The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-02-11
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from the Largest, andF besSFof
these stalks should dbe cut back ,tS9
within two or three, bpasoof the mai main
The weaker stalk should be
cut off just above the lowest healthy
lateral of last years growth When
the buds start on this lateral or cane
that yto6d 90 Have left, rub off ailbut one,
and train the cane growing from that
for q new STALK The fo1f6Witig Febt
ruary cut out the old stalk Which yoJt
left spared for fruit LAST year, ieaSihg
a good healthy eane asneaf the ground
as possible to make a2heWs fr'iit-bearS
ing ewooa;; 80 etifo alternately year5by
year. This is the bestfenewal system
Of trimming I have ever yet seenIfO"
the stake. To those w44os have an6ld
rambling vine, running thirty orzforty
feet by the side of some buifhhge@
into tree, alkbacaif say aboHt6rlmi
ming is, cut out the9feeblea sprouts Hls
together; cut the healthy sproutsiaf
last years growth back, So as tasI leave
two or three buds on eaehbag saiEod
Having given a = general aontbneHet
vine trimming,iiI will new IgiEaN plN
reasons for trimminglip thasMinteri;
Observing that spring trimming ca1s-
ed the vine to bleed teoumueh from
the fresh wound, l tried fall trimming
believing that tosbe the best time tiImnieTso
that the wound might become seaNried'
the pores of the rYq99d11 eoUptF5actsd. oUh5 :s. 81
there might be no Pleeddipgg, pg,fiTp fip fhe fhezsr zts9ir
lowing April oriMay, ThSs ThSs result res vas, vas,
that on a, thrifty, well trimmed ylne'
the heavy flow Of sap from the hf'7S warm I'm
we weather 4 in March and early April,
having h Wins no r5ltsh chance of escape, filled tie
buds very early, caused them to start
and betiinilge. btiile.lsu Sure re- to BE caught witha
heavy freeze, fleai4s sohethaF Fof the
bddas, and always the bestofies; would
get Killed. Byiwihtefi trimming gnthe
wound will not get entirely heafed
the vine will bleed a little tiotenough
toEhurt it at all the ibnds WilloEnot
stsrt until late ndwiil, ,btherefoFeesF
cape spring freezing sf9s S.aDslN.lo
ON eL,hiojyRrs10JVSfgM jyr,is bt Il ! lIifLEGHENF Z CRY.
Some time, during the early part lof
last year there arrived in Allegheny hen an
industrious man from Germany, who
was was not long if I'll getting employ yment
at his trade, trad that Of a tailor. . Duf1ig
the thlea year lie found I'd 4 q willing danseE,
who, after briefcourtship, consented
toibecornei his wife. tIThey settled in
comfortable tenement OF two rooms,
| and they were living as happily aps
Ip5saSrenfly, as any newiy-rnarifed couple
Could do, awhen,b a few daystBefefe
Christmas aaiiother fair one 9appeared
on the scene and claimed the newly
maj married man as ifeage lord, Ds virtue
of marriage in the Faderlaiid.@ sFhis
our hero didnotdeny, and diikeEsenslble
people, they began to deViseisome plan
of cutting the'nGordian Il knoto winch
could not be united. .sIsEnsfTq fRsn
Is The very much married maay made
propositions MhichsWas taceeRted by
both the iother parties, stonWItSaM11e
No. .1swas.tos playawife,. assisting him
at his trade, fof one. wseek the III OF other,
meanwhile, acting as rhqlnisemaaPid, llie aP in IN
charge Of the kitchen, changing places
with NeS2 at the end \ of ofiiJ1 the 81 ,Eee1ksrI77 Et1srI77
The plan vas put in operation n.s.qp op
Christmas aayn and the TIE have e nov nov
entered upen the fifth week Of dthesarE- AZ
rangement, wife, Mol now occupying
the post, of honor, for lsi,e dhMatinIe.
IoLTlre infofiiant, wheis WellalqAai ain
ted withsthe pafties,u says that to- all
appearance the arrangement is Raffled
i Quito the satisfaetionla of aAha0neepned
nonea being desiroua ofGhaage.4a alns
1eqCypt9R5EE For 6sfiiITrfEb 5 q RSbs.SGTaKe
three -drahms ST gum Fcaidph6r, three
ditto Of white sbeessWaS, three 6fospef-
rinraacteti ana thred table spoons of oiive
oil. Melt in 10 cup upon the stove,
slowly, Stirring it carefully, and i'll a
few, minutes it viii form a Ifii6e white
ointmehft?. IF the hands areVery bad,
take aaih ali ola pair Of gloves sew tpi all
the fps, turn inside OUT ana rub an
over with the Ointment then turn
back and wear Them every night.
, This makes THE shaHds pBeaatffulpy
, White and soft and prevents al sehab-
= ping. '.''ii'''.'o' .aA = a'.so"
h. FRENCH, POLISH FOR JRooTs, SHOES,
AND HARNESS, mix m together one on
quart of vinegar and one pint int o, f., soft Of
water; stir, into it a, pound of glne llg
finely broken up, halt, a,pounldS IfSf Ct log log
: wood chips, quarter Of an s0I ounce syo q
I finely powdered indigo, a Qpagter ,,s9 q
an epnceb of I soft soap eeab9at o.,'tesp 9 tea
spoonful, and quarter, of an ounee oune
bof isinglass,e Boil the mixture iSIIlr. oyel I've
the fire for ten minutes Of. more mo -, Then he
strain the >1iquid,s bottle, aud cork
ApplStwith a sponge, first xsleaning
the articles to he pplished.ssShQalf
, you find it too thick, hold it t'heaEithe
fire to warmiitza llittleandi heat Ml
.hquify it very qaieklysxas nj bsslEz
, F. LAW q TiiE r tp.-Pers6iIs meet.
! iihg in carriages on highway oafeetc
litprn out to tic Fight Of the centre %
. the highway. III is endt qthe'eentreso
9 the smooth or most travelled part .
g the road, hut the centre of the worket
+ part, even though the %holessmootl
Q or travelled part be one side 1As%ih
$ tier, however, when the foada IS 10b
d structad by snow, the centre of tn
G middle Of the beaten alIath. The stat
) ute requiring carfiag ages 70 turn % tn
G right does otapply 10 the Mfeetinge o
It a carriage With 4 horse car, nor with
n traveller on horseback. IA traveller 6l
h the highway is boitiid to have Ms hai'
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