, 1869-02-17

thtcAGu Tribune
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T,lr lutn'v Is hugely lnd,lrncrl hy ri.
mate, rnli md thu made trf cutiiue. H. na..
utnlly drl1gh!s In Il cnUl, ,Hulst climate,
With anh'lr linn. tlllcd with pIrnty Of III.
rn, Ing ~rgtlnhlr n'a.trr, .ucll IN lrnys, r"t.
i'm mut'l Ur swamp murh. TU na'laln 9,Dd
rihIa, mud II Eonu 'lnsitly VI t"tatort. WI
n,,tat tofHn AZ ncar tu tlluau natural eotidi.
| tlufis ~ poshibFe.
slrllgant Wisconsin, MIbMesuln nn,l Nurth. |
,rn l,"a tnyr swn fras1'B. slIlll,aer md
"lntrr thu spring aud autumn nru lou
etutt tn hHye anr srfiuMs rIl-ct, Al We Kn
south We find rfIangu shu tpfnR IL a lung,
| rainy jrfnd, IN wllieh yerr Al1n Is sfnw1y
t,,,uiiti ant, en Vi thr autumn, thu gruwtiI
is hui s" hnrti ar.strh hy tt"st ~ 10y ,tr |
| ttteh!Ng Vi lHehtat gtnwlh. Lug letnlr
ltuet we str iI,a tutrtt itena Wlsng IN Tho
tuInrs 81 nnininN hnt Ibis trttt nr,tts IL
tirP PintrA ,atOrti, ltt iir!r vt lvr.ul 3ti,wtlt
IA rir' hr,t by ttus..
Anrr III" ,"'rInt III rfnN III hrftyra nj ',,n
shilf,, 1t II ttal,.pl aIrnllly turwHrl uMlt NJ
tras,H tty tyt,nt " III" ttw'itHg Wp NJ varsy
1a",lurts. IN Ills ,,un'"r l,m Lutte. nr ln,,x
| trasDll, |HltatuHh malu,a n'Il PrntlNna larHe
rts,., .nri, IN tllr HnrnUt GAtli, llar1lau,I,
Pcuellltlhw anh riukryn.
WLcu wu w k.ultl Of 40 tegfecB ni tAtI.
t,,ar VIZ l,nyr, iusscnd Of thu long slrnn,rr.-
or, rather. spring. htisnniar anh utltunn-two
lutiutn u( grbWtli lur thu l'utatu: thht Ul
ihr IunK, cool, tnnnt, rally HchAnn hf spring,
urd tlr rnol, 1nul.t. lEcHry days Ut autumn.
divided by lAc glowing jlrnts Ut su'inrr,
With 3ta dr,nghts aud tlelngcs u raIn, nltor-
nut!,us uI sens0n unrltnu to the growth Of
liz potn.o. x rllphl study OF tliu c"ndltl II
crop n, spon as tic frost is out OF ihc ground.
md tho lite crop lilo lust ol June, j" that
tlc vines ,uAy bO gsowtl during tue summer,
int that tic tul,crs t,lny bo slalurcd during
thee ol t.ays Of autumn. To accomplish
+ this We must In ull en.cs sclcc: y quick M.
! turing snrIcty, " w1nt VIC call curly r"la-
. ines, such as ScsIannuck. Harly YORK, etc.
II inrnrra would attcnd to tlscsc fuels, tlsoy
, wAnih seldom hlvu ocraAlon to coinIlAin Of =
rl,ott crop. While On this subject II will be
L ! we'll to reIn ut Whist VIC have said annually
/ fer thu past ten years about tho leat mode Of
: aol1. ron POTATOES.
Thr land tlal has llutl one cFup Of corn or
other grnln since 1t was broken, stlch ns We
call hccohd eul, Ii thu hest, ana Il FAt.cr low
Z pruitlr. just US we'll or better, provided that
l. i. !. viii drained. rlow, deep, roll and lay
10 dong with my OF our two-horse sulky cul-
10 t1vators. The sets. Que eye each, ar dropped
is a!uJS this small opening. ten Inches apart,
.r and : re covered ey htra.idllng tha rows and
IL thu Garth to the centre. THIS Will cover the
cr scts three four Inches dcrp. he land Is lcn
in in this condition until tho plants begin te
&C. show themselves: The two horse harrow Y
I'd the snrtacr is made IN good sltth, when 1t i
1c rolled. III few Gays the plants are all mp
ke and ready for working with the sulk,
RI, epitivstor. which Is done s,,, bY s tHrnln'
ty shield 10 keep of cloas, straws
ri or humps OF earth. The working Is repeate
nd weekly until in bloom. The oae-hots
Ter douhle-shoyel plo1 will then keep down th
las weeds between the rows. 4 top-dresslng q
III manure is also valuable, but should not az
at ply it before planting bat just before bloom
H. lnG, or, In case Of q long dry time, to protee
yer the surface from too rapiu evaporation.
est FUNGI AND cARBoL1c ACID.
