The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-04
AGRICULTURAL.

Irlfit the Year hOunH.--1 hlo iin5 ~ 1850
out much difficulty, There are so many IAN nP-
piiances, and much knowledge on tne SUI
iect that almost any fruit can be saved i-h-
deed all, if extreme means are appiieu' 't"S -
secured. a,sf,l
generally. We say generally, because 'nete e1 20
nuch carelessness and some ignorance on tne
Subject 1t is with canning fruit as with dlscn-
ing.-unless the work is done well ~ VIII DC
failure. And this need not oe Inc 1a I'LL Ie,,r
fruit we'll; fill your jar while the iT'lC ls nov,
and mako tight at once. This VIII save you
ALL or nearly all the ir@ aaS shs ICE s is means
that win put it beyond peradyenture. BUT ede
means for this have not been perfected OF maze
general. -. hoe orr;ve5 now is
| the time to have our means at hand, Lucklly
old cans are D resort-these we have. bu1 we
\ need more We need it for the enJoyment sueh
frn;t hrings. both for relish and for health AS
stock needs succulent food in winter, SO we
need fruit, and to q greater extent; as o 1a
wants are greater. We need fruit dairy the
year round. to keep off the doctor, and to enjoy
daily a treat OF summer. -, ;+b
Now n can purchased once will keep, WIN
, oors for ali time; it will be a sort of patch OF
/. summer fruit, only it is much handieF anu
surer. -, .h hos+ Of 4,erries
i, who will neglect this treat - We fear many
have neglected to plant patch; the least DIT
of land will do But there is the WHO p s Ky
:, conpfTv FOR the nero picking, or for sman
r | sum, The markets afford them, both the CUT
n tivated and the field berries You are laying
in health remember, when you are laying ~ n
these berries and the raspberries that succeed f
- them in such good time, as II they nao Eeem
y intended expressly for this. anu Ihen, tha
L. %IciIerr It is even more healthy than the
m strawberry and the raspberry 1t Is the healen,
,u est of berresyou cannot wen eat o VOC of
rich rare-ripe blackberry, large and perIectS1:u
OF Canning hurts the blackberry. Its -quaallt!
oh is delicate, You hardy HaUn ;.at perfect
n little beyond brings the acid and the lnslPto
- Heat therefore, hurts 1t, put sui lehNo 80.
VS. rood dish--a very relishable, wholesome run
his With the blackberry we are in the mlast 80
of other fruit, and we need not menIlon 1neh e e
ST. cellencies. These will be seeh ana app[ecla1;
he where n cellar is-weA- stoeked-W11n-tneh
Be Cheerful-Farmers wives and daught1ee
can do much towards making the teifsethe N "a
Of n farmer n pleasanter and happier on
SVbsn RETURNING from the field, the barn, or II
p9S dreary winters ride from the city, cold hung
ion and perhaps discouraged, as VINO Is sn MIL
pms neatIv-dreesed woman, and, more than all, q
ne blazing fire, and q well-laden supperL!TIa1O
me waiting only for father or husband, WIN dn
tne much to tighten any burden, and TO lnspl
.asS him with renewed activity for business a.
NAL life. a,,4,- ,o,-;ner vi fe 4
lme laws the preparation of the meals of the q
ers till after or fust before, the coming IN OF
nan men from the field. How tedious at must
wed for them to be obnged 70 nr w prepar,
IL
'ac h How unpleasaut to them TO move from q
ent- side to that, and from that to this, that
der may 9ss nes 49,, ~ tbS4 tbey nre in the W
tie when the fault is really your own
Sie Then if you have had trouble with your
aI wants or the children have been unuSuN
PR PIC cross do not weary your husband Win !!
aI1s, frettinp and complaints, and unless you
thef sicIx enough to need his active attendance
the advice of q physician, do not tel! MN o.
Ihs nothing wenkens the strings OF aftection 500
ape1 than a constant fault-fnding disposition.
WIN not excuse yourself from the duty OF max
was home pleasant because your husband Is
ieNer and Inorose May not your dilatorlness
iatus L6nsehold matters have something TO 90
lalhs pbisS At any rate, try the better way-7T
anu anu home 6lleerful and. pleasant to your husu
the III obiIdren and at the same time you
icers, end chat life and home will have new cha
mere and new comforts unfelt before for you.--A
n the lean Farmer. at
1re 80 of There are some hints in the preceding
b all might be needed with advantage by other
c look foryoers, wives. Many mechanics and bus
sti, Is MEN would find their aggregate of comfort
} been happiness greatly augmented If these al
emily trifiing things were elevated to the
''''s'er nitv of duties. Much of the discomfort
disagreeable scenes in families have
:, ana ana origin in neglect of little details.
yor ,;a6 Glasgow gentleman named j. Orr u
Snrnus who lateiy committed suicide, staten IN M