatoes last
year, anal as the grouad was poor IL
used two tons of Peruvian guano. He
has sold from the crop $500 worth,
and is not done vet.
M. c. Mdsscl has published a pa
per in which he states that the trunk
Of trees are :.laays fiattened in the
norihel'y and souilierly directions.
and expanded ia an east and west
plane. lie SAYS he could support lis
theory BY several thousand examples,
anil that his views arc entirely ia ac-
cor1ance with Astronomical laws.