;ar, The microscope is REVEALING some wonder
ely in the vegetable and animal kingdom, IT,
am- mag give us some new ideas Of disease. Tt
,m Texas fever, .glaudcFs. zingworm. ague, au
ael. many other diseases ATE now supposed to
rees have new system Of medical treatment
aud moro certain III It's results than the old rem
site dies. A preparation that will destroy Il
Her spores Of tuuci and not 1njurc the delica
he tissues :" Ill work wonders IN the oustlng
do this class q ,diseases, whether OF plants
3ycr animals. This subject was largely discuss
The at the last meeting OF the State ttorticultur
allv Society, and again during the course ltctur
It were mainly confined to vegetable life, b
nate there is no reason why It should not also {
Of tend to animal lltc il 1unei Is the active c
min men' of yeast Qerment and changes the star
will to glnrose. 1t may be the active eie mc
be- also of disease, that changes, or, rather, {
apcr *troys, the tissues OF The lungs OF Of the ua
,cak organs, as evidenced In consumption
nee catarrt. C3rholic acid Is attracting at1l
the tton In The case OF diseases OF regcta
will growth, and it may also prove yaluaoe
human discusses. Some OF our retef}ua
writeis claI,n that 1t Is m ant:dote Of gse
to promise in case Of the Texas cattle fsE
It. If lhemistry Is mixing wonderful discover
and In enr Goals; not satisfied with tho m
N brilliant dyes, 1t nov seeks 10 cure some
and the most dangerous diseases TO vegetable Q
he animal life. The uaturc and uses Of fu
Sued II Ill nov form one OF the most Interesting
,lacc qulries TO the student OF animal and Tcgc
low bic economy. When We fully u-ders,Rnd
The functions, VT may be able 10 1nd some up
sent cation that mny check ita power o, misch
ivm How much better for tue Sale 10 pay G
IL of petent person TO study out ths:s tnln9s q
1T Of TO teach ouF sons sometaloE 81 1ae liteFa1
n ,ts EembIy will aid the Slate Horticultural q
indi- ety IN the iuudablc effort to inangaratc
the subject.
seen FLAX ON sod LAND -,
euate tHHhAAfk. lroquola TO-. H., Feb.
Can ysa s,se n =; VA i
ons sr t:ed "1d sv so 1e@ II saes sses s:ea 10 to
sc,a; wh.n 10 btoak the pra!tlt, row deep,,
e Yas,: ssIa ::1 nd 1' R,5a
tiics tE III Flax seed On co'nmcn prairie sod, IL
gard. put n. will rrnduce fFom th1ee 70 q
th,ch hu'!'el,. ny at, average Of tlyc bushels.
York ibnd must hs ueerly rioTed hnd thotonp
/ the sccd IL soWu. Hall bushcl of .octl is
thxt ptnpcr ttuunt&ty. thonEh hone prefer turn
blows 'onr peek., fite erop, will be Of 20 value
l4s uf hfhW nF lint Tor The tsciofS, ~ tht crop
vlpcr nj btst nut mind uyor two ftc1 hs4h,
aaluu, docs iucrc thu loot. ~ on sod Ian
[lvrr. htnrchcs out near The ground, and a.
iii tnx a,t ~ ~. 10 @ sn: wth W. , sf,,st ;stS y
.nutor III 0rcta'he On to's crop. VIC must tako
,rnch. consideration It, relative raiun ~ couipl
, lis to otucs crops; ai.o the cost Of seea
often, lat.or. A c3mparea 10 corn Of ~h!tc bs
IlIinw think II no OBJECT on such land.
ntInn The land eau be broken from now until
mon. middle OF May, and thc crop town after
!, lie ares 0. Arsls. II sown too carly Il ma
d The Injured By hard frost.
Is the 7nR HOUSE WE LIVE IN,
Is sur. Thtk book, by dts. P. and 8. T. SedGW
In the Of Chicago, snd published by Church, q
James man y uonnclly. Il intended TOR family
morc, Ia the country, y here ply 5sicIan caono
dc her ways be a. haod. q personal acquaint
~ she al more than twenty yeafs Hlto Inc auti
who harc bccn long faznthaE with, and
r rail- ceksiu1 in, ihctrcatmcnt Of diseases Incl
len to 10 The prairie country. rcndcfs ne peru:
htm ehis work pleasure, II written ~
Public be found Of especial value. While |. ca
:. chat. take the place Of good physician. II ~
alc TO | found useful Instructor Ia almost al
Ocean, Of emergency. Such works arc Of valI
r bills the Formers, Tor they give them better ID
- unc the mel o. whom they depend for ren
acres, casta Of aickness, and often show The
.unby!. ness Of the reed on which they.
indian The study Of chemistry. and physio
.tcxts should be a part OF the cdnes
les the OF every farmer. The ono will
10 bus b!nl some idea Of the poisonous quality
ouhlcs largc portion OF tho drugs thai hre tak'
rn,ons medicines, Bud the other will show hio
by 1hs need OF careful consideration oI "the b
d such VIC live In, ana tnht suitaole ciotnanRt tp'
of tho foth, non:ex fosure 10 night alr and ~
r:ieycl cooling Of the body, are all points ths
re a,c better understood, would sayc us from +
ld1Ion suffering, ns we'll MS guard us nEalnst qu
ouciaT I}r reading ench works We may of1cH
wars1 doctor ourselves, but that will be
ouopo- to to the over dosing that We now get
CIll,au, ouacks and chnrlatans OF the medical
futurc frs>ion. AS clns. farmers arc not snfaci
n,isc particular v whom.ve employ as physls
Of New In the first place. VIC give the subject to
= tie attention. We arr charged With the
chase CT uuack nostrums ut the dFuE